Data migration

Your database is the business. Bring all of it.

No agency should have to choose between better software and the relationship history it spent a decade building. Tell us where your data lives and we will scope the cleanest path into Poach with you.

What we can review

The data behind the desk.

Every source is different — an incumbent ATS, a general-purpose CRM, a shared drive of spreadsheets, a database export, or all four at once. We start by understanding what you have, what matters, and what is honestly worth bringing forward.

01Candidate and contact records
02Client companies and hiring managers
03Jobs, reqs and pipeline history
04Notes and relationship context
05Call, email and message activity
06Resumes and attachments
07Placements and billing history
08Custom fields and owner assignments
A cleaner transition

Review first. Move second. Verify always.

01

Map the sources

Tell us which ATS, CRM, spreadsheet, database or file export holds your information, and who owns what today.

02

Define the scope

Decide what moves, what stays behind, and which fields, owners or relationships need special handling on the way across.

03

Validate the result

Review the migrated records and the counts that matter — people, companies, jobs, placements — before your team treats Poach as home.

After the move

A migration is only good if the data stays good.

Most imported databases rot within a quarter: three versions of the same person, four spellings of the same company, no way to tell which record is real. Poach keeps the cleanup in the product rather than in a one-time project.

  • 01 Duplicate detection across imported people
  • 02 Company matching so one client is one company
  • 03 Resume parsing that fills structure, not just attachments
  • 04 An audit log with a recoverable trash, so a bad bulk edit is survivable
What switching actually takes
Keep the advantage

Your history should make the new system better.

See pricing