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Salesforce Migration Reimagined
How GRAX Solves Data Migration Differently
GRAX takes the risk and complexity out of Salesforce data migration by preserving your entire schema. Rather than flattening or staging data in a third‑party cloud, our SFDC migration tools mirror the full structure and metadata inside your environment, ready for movement wherever you need it.
Whether consolidating orgs, spinning up regional environments or preparing for a divestiture, GRAX handles the heavy lift with rollback‑ready fidelity. This self‑hosted approach keeps sensitive data off external SaaS platforms and helps organizations meet security and compliance mandates.
Salesforce Migration Without Compromise
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Complete Schema Mapping: Object relationships, field types, and metadata preserved during migration.
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High-Fidelity History Sync: Migrate field history and system logs – not just current records.
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Infrastructure-Aligned: Deploy in AWS, Azure, or your private cloud – with BYOK support.
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No Staging, No Flattening: Move live data without sacrificing structure or adding risk.
Why Salesforce Data Migration Needs to Be Done Right
Salesforce data migrations aren’t simple table transfers – they involve complex object relationships, metadata and compliance risks. Industry research notes that data migration must carry “records with ownership and relationships intact” so the system is reliable from the first day. Generic Salesforce migration tools often flatten schemas, drop history and expose sensitive data to third‑party services. Many organizations end up migrating only partial datasets or spend weeks remapping objects manually. With GRAX’s SFDC data migration tools you keep parent‑child relationships, history and metadata intact.
Worse, when compliance is in play – like HIPAA, GDPR, or SOX – exporting regulated data into staging tools becomes a liability. Every missed dependency or orphaned record threatens integrity and trust.
GRAX solves this by putting you in full control. Our platform runs inside your environment and mirrors the complete Salesforce schema – objects, fields, history, metadata – exactly as it exists. Migrate full orgs, selective datasets, or specific objects between production and sandbox, across regions, or even into new instances.
You control what moves, where it goes, and how it’s logged. No flattening. No SaaS exposure. No compromises.
Schema‑Aware Salesforce Migration
Preserve object relationships, field types, and metadata during Salesforce data migration. GRAX’s schema-aware migration tools maintain the structure of your SFDC data so records remain accurate and fully connected after transfer.
Selective or Full Salesforce Migration
Migrate exactly what you need – from a single record to an entire Salesforce org. GRAX’s Salesforce migration tools allow flexible data movement across environments while preserving relationships and structure.
Self‑Hosted SFDC Migration
Run your SFDC data migration entirely inside your own cloud or data center. With GRAX, all processing stays within your environment, ensuring security, compliance, and full control over your Salesforce data.
The best way to bring your SaaS data into compliance
FDA: Part 11
“implement controls, including audit trails… for software and systems involved in processing electronic data”
SEC: Risk alert
“Implement targeted policies and procedures to ensure ongoing monitoring of cloud-based platforms”
BASEL II
“Data backups, archiving, retrieval and restoration with 3-7 years of all data history”
GDPR: Article 30
“Records of processing activities must be maintained… and be made available to the supervisory authority on request.”
PCI DSS: Sec 10.3.x
“Implement automated audit trails… access to all audit trails; creation and deletion of system-level objects”
AICPA SOC
“Audit trails providing sufficient context (who, what, when, where, how) to allow for a rapid and accurate response.”
SOX Act: Sec 302, 404 & 409
“…outline how to create, modify and maintain accounting systcomputerems, including programs handling any financial data”
FISMA
“Require continuous monitoring activities”
PIPEDA: Principle 6 – Accuracy
“Keep personal information as accurate, complete and up to date as necessary… record the date when the personal information was obtained or updated.”
EU GMP – Annex 11 Sec. 9
“…the creation of a record of all GMP-relevant changes and deletions (a system generated “audit trail”)”
CCPA PWC
“…data inventory and mapping of in-scope personal data and instances of “selling” data”
FINRA
“Various policies and procedures protecting against unauthorized access to or use of customer records or information.”
Gramm-Leach-Bliley Act
“…safeguard sensitive data; know where sensitive customer information is stored and store it securely”
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