Migration verification, not migration hope

Every record migrates.
Or we tell you exactly which one didn't.

VerifiedMigration baselines your source before a move, reconciles every task, comment, attachment and custom field against the destination, and hands you a client-ready exception report with evidence — never a made-up confidence percentage.

Built for agencies, MSPs and consultants running ClickUp, monday.com, Asana & Notion migrations.

exception-report.recon
Asana · Client Ops ClickUp · Client Ops
8,109
verified match
182
needs review
14
no match found
Website Redesign list: Q3 Web · 22 subtasks
Verified
Website Redesign — Final duplicate title in source
Ambiguous
Q3 Budget Review attachment missing at destination
No match

Verifying migrations between

ClickUpmonday.comAsanaNotionJiraTrello
What imports don't tell you

Migrations fail quietly, not loudly.

Native importers report "complete" the moment they stop running — not the moment the data is actually correct. The gaps show up three weeks later, in a client meeting, when it's expensive to fix.

"For projects that did migrate, subtasks were imported as level 1 instead of maintaining their proper hierarchy."

What can go wrong
Native importer
Recon
Nested subtasks flattened
Silent
Flagged, per-task
Comment authorship / timestamps
Unverified
Compared where identity maps
Private project stays private
Unverified
Checked at space level
Attachments actually present
Assumed
Verified per file
Duplicate task names merged wrong
Common failure
Never force-matched
The process

Four steps. You keep your migration tool.

Recon doesn't compete with your importer, your migration vendor, or your own scripts. It sits underneath whatever moves the data and checks its work.

01 · Baseline

Fingerprint the source

Every task, comment, attachment and custom field is extracted and fingerprinted before anything moves — hierarchy, dates, assignees, all of it.

02 · Migrate

Run your migration

Use the native importer, a third-party tool, or your own scripts. Recon is destination-agnostic — it doesn't care who moved the data.

03 · Reconcile

Compare, don't guess

Every destination record is matched against the baseline on identity where possible, and on a constrained evidence trail when it isn't.

04 · Report

Hand off the evidence

A client-ready exception report naming exactly what needs a human — with the fields and evidence behind every line, not a score.

Three states, not one score

We don't tell you "97% confident." We tell you which 3%.

Arbitrary confidence percentages aren't defensible in a client meeting. Every row in a Recon report resolves to one of three states, each backed by the evidence that produced it.

reconcile_run_2841 · Asana → ClickUp · 8,305 tasks
Verified match Ambiguous match No match found
TaskStatusEvidence
Client Onboarding Flow
gid:1209384756 · 14 subtasks
Verified match Source GID preserved as ClickUp custom field. Title, parent chain, assignee and 14/14 subtasks matched exactly.
Website Redesign — Final
list: Q3 Web
Ambiguous match Two source tasks share a normalized title. Destination task matches one on description fingerprint but not on due date. Needs a human.
Q3 Budget Review
gid:1209384912 · 3 attachments
No match found Task title and parent list matched, but 1 of 3 source attachments has no corresponding file at destination.
Vendor Contract Renewal
private project
Ambiguous match Source project was private with 2 members. Destination List privacy cannot be confirmed via API — flagged for manual check.
Who it's for

Built for the people who get blamed when a migration goes wrong.

Agencies

Prove the work, in writing

Hand your client an exception report instead of a verbal "it should all be there." Turns a trust problem into a documented deliverable.

MSPs

Standardize migrations across clients

Run the same reconciliation process on every engagement, regardless of which tool moved the data or which junior ran the import.

Independent consultants

Add a billable line item

Verification is a service clients will pay for separately from the migration itself — it's the part they were already worried about.

Pricing

Priced per migration, not per seat.

You're not paying for software you use every day — you're paying for one thing to go right. Pricing scales with record volume, not headcount.

Starter
$199 / migration

Up to 2,000 records. For a single client project or a first paid pilot.

  • Full source baseline + fingerprint
  • Task, comment & attachment reconciliation
  • Exception report (PDF + CSV)
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Scale
$999+ / migration

15,000+ records, multi-workspace consolidations, or ongoing agency volume.

  • Everything in Growth
  • Volume pricing for agencies & MSPs
  • API access for your own pipeline
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No subscription. No per-seat fees. You pay when there's an actual migration to verify.

FAQ

Before you ask

Do you run the migration, or just verify it?

Both, depending on the engagement. Most clients keep their existing importer or migration vendor and bring us in to reconcile the result. We can also run the move ourselves if you'd rather hand off the whole thing.

What if the migration already happened?

We can still reconcile after the fact if the source system hasn't been deleted or heavily edited since. It's a stronger result when we baseline before the move, but a post-hoc check is far better than no check.

Which platforms do you support today?

Asana and ClickUp are fully supported. monday.com and Notion are in active rollout. If your corridor isn't listed, tell us — most of the reconciliation engine is platform-agnostic.

Why not just show a confidence percentage?

Because "94% confident" isn't defensible when a client asks which 6%. Every row resolves to verified, ambiguous, or no-match — each with the specific evidence that produced it, so you can stand behind the report.

Free migration audit

Ship the migration your client won't have to redo.

Send us read access to your source workspace. We'll baseline it, and if you've already migrated, reconcile it — free, no commitment — so you can see exactly what a Recon report looks like on your own data.