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Most IFS migrations don't fail all at once. They fail one row at a time, often late on a Friday, and often on the load nobody expected to be a problem. You've mapped the entity and run the upload. Then the log fills with errors like "PayTermId does not exist" or "Value too large…
November 2, 2026
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Your data is mapped, cleaned and signed off. Now it has to get into IFS Cloud. Normally that means someone finds the right OData projection, reads its metadata, writes the API calls, handles keys and data types, and works out why IFS rejected row 4,312. DMT does all of that for …
October 30, 2026
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Why migration plans used to live in several places An IFS migration often starts with a sensible collection of working files: SQL extracts or CSV exports from the legacy system an Excel workbook that maps legacy columns to IFS attributes scripts that clean values and call IFS AP…
October 30, 2026
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The upload finished and the log says "Completed". But does IFS really hold the data you meant to send? Data migration reconciliation is the step that answers that question. It proves, record by record, that what reached IFS matches your source. This post shows how to do it in th…
October 29, 2026
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IFS ended standard support for IFS Applications 10 on 27 March 2025. Extended support runs until 27 March 2028, under extra terms and fees. If you're still on Apps 10, that leaves about 17 months, and an IFS Cloud project with a few rounds of test loads will use most of it. The …
October 28, 2026
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