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Rebuilding is the real work
Tiers, deal history, permissions, and every piece of collateral have to be stood back up on the other side. That is the part nobody scopes properly.
Partners, tiers, deals, and history come out of your current PRM, your CRM, or a spreadsheet and land in Airstride. You approve a record-level diff, and nothing goes live until you do.
Getting data out is an afternoon. Everything after it is what turns the project into next quarter's problem.
Tiers, deal history, permissions, and every piece of collateral have to be stood back up on the other side. That is the part nobody scopes properly.
One bad mapping breaks partner logins or loses a deal's history. So the date slips to the next quarter, and then the one after that.
While the move drags on, partners sit between two portals. The ones who were already slowing down simply stop showing up.
The same four steps run whether you are leaving a PRM, a CRM, or a spreadsheet. Step three is the only one that needs you.
A read-only connection to your current PRM, CRM, or a CSV export. Nothing changes on day one.
Partners, tiers, deals, and content are mapped to Airstride objects automatically. You review only the edge cases.
A side-by-side diff of every record. Nothing goes live until you approve it.
Cutover in one session. Partner logins are re-issued automatically and history stays searchable.
Moving from
The things teams ask before they commit to a move.
Talk to us about your setupThe mapping and validation run at machine speed, so volume is rarely what sets the clock. What sets it is how quickly you review the diff in step three. Teams who block out an hour for that are live the same day.
Bring your current PRM, your CRM, or the spreadsheet you have been running the program from. We will show you the move on your own data.
