Salesforce migration & replacement

Move beyond Salesforce.

Keep the relationships. Lose the unnecessary complexity.

CRMFlight helps manufacturers, distributors, and growing businesses evaluate whether to optimize, replace, or rebuild their CRM—and execute a controlled migration when the business case supports it.

The decision

Leaving Salesforce is a business decision, not just a data export.

Our process

A controlled migration from discovery to go-live.

WP 01

Inventory

Assess Salesforce configuration, usage, integrations, and business-critical dependencies.

WP 02

Choose the destination

Compare right-sized commercial CRM, open-source, and custom alternatives.

WP 03

Design and map

Define data models, access controls, integrations, acceptance criteria, and migration rules.

WP 04

Rehearse and validate

Test data loads, workflows, security, reporting, and end-to-end operations.

WP 05

Cut over and support

Complete a planned go-live with rollback provisions, training, and stabilization.

Right-sized solutions

Custom when it creates value. Standard when it does not.

PRINCIPLE 01

Not every company needs a custom CRM.

We assess whether a commercial or open-source foundation can meet requirements before proposing a custom application. A custom build is appropriate when workflow differentiation, integrations, or ownership requirements justify the cost.

PRINCIPLE 02

ERP continuity is non-negotiable.

Customer pricing, quoting, inventory, orders, and financial data often depend on integrations. We document source-of-truth rules and failure handling before migration.

Scope

Start with an evidence-based assessment.

CRMFlight AssessCustom quote

Assessment and recommended migration roadmap.

CRMFlight MigrateCustom quote

Implementation scoped after discovery. Complex programs are priced individually.

Every engagement is quoted after discovery. Salesforce licensing, third-party software, hosting, and unusual integrations are separate.

Ready to move forward?

Know whether leaving Salesforce is worth it.

Get a clear view of the costs, risks, alternatives, and opportunities before committing to a new platform.