Migration · Steps

Plan around who owns what.

Migration starts by mapping the systems that own customers, subscriptions, access rights, app-store receipts, payment references, and storefront rules today.

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Start with what must stay true.

A migration plan must protect access, renewal timing, cancellation state, consent history, provider references, and storefront behavior. Azotte uses those invariants to shape the data import and cutover sequence.

Control first. Cutover second.
Migration Steps

Import, map, validate, then move.

The safest path depends on where operational authority sits today and which storefront or channel can move first.

  • Import customer, subscription, access, and payment data
  • Match old IDs to Azotte customer and subscription records
  • Check subscription status before switching storefronts or providers
  • Move by brand, market, storefront, or channel when needed
Planning Model

Four decisions shape the migration path.

  • Which system owns lifecycle state today
  • Which identifiers must remain visible to external systems
  • Which storefront or provider can move first
  • Which events must be reconciled during overlap
Authority map
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Data import
Validation
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Operational overlap
Cutover
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Azotte core

A migration plan built around continuity.

Preserve access rules.Carry identifiers forward.Move in controlled phases.
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