What we do
Move from any tracker with your data intact. First, run a quick discovery to map fields and users. Next, validate with a small pilot in staging. Then, perform a safe cutover with minimal downtime. Finally, get post-migration support and a clean handover.
Supported sources
YouTrack, Azure DevOps, GitHub Issues, GitLab Issues, Trello, Asana, Linear, Monday, ClickUp, Redmine, Bugzilla, MantisBT, Trac, Notion databases, CSV or Excel exports, and others on request.
Migration methods
- Direct API integrations
- Vendor exports in CSV or JSON
- Jira native importers where suitable
- Hybrid approach for edge cases
What we transfer
- Issues, statuses, workflows – with mapping to your Jira scheme
- Hierarchy – Epic -> Task -> Sub-task, plus parent links
- Links – blocks, relates, duplicates and more
- Descriptions, labels, priorities, estimates, time tracking where available
- Comments and attachments – files or inline images via ADF external links
- Custom fields – auto-detected and mapped to Jira
- Users mapping – via email or name, with a fallback placeholder
- ID mapping – original ID stored in a custom field and a YT or source ID -> Jira Key map
How we work
- Discovery – sample export and inventory of fields, links, and volumes
- Mapping – statuses, types, fields, users, permissions
- Pilot – import to staging, data quality checks, sign-off
- Final cutover – short read-only window, integrity checks, rollback plan
- Hypercare – fixes by checklist and handover
Limits and caveats
- Full change history depends on source capabilities
- Sprint boards, story points, and workflows are migrated case by case
- User mentions and reactions may not be available in every source
Why us
- Production-proven scripts and playbooks for complex migrations
- Inline media in descriptions and comments via ADF
- Robust rate limiting, retries, and reconciliation reports
- Security first – least privilege access, audit logs, PII care
What we need from you
Read access to the source system, Jira admin or project-admin access, exports or API tokens, desired mapping, a staging Jira project, cutover window, acceptance criteria.