Extract, map, normalize, validate and move learning records so transcripts, completions and enrollments survive the transition intact.
Transcripts, completions, enrollments and assessment history have a way of not surviving a platform change. LearningUnify treats the migration as a data project first: every record is extracted, mapped to a common model, validated against the source and only then moved.
Full extraction
Pull every record class from the source, including archived courses and inactive learners, not just what the export wizard offers.
Mapping you can review
Field-by-field mappings are documented and versioned so the new platform's data means what you think it means.
Validation before cut-over
Counts, samples and edge cases compared between old and new, with sign-off per record class.
History kept regardless
Anything the new platform cannot hold stays queryable in the governed layer.
Questions about lms migration
How long does a migration take?
It depends on the number of platforms, record classes and years of history. Most consolidations are scoped in weeks, with validation running in parallel with your platform rollout.
Can we migrate only part of the history?
Yes. Many teams move the last few years into the new LMS and preserve the rest in the governed layer, where it stays available for audits.
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Tell us which systems you run and we will show how the platform connects, normalizes and preserves their records.