Storable × Migration Agent

Complex migrations were eating up to 8 hours of mapping, transformation, and validation per project, against a 3 to 4 week go-live target. The Migration Agent took over the transformation logic and validation, cutting migration time by roughly 75%. Volume kept growing, headcount didn't, and implementation managers got their time back for customers.

Video transcript

I lead implementation here at Storable. Day to day, we're managing a high volume of onboarding projects. A big part of that is actually data migration, which has historically been one of the most complex and manual parts of onboarding. That breaking point was scale.

Some of those complex scenarios in just the data conversion itself, not including the customer facing time, take up to eight hours to transform and validate. We were balancing increasing demand, highly variable effort depending on the migration, and a growing pressure to accelerate the timelines. The very first time that we saw the migration agent handle the transformation logic and apply that structured validation without all the back and forth, like it happened literally within hours. That was the moment.

In some cases, our transformations were taking around eight hours.

Preliminary observations are pointing towards a reduction in time of about seventy five percent.

That's an immense amount of time. And that risk mitigation alone is actually priceless. It's changing how they're spending their time. We're able to spend more time supporting our customers while not increasing our headcount.

The biggest risk isn't just about trying something new. It's really staying in a model that relies on fixing problems after the fact. If you can introduce automation and validation earlier, you're not just improving efficiency, you're improving outcomes. You're giving your team the ability to spend more time making the biggest difference, building relationships and supporting your customers.

My boss, Cody, his mantra is, if it didn't happen in Rocketlane, it didn't happen.