Destination-funded switching
Underwrite the proof.
Earn the migration.
A verified switching program for CRM, support, productivity, and data platforms. Help customers inventory a retiring system, prove the field map, and verify a destination—without turning a migration deadline into a blind import.
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The switching bottleneck
The destination does not win when the customer is afraid to move.
A retirement notice creates urgency, but urgency alone does not create a clean migration. Customers still need to understand exports, required fields, ownership, duplicates, attachments, historical context, and what the destination cannot represent.
A funded proof removes part of that uncertainty. It gives the customer a bounded map and gives the destination partner evidence about effort, gaps, and the cohort it can support successfully.
A credible switching offer names the gaps before it names the conversion rate.
The paid proof
A bounded decision, not a platform leap.
We start with a narrow source, a named operator, and a written success definition. The output should make the next decision easier even if you stop after the proof.
Define the cohort and source
Select qualified customers, confirm source-system authority, inventory available exports, and define the destination configuration the proof will test.
Map and sample
Create a field-and-object manifest, flag unsupported or ambiguous data, and run a representative sample before a broader move is authorized.
Move with receipts
Execute the agreed scope with record counts, exception logs, and checkpoints. A failed or partial item stays visible rather than disappearing into a completion percentage.
Verify and price expansion
Compare source and destination results, obtain customer sign-off on the evidence, and use actual effort to scope a larger funded program.
Scope ledger
Know exactly what the proof does—and does not do.
High-stakes mailbox work needs clean boundaries. We document them before credentials, exports, or payment change hands.
Included
- Cohort criteria, customer-authorization path, and source/destination scope.
- Object and field manifest with supported, transformed, and excluded states.
- Representative sample move with duplicate and exception handling.
- Source-to-destination counts, verification checks, and customer receipt.
- Expansion assumptions, per-customer effort, and funded-program proposal.
Explicitly excluded
- A claim of independence when the destination partner is funding the program.
- Silent omission of unsupported fields, records, attachments, or history.
- Production cutover before the customer approves the sampled map and plan.
- Unlimited custom integration work or destinations outside the signed scope.
Qualification
A strong fit has authority, a real data source, and a deadline.
Questions before access
The details we should settle early.
What is a destination-funded switching program?
A destination vendor or ecosystem partner funds a bounded proof that helps qualified customers inventory, map, and verify a move from a retiring or replaced system.
Does Zero Inbox choose the destination for the customer?
No. The destination and commercial relationship are disclosed. The customer authorizes the scope and remains responsible for its destination decision.
Is every record guaranteed to migrate?
No. The proof identifies supported fields, gaps, duplicates, exceptions, and verification rules. Unsupported or ambiguous records are reported rather than silently treated as complete.
Founding cohort
Make the first migration a piece of evidence.
Send the retiring source, destination, reachable cohort, export formats, and deadline. We will reply with the smallest funded proof that can expose the real gaps.