Salesforce-to-Salesforce Migration Without the Manual CSV Work

Move data directly from one Salesforce org to another while preserving relationships, transforming fields, migrating files, and reusing templates across test and production runs.

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Complex Salesforce to Salesforce Migrations made easy

✓ All standard and custom objects
✓ Preserve lookup relationships automatically
✓ Include Files, Attachments, Email Messages, and Knowledge Articles
✓ Transfer Data between org schemas
✓ Reuse migration templates for testing and cutover

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Dataimporter helps Salesforce teams migrate data directly from one Salesforce org to another. It supports standard objects, custom objects, managed package objects, files, attachments, emails, and related records, with automatic relationship mapping, transformations, migration templates, and repeatable test runs.

How it works

Transform Data

Dataimporter Formulas let you transform data during the Migration. Some of the transformations you can do using Formulas include:

- Translate picklist values
- Populate lookup relationships
- Transform Record Types

You can also migrate data from ANY source object, to ANY target object, meaning that if the schemas between orgs doesn't match, you are still able to migrate the data across.

When teams use Dataimporter for Salesforce to Salesforce migration

Org consolidation after M&A

Merge multiple Salesforce orgs into one after an acquisition. Migrate Accounts, Contacts, Opportunities, Cases, and their Files together, deduplicate on the way in, and keep every lookup relationship intact.

Sandbox seeding

Seed full or partial sandboxes with production-like data for development, testing, and UAT. Use SOQL filters to bring across just the records each project needs, then re-run the same template on every refresh.

Org splits and restructures

Moving a business unit to its own org? Filter records by region, record type, or owner and migrate only that slice — including related objects and files — without touching the rest of the source org.

Recurring org-to-org syncs

Keep two orgs aligned during a phased migration or long-running integration. Schedule nightly or weekly syncs that reuse your mappings, filters, and transformation rules automatically.

How Dataimporter compares to Data Loader and SFDMU

Salesforce Data Loader is free and reliable for single-object CSV loads, but org-to-org migration means exporting to CSV, rebuilding lookups with VLOOKUPs and external IDs, and repeating the process object by object. Dataimporter connects both orgs directly — no CSV files, and relationships are resolved automatically.

SFDMU (SFDX Data Move Utility) is a powerful free CLI plugin for developers who are comfortable maintaining an export.json configuration and running migrations from the command line. Dataimporter delivers the same org-to-org capability through a no-code UI, with field mapping suggestions, record previews, rollback, and retry for failed records built in.

Native Salesforce-to-Salesforce (S2S) is designed for ongoing record sharing with partner orgs, not bulk migration — it can't move Files at scale or handle full data models with filters and transformations.

Want the step-by-step process? Read our Salesforce to Salesforce Migration Guide.

Salesforce migration FAQs

How do I migrate data from one Salesforce org to another?

Connect your source and target orgs via OAuth, build a Migration Template that lists the objects and relationships you need, map fields (Dataimporter suggests mappings automatically), preview sample records, then run a test migration before cutover. No CSV exports or Apex code required.

Can I migrate Files and Attachments between Salesforce orgs?

Yes. Include ContentVersion and ContentDocumentLink in your Migration Template and Dataimporter migrates Files alongside their parent records, preserving owners, timestamps, and record links. Legacy Attachments, Email Messages, and Knowledge Articles are supported too.

What if the two orgs have different schemas?

You can migrate from any source object to any target object, even when they don't match. Formulas translate picklist values, map record types, and populate lookups during the migration, so the data lands clean in the target org's model.

Can I test a migration before running it in production?

Yes — preview sample records before any job runs, execute test migrations into a sandbox, fix exceptions, and reuse the same template for the production cutover. If something is wrong after a run, rollback removes the affected records immediately.

Is Dataimporter free to try?

Yes. You can sign up for a free account and build your first Migration Template in minutes, then scale to a paid plan when you need higher volumes, more instances, or backup storage.

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