Leave Sellercloud and Skustack without a scary cutover.
The migration toolkit imports your catalog, bins, opening inventory, and open POs, validates everything with a dry run before it commits, then reconciles our numbers against your current system SKU by SKU. You cut over only when they match.
What comes across
The four things you cannot afford to get wrong, imported and checked before anything goes live.
Catalog
SKUs with identifiers, costs, weights, dimensions, variants, and kits, mapped to the FulfillPath catalog with a validation pass on every row.
Bins
Your warehouse layout and bin labels come across unchanged. Existing label codes are preserved, so nothing needs reprinting on day one.
Opening inventory
A point-in-time snapshot of on-hand by bin lands as the opening balance, written through the ledger as the first set of movements.
Open POs
Purchase orders still in flight import with their lines and expected quantities, so receiving continues without a gap on cutover day.
How the cutover runs
Import
Load catalog, bins, opening inventory, and open POs from your Sellercloud and Skustack exports.
Dry run
A validation report flags every problem row before anything commits, so you fix data on a copy, not in production.
Parallel run
FulfillPath runs alongside your current stack for an agreed window while both systems process the same activity.
Reconcile
A SKU-by-SKU comparison is the gate. When the numbers match for the window, you cut over.
Dry-run validation report
Before a single row is written for real, the toolkit reports duplicate SKUs, missing dimensions, unmapped bins, and quantity mismatches. You resolve them on a dry run, not live.
SKU-by-SKU reconciliation
The reconciliation engine compares FulfillPath quantities against your current system for every SKU. Discrepancies drill down to the exact ledger movements behind them.
Reconciliation is the gate
Cutover is not a date on a calendar. It is the moment every number reconciles for the agreed window. Until then you keep running in parallel with no pressure to jump.
You decide when to switch
A phased, parallel-run cutover means your business never bets on a big-bang migration weekend. Both systems run the same activity, the reconciliation report tells you where they differ, and you flip the switch on your terms.
- Dry-run validation before you commit anything
- Existing bin labels preserved, no reprinting day one
- Parallel run for an agreed window
- Reconciliation is the cutover gate
# reconciliation report - pilot warehouse
✓ 6,984 SKUs matched
⚠ 12 discrepancies flagged
└ drill down to ledger movements
# status: parallel-run, day 9 of 14
Scope your migration
Book a call and we will map your Sellercloud and Skustack data to a phased cutover plan with reconciliation built in.