CRM migration tool free sample: home page answer

The "Which CRMs move where" section on shuttio.com now starts with one sentence: Shuttio moves CRM data between CRMs, into the destinations it currently opens, and every run starts with a free sample you can roll back. You can read it without signing in. Under it, the section lists each open destination with the sources that can move into it.

Nothing changes in the migration flow. This guide shows where the sentence and the list come from and how to use them before you start a run.

What changed

The section had a heading and a list of destinations. It now has a lede, a short line under the heading, that answers the question a visitor arrives with: what does this tool move, and what happens first.

The sentence has two parts:

• The destination names. The product builds them from its own registry of destinations, so they are not typed by hand. When a destination opens or closes, the sentence changes with it.
• The sample promise. "Every run starts with a free sample you can roll back" is fixed text. It matches a CRM migration: the sample writes real records into the destination, and rolling it back deletes the records it created. A CSV file has no sample. It imports in full, is free, and you can roll it back.

The list under the sentence follows the same rule. It has one row per open destination. Each row reads "From" and then the sources that can move into that destination, and a CSV file always comes last. Each source links to its pair page while that page is open, and to its help article otherwise. Each row also links to "What moves into" that destination.

How to use it

1. Open https://www.shuttio.com and scroll to "Which CRMs move where".
2. Read the destinations in the opening sentence. A CRM that is not in that sentence is not open as a destination today.
3. Find your destination's row in the list. Check that your current CRM, or "a CSV file", appears after "From".
4. Click your source in that row to open its pair page or its help article.
5. Click "What moves into" your destination to read which data lands there.
6. Pick your source and destination in the picker at the top of the page and connect. Review the fields and the objects before anything is written.
7. Start the free sample. It writes real records into your destination, with their linked records. Check them there. A CSV file has no sample: it imports in full, and you can roll it back.
8. If the sample is wrong, roll it back. The records it created are deleted. If it is right, continue to the full migration.

The home page also shows the price block above this section. For exact prices by record count, open https://www.shuttio.com/pricing.

What it does not cover

• It does not list every CRM. The sentence names only the destinations open now. A pair that is missing from a row is a pair Shuttio does not run today.
• It is not a guarantee about the future. Because the text follows the registry, a destination that closes disappears from the sentence and from the list.
• It does not change how a migration runs. The steps, the sample, the field review and the rollback work as before.
• It does not replace the pair page. The sentence is a summary. The pair page and the "What moves into" article say what lands in a destination.
• It does not apply to the sample's size. The sentence says "a free sample" and gives no record count. The sample holds 50 records per object, plus the companies and contacts linked to those deals.

FAQ

Where does the destination list in the sentence come from? From Shuttio's own registry of destinations, the same one that builds the rows below it. No one edits the sentence when a destination opens or closes.

Does the free sample need a card? The hero says the sample needs no card.

Can I undo a sample? Yes, for a run Shuttio writes itself. The sample writes real records into your destination, and rolling it back deletes the records it created. A record that already existed and was matched stays. An Odoo import package is loaded by you, so Shuttio cannot roll it back.

I need a CRM that is not in the list. What now? Shuttio does not cover it today. Open https://www.shuttio.com/help to see every supported CRM.