Vtiger ✓ Salesforce Migration
Vtiger
Salesforce

Move from Vtiger to Salesforce without losing your Deals

Vtiger's limited customization and scaling constraints force growing sales teams to Salesforce—but standard exports fracture your deal pipeline and orphan contact relationships. SuprSwitch's proprietary transformation layer maps your Vtiger Deals, Activities, and custom modules directly into Salesforce Opportunities and custom objects, preserving every relationship in hours, not weeks.

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"Will my Vtiger custom fields and field validations actually transfer to Salesforce, or will I lose all my custom metadata?"
SuprSwitch's native schema mapping engine extracts every Vtiger custom field (including those on Contacts, Accounts, Leads, and Potentials) and intelligently maps them to Salesforce custom fields with matching data types and validation rules preserved. Our proprietary transformation layer doesn't rely on generic field mapping—it performs direct data extraction from Vtiger's database structure and reconstructs field-level validation rules in Salesforce's metadata framework, ensuring mandatory fields stay mandatory and picklist constraints carry over.
"I have 2 years of Email and Call activity history in Vtiger—can that actually survive the migration, or does Salesforce's Activity object work so differently that I'll lose it all?"
Our in-house engine converts Vtiger's Activity module records (Emails, Calls, Tasks, Meetings) directly into Salesforce Tasks and Events, preserving timestamps, descriptions, associated records, and custom activity fields without relying on third-party transformation. The key: we maintain the relationship associations so every migrated Activity stays linked to its parent Contact, Account, or Deal—Salesforce's native WhoId and WhatId fields are populated during the migration itself.
"Vtiger Potentials have a pipeline structure that's totally custom to our sales process—will that convert to Salesforce Opportunities, or do I have to rebuild my entire sales pipeline?"
SuprSwitch maps Vtiger Potentials to Salesforce Opportunities while preserving your exact pipeline stages, probability weights, and custom fields through our native schema mapping. Your Vtiger stage definitions (Prospecting, Qualification, Demo, etc.) become picklist values on the Opportunity.StageName field, and we handle custom pipeline fields as Opportunity custom fields—no manual rebuild needed, just a direct structural transformation.
Why SuprSwitch

Why Companies Choose SuprSwitch Over Vtiger's Native Salesforce Export

Vtiger's standard CSV export flattens your organization structure, loses the contact-organization relationships that drive deal context, and converts all your custom fields to generic text—destroying validation rules and field types. Meanwhile, Vtiger's activity history doesn't export reliably, leaving your sales team without critical email, call, and meeting records in Salesforce. SuprSwitch's in-house transformation layer understands Vtiger's native object model and rebuilds your data into Salesforce's proper schema, preserving relationships, field types, and engagement history with complete referential integrity.

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Organization–Contact Relationships Stay Intact

Vtiger's export breaks the fundamental link between your Organizations and Contacts, forcing you to manually re-map hundreds of contact-to-org associations in Salesforce. SuprSwitch's transformation layer reads Vtiger's native relationship tables and automatically creates Salesforce Account–Contact relationships with the correct lookup fields preserved. Your sales team lands in Salesforce with complete context—every Contact already knows which Account it belongs to, and every Deal already connects to the right Account and Contact.

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Custom Fields Arrive as Proper Field Types

When you export from Vtiger, custom fields become flat text strings—Vtiger's Picklist field becomes a text column, your Currency field becomes a string, and your Checkbox becomes '0' or '1'. SuprSwitch detects each Vtiger custom field's actual type and maps it directly to the matching Salesforce field type (Picklist → Picklist, Currency → Currency, Checkbox → Checkbox). Your validation rules, default values, and field dependencies work immediately in Salesforce without manual remediation.

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Deal Pipelines and Stages Map Automatically

Vtiger's Sales Order and Potential objects have different stage sequences and custom pipeline stages that don't align with Salesforce Opportunities and your custom stages. SuprSwitch's in-house engine reads Vtiger's pipeline configuration and intelligently maps each stage to the closest Salesforce stage equivalent, respecting your custom stage order. Your forecast data and deal velocity reports are valid on day one because stage codes maintain their meaning across platforms.

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Activity History (Calls, Emails, Tasks) Transfers Complete

Vtiger's standard export skips Activity records entirely—emails, calls, and task completions stay behind in Vtiger. SuprSwitch extracts all Events and Tasks from Vtiger's native activity log and remaps them to Salesforce Tasks, preserving the date, type, outcome, and parent record linkage. Your sales team sees the complete engagement timeline for every Account and Contact in Salesforce, not a blank history that starts today.

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Data Coverage

Every Vtiger Asset, Accounted For

Vtiger organizes customer data across Contacts, Accounts, Leads, Opportunities, Activities, and Products. SuprSwitch migrates all of these objects to their Salesforce counterparts, preserving data integrity and field mappings throughout the transition.

👤 Contacts
All records
Contacts
Salesforce Contacts
💡 Vtiger Contact custom fields map directly to Salesforce Contact fields; linked Accounts in Vtiger become Account lookups in Salesforce, maintaining parent-child relationships and preventing orphaned records.
🏢 Accounts
All records
Accounts
Salesforce Accounts
💡 Vtiger Accounts transfer as Salesforce Accounts with all custom fields preserved; email, phone, and address fields maintain their structure, and related Contacts are re-linked via AccountId references.
🎯 Leads
All records
Leads
Salesforce Leads
💡 Vtiger Leads convert to Salesforce Leads with lead source, status, and custom picklist fields remapped to equivalent Salesforce picklists; duplicate Lead records are flagged for manual review during migration.
💰 Opportunities
All records
Opportunities
Salesforce Opportunities
💡 Vtiger Opportunities migrate to Salesforce Opportunities with stage, amount, and close date fields transformed; custom fields and associated products (line items) are preserved and re-linked via OpportunitySalesforce record IDs.
📅 Activities
All records
Activities
Salesforce Tasks & Events
💡 Vtiger Activities split into Salesforce Tasks (calls, to-dos) and Events (meetings) based on activity type; timestamps and owner assignments are converted to Salesforce timezone formats, and parent object links are maintained.
📦 Products
All records
Products
Salesforce Products
💡 Vtiger Products migrate to Salesforce Products with pricing, descriptions, and custom attributes preserved; product associations in Opportunities become OpportunityLineItems in Salesforce with quantity and discount fields carried forward.
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Pre-Migration Data Preview

Before we touch anything, SuprSwitch generates a full data inventory of your account: record counts per object, custom field list, pipeline structure, and owner mapping. You approve the field map before the migration runs.

Under the Hood

Built for Vtiger's Relational Data Model

Vtiger stores records in a normalized relational schema with distributed field metadata across vtiger_field and vtiger_fieldmodulerel tables, alongside pickle-serialized custom field definitions. SuprSwitch's proprietary extraction engine reads directly from Vtiger's database layer, reconstructing the complete field manifest—including phone, email, picklist, checkbox, and date types—and applies intelligent schema mapping to normalize these into Salesforce's field architecture without intermediate file exports.

Native Relational Schema Extraction

Zero CSV Risk

Vtiger's core records live in module-specific tables (crm_accounts, crm_contacts, crm_potentials) joined via vtiger_crmentity, each row tagged with a crmid primary key and modseq timestamp. Our proprietary extraction engine queries these tables directly alongside vtiger_field metadata to capture the exact field-to-column mappings, field types, and mandatory constraints. This eliminates the data loss and type ambiguity inherent in CSV exports, where picklists collapse into text and timestamps lose timezone information.

Cross-Module Association Rebuild

Referential Integrity

Vtiger relationships—Contacts → Accounts, Opportunities → Activities, custom many-to-one links—are stored in vtiger_crmentity_rel_seq and module junction tables with crmid references. SuprSwitch's transformation layer reconstructs these associations by tracing crmid values across tables and remapping them to Salesforce's lookup and junction object IDs post-load. We preserve Vtiger's relationship cardinality rules and ensure no orphaned records remain during cutover.

Vtiger Field Type Fidelity Mapping

Schema-Aware

Vtiger field definitions include native types—phone (validates E.164 patterns), email, currency (with per-record exchange rates), picklist (with colors and sequences), checkbox (0/1 booleans), date/datetime, and custom field serializations. Our native schema mapping inspects each field's uitype, fieldtype, and column data type, then applies deterministic conversion rules: Vtiger phone → Salesforce Phone, Vtiger picklist → Salesforce Picklist with value translation, currency with multi-currency rates → Salesforce multi-currency fields. Field metadata is preserved in Salesforce custom settings for audit trails.

Live-Safe Delta Sync on Cutover

Live-Safe

Vtiger's modseq field tracks row-level modification timestamps across all modules, enabling efficient change capture without full table rescans. SuprSwitch's delta sync layer monitors modseq deltas between initial load and cutover, capturing only new/modified records and relationships. On migration day, we perform a final delta pass—syncing changes made during setup—before toggling Vtiger offline, ensuring zero data loss and minimal read-only windows for users.

100% Data Fidelity Guarantee

We verify record counts and field values in before sign-off. Any discrepancy is fixed before you go live.

30-Day Post-Migration Support

A dedicated migration engineer is available for 30 days post-launch to fix any data issues that surface after your team starts using.

SOC 2 Compliant Process

Data is encrypted in transit and at rest. We never store your credentials — OAuth tokens are used and revoked per migration.

Migration Architecture

Migration Architecture: Vtiger → Salesforce

SuprSwitch leverages a proprietary extraction engine designed specifically for Vtiger's modular entity structure, combining native schema mapping with intelligent field transformation to ensure complex custom field hierarchies and Vtiger-specific relationships translate seamlessly into Salesforce's object model.

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Audit & Schema Mapping
Analyze Vtiger's Accounts, Contacts, Leads, Potentials, and Activities modules. Document custom fields, picklists, and module extensions. Map to Salesforce Accounts, Contacts, Leads, Opportunities, and Tasks.
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Primary Object Migration
Migrate Vtiger Leads, Accounts, and Contacts as Salesforce Leads, Accounts, and Contacts. Extract currency, owner assignments, and standard/custom fields through the transformation layer.
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Relationships & Activity History
Migrate Vtiger Potentials (Opportunities), related Activities (Tasks/Events), Notes, and custom module links. Establish Account-Contact and Opportunity-Contact associations in Salesforce.
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Delta Sync & Validation Go-Live
Capture Vtiger changes during migration window. Validate record counts, field completeness, and relationship integrity. Execute final sync and cutover to Salesforce.
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SuprSwitch's proprietary extraction engine reads Vtiger's modular database structure, isolating each entity (Accounts, Contacts, Potentials, Activities) and preserving metadata about custom field types, mandatory fields, and module dependencies for accurate transformation.

A multi-stage transformation layer normalizes Vtiger field values, converts picklists to Salesforce-compatible formats, maps owners to Salesforce users, and batches records for parallel ingestion into Salesforce using direct data pipelines.

Post-migration validation compares source record counts across Vtiger modules against loaded Salesforce objects, field-level sampling for accuracy, relationship cardinality verification, and automated reconciliation reports to confirm zero data loss.

The Human Element

Beyond Automation: In-House RevOps Experts

Our proprietary engine handles 99% of the heavy lifting, but every CRM has strict platform limitations. When HubSpot restricts automated imports for complex workflows or proprietary activity history, our in-house RevOps professionals step in.

We manually rebuild the business logic that machines can't touch, ensuring your new environment is perfectly tuned and ready for your sales team on day one.

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Dedicated RevOps Engineer included with every migration.

What our experts handle manually:

Complex Workflows & Automations

Automated engines cannot migrate business logic. We manually translate and rebuild your HubSpot automations natively in HubSpot.

Restricted Activity History

Some historical data types are locked by HubSpot. Our team uses creative data-structuring to ensure no context is lost.

Custom Object Architecture

When standard mapping isn't enough, we architect and deploy custom objects in HubSpot to match your exact sales motion.

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FAQs

Common Questions About Migration

Technical How does SuprSwitch handle Vtiger's Module Library and custom modules when migrating to Salesforce?
Vtiger's Module Library allows you to create highly customized module types beyond the standard CRM objects, but Salesforce's object model is more structured and doesn't have an equivalent feature for dynamically creating new custom modules with the same flexibility. SuprSwitch's transformation layer maps Vtiger's custom modules to Salesforce custom objects with their field structures preserved, but you'll need to manually recreate any custom module-level features like related list configurations or specialized views in Salesforce. We provide a detailed mapping document that shows exactly which custom module functionality translates directly and which requires manual post-migration configuration in Salesforce's Setup interface.
Data Integrity Vtiger stores picklist values differently than Salesforce—how does SuprSwitch ensure picklist data doesn't get corrupted during migration?
Vtiger's picklist fields can contain values with special characters and allow multiple picklists on the same field with different dependencies, whereas Salesforce picklists are single-select or multi-select with stricter character limitations and a more rigid dependency model. SuprSwitch's native schema mapping engine detects Vtiger picklist configurations, validates each value against Salesforce's character restrictions (removing invalid characters where necessary), and automatically creates matching picklist definitions in your target Salesforce org before data migration begins. Any values that can't be directly migrated are logged in your migration report with recommended manual fixes, ensuring you catch these edge cases before they affect your data integrity.
Timeline What's the typical timeline for migrating from Vtiger to Salesforce, and what happens to my Vtiger system during the migration window?
A typical Vtiger to Salesforce migration takes between 2-4 weeks depending on your data volume, custom field count, and number of related records, though this is the active migration phase after planning and validation. During the initial planning phase (1 week), we map your Vtiger field structure to Salesforce objects and identify any custom modules or complex relationships that need special handling. The actual data migration window is typically 24-48 hours, during which we recommend your Vtiger system remain in read-only mode to prevent data conflicts—SuprSwitch performs a final incremental sync just before cutover to capture any last-minute changes. After cutover, you'll have a 2-week validation period where you can test in Salesforce while keeping Vtiger available, allowing you to roll back if critical issues are discovered.
Edge Case If our Vtiger instance has duplicate Contacts and Accounts, does SuprSwitch automatically merge them during the Salesforce migration?
SuprSwitch does not automatically merge duplicate records during migration—instead, our proprietary engine identifies potential duplicates using Salesforce's standard matching rules and flags them in your post-migration report with a deduplication guide. This is intentional: automatically merging records without your knowledge could result in lost relationship data or activity history if the duplicates have different interactions attached. Before migration, we recommend using Vtiger's built-in duplicate detection tools to clean your source data, which is always the safest approach. If duplicates do migrate, Salesforce's native duplicate management tools allow you to review and merge them manually with full control over which data is retained, and SuprSwitch provides a step-by-step guide for this post-migration cleanup process.
Edge Case How do Vtiger's Activity records with attachments migrate to Salesforce, and what if we have thousands of task attachments?
Vtiger stores Activities (Tasks, Calls, Emails) as separate record types with file attachments, while Salesforce uses Tasks and Events with attachment limits and different storage mechanisms. SuprSwitch's transformation layer migrates your Vtiger Activities as Salesforce Tasks or Events based on the activity type, and attachments are transferred to Salesforce's Notes & Attachments or Files feature depending on your org's configuration and size constraints. For large attachment volumes (100,000+ files), we implement a phased approach: critical attachments migrate in the initial load, and we use a background job to handle the remainder over 48-72 hours to avoid API rate limiting. If you exceed Salesforce's attachment storage limits, we provide clear guidance on which attachments should be archived or stored in your external system, and we create links in Salesforce records pointing to those external repositories so you don't lose the reference trail.

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