Migration checklist for moving to Tapmy
Moving to Tapmy is more than swapping links. List your offers, files, customers, access, billing, domains and integrations first, rebuild one offer, test it, then switch traffic in stages.
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What should I inventory before moving?
| Area | What to list | |---|---| | Public destinations | Profile links, custom domains, QR codes, email links, ads, pinned posts | | Offers | Titles, prices, files, delivery, terms, images, coupons, any recurring promise | | Customers | What you may export, identity fields, consent, purchase history, access status | | Operations | Bookings, calendars, Community, course access, emails, integrations | | Measurement | Starting traffic, conversion, revenue, refunds, attribution, support volume |
What are the steps to migrate to Tapmy?
- Pick an owner, a switch date, a way back, and a date when changes in the old system stop.
- Export or record whatever the old platform lets you. Keep exports private and note which fields Tapmy cannot import.
- Rebuild one typical offer in Tapmy and walk through the full buyer journey before doing the rest.
- Recreate offers and access on purpose. An imported customer record does not prove someone owns a product or agreed to recurring billing.
- Prepare redirects or a list of links to update. Do not point profiles, domains, QR codes or campaigns at Tapmy until signed-out tests pass.
- Tell customers only what they need to do. Say what stays the same, what moves, when, and where to get help.
- Switch traffic in stages, watch orders and access, compare results, and keep your way back until the stability period you set is over.
How do I know it worked?
Every important item has an owner and a destination. Tapmy passes your mobile, desktop, payment, delivery, access, booking and analytics checks, and customers know what changed.
What can go wrong?
- Do not promise one-click import, unchanged subscriptions or zero downtime unless you have tested that exact path.
- Card details and recurring authorizations cannot be copied like a spreadsheet. Ask customers to subscribe again where needed.
- Respect consent and privacy when you move customer data.
- Keep the old system available, or read-only, long enough to handle past orders. Check its terms and cost.
Where do I go from here?
Use the guide for your old platform for mapping details, then the Test before switching traffic guide. If you are unsure how something behaves in Tapmy, ask Tapmy Support.