Process and system owner
Name who owns the business process and who can approve the new system of record.
Track source files, field mappings, data quality, test cases, owners, blockers and approval evidence in one practical workbook—then use Jodoo for the live operating workflow.
Use the workbook to plan and reconcile the move. Use the Jodoo app for the live records, assignments, approvals and dashboards the team works in afterward.
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Record the decision makers before assigning technical tasks.
Name who owns the business process and who can approve the new system of record.
List submitters, operators, reviewers, managers, administrators and external users.
Record every file, sheet, owner, row count, formula, macro, attachment and downstream dependency.
Define acceptable reconciliation, open blockers, user readiness, rollback and approval evidence.
A blank destination is a decision, not an omission.
Preserve source keys and define stable app identifiers.
Normalize dates, numbers, choices, people, files and rich text.
Replace copied labels with connected reference and child records.
Assign duplicates, missing relationships and invalid values to an owner and retest outcome.
The checklist should make a blocked cutover as clear as an approved one.
Reconcile source, accepted, rejected and created records by batch.
Run normal, pending, overdue, exception and completed scenarios.
Verify permissions, assigned tasks, return/resubmit and final outcomes.
Record blockers, decision, reviewer, archive, rollback and post-launch owner.
A checked box is not enough when the source and destination disagree. Record the measure, result, owner and follow-up so a blocked migration can be corrected without losing context.
| Evidence | What to record | What it prevents |
|---|---|---|
| Batch reconciliation | Source, accepted, rejected and created counts with the import identifier | Missing or duplicated records |
| Data-quality closure | Exception owner, correction, retest date and remaining blocker | Known errors entering production |
| Role acceptance | Scenario, user role, expected access, actual result and sign-off | A technically valid app people cannot safely use |
| Workflow outcome | Task owner, return reason, resubmission and final related-record change | Status changes that do not complete the real job |
| Rollback readiness | Trigger, decision owner, source archive and recovery steps | An irreversible cutover with no accountable response |
Six sheets guide source inventory, field mapping, data-quality corrections, test scenarios, cutover decisions and post-launch measures.
A workbook is excellent for planning a bounded migration. Move ongoing records, assignments, approvals and management views into the app.
Inventory, mapping, test evidence, reconciliation and cutover planning.
Records, permissions, workflow tasks, reminders, exceptions and dashboards after cutover.
Store the final checklist or approved summary with the migration project so decisions remain traceable.
It covers scope, owners, source inventory, field mapping, data quality, roles, workflow, trial import, reconciliation, cutover, rollback and post-launch measures.
No. Use it for Excel, Google Sheets, CSV exports or mixed spreadsheet sources.
Only when the history supports operations, audit or analysis. Archive the rest and document the retention decision.
Run enough to resolve mapping and quality issues, then complete a final representative import with recorded counts and approvals.
No. It records the evidence; the actual app must be tested with real forms, permissions, tasks, returns and outcomes.
Download the workbook for planning, then inspect Jodoo’s live mappings, exceptions, connected records and approval history.
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