Switching

Move across without gambling a Saturday.

The risk in changing systems is not the data. It is the weekend where nobody is sure which screen is right. Setful imports alongside what you use now and reserves nothing, so you can run both until the reconciliation convinces you.

The Setful migration screen showing a capability matrix of what does and does not come across from a Booqable export.
What can and cannot be carried across, shown before you import anything.

How it goes

Four steps, and you can stop after any of them

  1. 1

    Upload your export

    We read it and report what is in it. A row we cannot interpret is kept with its reason, never silently dropped.

  2. 2

    Import with no side effects

    Products and customers land in your account. Bookings arrive as enquiries. No email is sent and no stock is held.

  3. 3

    Reconcile against your reports

    Counts and value, source against Setful, line by line, so you can check it rather than take our word for it.

  4. 4

    Cut over when you are ready

    Nothing becomes the system of record until an owner confirms it in writing.

What moves

Read this before you start, not afterwards

Every migration has things it cannot carry. The only question is whether you find out in advance. Setful shows this table inside the product before an import runs.

DataStatusDetail
Products, variants and pricesComes acrossFrom your products export.
Stock quantitiesComes acrossPooled quantities per product.
Customers and contactsComes acrossName, email, phone and address.
Future bookingsComes acrossAs enquiries to re-quote. They hold no stock until you do.
Active operational statePartialPicked, loaded and on-hire are reconstructed from order status. Confirm each one before cutover.
Payments and balancesPartialTotals and amounts paid come across. Individual payment records and provider references do not.
Product imagesPartialOnly where your export contains a public URL.
Saved cards and mandatesCannot moveThese cannot move between providers. Your customers re-authorise.
Signature evidenceCannot moveStays with the source system. Keep your archive.
Historic invoice PDFsCannot moveSetful imports the figures, not the original documents.

Where we are

Assisted migration preview available

The import, the reconciliation and the cutover all work, and the file reader is tested against the awkward shapes real exports contain.

What has not happened yet is a rehearsal with two different operators’ real exports. Until it has, we are not calling this verified migration and there is no free-migration offer on this page.

If you would like to be one of those rehearsals, we will do the work with you at no charge and you will see every line of the reconciliation. We learn more from it than you do.

Questions

What operators ask before switching

Will this disrupt my current system?
No. We read an export you produce. Nothing is written to your existing system, no credentials are needed, and you keep working in it throughout.
What if the import gets something wrong?
That is what the reconciliation is for. You compare counts and value, source against Setful, line by line, before anything becomes authoritative. If it does not add up, we fix the mapping and run it again.
Do imported bookings block my stock?
No, and that is deliberate. Future bookings arrive as enquiries. You re-quote them against real availability, which is exactly what lets you run both systems side by side without one lying to the other.
Can I undo it?
Before cutover, yes. Rollback removes records the import created that nothing else depends on, and tells you plainly what it cannot undo — it cannot recall an email or reverse something done in another system.
Which systems can you import from?
Booqable exports today. Current RMS, Rentman, Goodshuffle Pro, HireHop and structured spreadsheets are next. If you are on something else, send us an export and we will tell you honestly whether we can read it.

Send us an export and we will read it.

No commitment. We will tell you what would come across, what would not, and whether switching is worth your time at all.