Reusable mapping profiles
Mapping rules are configured once per source pattern, stored as versioned profiles, and reused across projects, waves, and reruns — regardless of which ALM tool you migrate from.
ALM migration software · NANGA SYSTEMS
Repeatable ALM migration to Codebeamer.
NANGA Migrator moves requirements, workflows, documents, tests, and traces into Codebeamer from a wide range of ALM tools — including Windchill RV&S, IBM DOORS, DOORS Next, Jama Connect, Polarion, Jira, and HP ALM. Reusable mapping profiles and field-level transformation do the heavy lifting, while your source system stays productive until cutover is approved — no downtime, no frozen teams. Detailed fit depends on the source version, custom data model, target design, and validation requirements.
How the approach works Official product informationMigration pipeline
From source data to reconciled target
Any ALM source
RV&S, DOORS, Jama, Polarion, Jira…
Migrator
Map and execute
Codebeamer
Reconciled result
Supported ALM sources
Windchill RV&S (Integrity)IBM DOORS ClassicIBM DOORS NextJama ConnectPolarion ALMJira / XrayHP ALM / Quality Center
01
Configure
Connections and mapping profiles
02
Execute
Repeatable migration runs
03
Validate
Reconciliation and exceptions
Why use migration tooling?
Reusable mappings, no downtime.
Mapping and transformation rules are configured once, versioned as profiles, and reused across every project, wave, and rerun — so each additional migration wave costs less and behaves identically. Because runs are executed against a live source and reconciled through delta runs, the business keeps working while the migration matures.
Data transformation, not just transfer
Combine several source fields into one target field, split fields, normalise values and enumerations, derive new values, and clean data on the way into Codebeamer.
Business continuity, zero downtime
The source system stays productive throughout. Rehearsals and delta runs happen in the background, so teams keep working until cutover is formally approved.
Stable item identity
Retain stable source-to-target references so migrated objects stay explainable across runs.
Repeatable execution
Rehearse, refine, and rerun the migration through a controlled pipeline rather than a one-off import.
Reconciliation and evidence
Support count checks, exception handling, business validation, and documented cutover approval.
How the approach works
From source to validated target.
Supported scope depends on the source system, version, available APIs, data model, and validation requirements. The operating pattern remains consistent.
01
Connect and profile
Establish access and profile the real schema, data volumes, relationships, configuration variants, and data quality.
02
Model the translation
Map source concepts to target projects, trackers, items, fields, values, users, workflows, and associations — including combined, split, derived, and normalised fields. Saved as a reusable mapping profile.
03
Execute in dependency order
Create structure and identities first, then load content, hierarchy, relationships, attachments, and evidence — while the source system stays in productive use.
04
Reconcile, delta, and cut over
Compare source and target, triage exceptions, refine mappings, and rerun. Delta runs pick up everything the teams changed since the last run, so cutover needs no freeze period.
Tool plus migration specialists
Tooling needs migration design.
NANGA combines migration tooling with source-system knowledge, Codebeamer target design, execution support, and business validation.
Source-system discovery and profiling
Codebeamer target architecture
Mapping and transformation design
Migration execution and exception handling
Reconciliation and user validation
Cutover and post-migration support
Ready to move?
Talk to NANGA SYSTEMS about your migration.
Get expert help with source profiling, Codebeamer target design, mapping, and execution.
A practical first step
Start with one project.
A focused sample exposes schema variants, content patterns, links, custom logic, and validation effort before the full plan is committed.