Methodology
Preflight first. Proof before cutover. Monitoring after.
Movetali uses one repeatable sequence: qualify the request, inspect technical scope, map every step, generate an inactive n8n candidate, collect parity evidence, prepare rollback guidance, require human cutover approval, and monitor the replacement afterward where supported.
Checked 2026-10-01 · This page describes Movetali's current supported process. It does not claim that every workflow is migratable.
1. Fit Check
- Determine whether the migration appears technically and economically sensible before requesting payment.
2. Technical preflight
- Inspect workflow shape, complexity, unsupported behavior, verification feasibility, and credential-rebind requirements.
3. Explicit mapping
- Each source step becomes mapped, transformed, manual, or blocked. Unknown behavior cannot disappear silently.
4. Inactive candidate
- Generate the n8n candidate using the shared migration engine and keep it inactive by default.
5. Verification and rollback
- Collect expected-output parity evidence and prepare a rollback path before cutover-ready status.
6. Human cutover
- Production activation requires explicit approval; the migration engine does not silently flip production state.
7. Monitoring
- After cutover, keep supported execution failures and incidents visible and measurable.
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Next step
The Fit Check is free and comes before paid migration work. Do not send passwords, API keys, tokens, seed phrases, or production credentials.