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Gantic to Spott CRM Migration Sync

A CRM migration automation that keeps candidate records moving from Gantic into Spott without manual exports. The workflow maps fields, avoids duplicate records, and protects recruiting operations while the client moves to a new CRM.

Best for

Recruiting teams moving live data between CRMs

Business impact

Controlled CRM transition

Gantic to Spott CRM Migration Sync interface

01 · The problem

Client challenge

The operational constraint.

A client was moving candidate operations from Gantic CRM to Spott CRM and needed to keep candidate records moving into the new system without relying on manual export, cleanup, and re-entry during the migration window.

02 · The solution

What Orkestra built

A system designed around the work.

Built an automation that reads candidate data from Gantic CRM, maps the fields into Spott's expected structure, deduplicates records, and syncs qualified candidate information into Spott CRM with controlled error handling.

Key capabilities

Candidate sync from Gantic CRM into Spott CRM

Field mapping between old and new CRM data models

Deduplication checks to avoid duplicated candidate records

Automated migration workflow with retry-safe handoff

Operational logging for sync visibility during the CRM transition

03 · The results

Business impact

Controlled CRM transition.

The migration workflow kept candidate data flowing into the new CRM without manual copy-paste. The client could move teams onto Spott while preserving source data quality and reducing migration overhead.

04 · Stack used

Built to be owned and extended.

The stack supports the workflow, reliability, and future maintenance requirements of the system.

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Gantic CRM
Spott API
CRM Automation
Webhooks

05 · Inside the build

Explore the product, workflow, and operational details behind Gantic to Spott CRM Migration Sync.

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Direct founder access

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No generic sales deck

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A clear next step