Each guide below says the same three things about one source tool: what carries over and how it lands, what stays exactly where it is, and what has no equivalent here yet. The third list is the one worth reading — it is the reason a migration goes badly.
Your existing tool stays live the whole time. Nothing is cut over until the numbers in GavelGrow match the numbers in the report you already trust.
Contact records, lead history, campaign attribution (UTM, source, medium), call history with recordings where exportable, email correspondence, intake form submissions, custom fields, lead status and pipeline stage, consent records.
Active case files in Clio Manage, MyCase, or Litify — GavelGrow handles the marketing funnel up to signed case, not deep matter management, so the two pair rather than replace. Accounting and time-tracking data. Document templates already living in your case management tool.
Self-serve CSV import takes a few hours. A white-glove migration on Managed takes 1-2 weeks end to end, including export from source, mapping review, test import, customer verification, and cutover.
Where the source tool exposes UTM parameters and conversion timestamps in CSV export, yes. Most CallRail and Clio Grow exports include this. AgencyAnalytics report archives stay in place while new ROI tracking moves to GavelGrow.
Yes. Existing tools stay live until you flip campaigns over. Most firms run a 1-2 week parallel period to verify GavelGrow data matches old reports before fully cutting over.
Yes. CallRail numbers can be ported to Twilio, which powers GavelGrow call tracking — typically 5-10 business days through Twilio's porting process.
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