Pages on loading data into Fineract with the tools the platform itself provides, so migration plans start from what the import mechanism actually supports.
Using Fineract's own Excel bulk import to load offices, staff, clients, groups, products accounts, repayments and opening journal entries: template download, load order, validation errors and when to switch to API scripts instead.
Bringing running loans across without breaking schedules: replaying historic disbursements and repayments versus loading outstanding balances, business date control, interest recalculation side effects and reconciling every loan.
Writing migration scripts against the Fineract API instead of Excel templates: batch requests in single transactions, idempotency keys for safe reruns, generated Java clients and throughput planning for large portfolios.
Proving a Fineract migration is right: client and account counts, outstanding principal and interest per loan, savings balances, general ledger trial balance comparisons, and running both systems in parallel before cutover.
Migrating a branch network in waves: using the office hierarchy to load branches one at a time, inter-branch transactions during the transition, per-office accounting closures and training field staff.
Leaving the archived Fineract CN microservices platform: why 1.x is the maintained line, mapping CN data to Fineract 1.x clients, products and ledgers, and re-implementing integrations.
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