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Migrating Legacy Archives into Lasernet Keep

Legacy archives can hold years of invoices, statements and operational records that still need to remain available after a system change. A successful migration must move both the files and the business metadata that makes those files searchable.

The Challenge: Moving Files Alone Does Not Preserve the Archive

Large volumes, mixed formats and inconsistent historic indexes make manual migration slow and risky. If the documents arrive without the correct customer, vendor, product or transaction references, the new archive may be complete in volume but difficult to use.

The Lasernet Approach: Migrating Legacy Content into Lasernet Keep

Lasernet can carry out the migration process by importing legacy files and their index data, mapping that information to the required metadata structure and loading the governed records into Lasernet Keep. The migrated archive can then support search, retrieval and access from connected business systems. Steel Warehouse used this approach to move more than one terabyte of vendor invoices from a legacy repository into a searchable environment.

Why It Matters

The benefits are clear:

  • Continuity: historic records remain available after the old archive is retired
  • Searchability: business metadata is preserved and mapped into Lasernet Keep
  • Modernisation: migrated documents can be retrieved through current ERP processes, APIs or portals

Move the Archive Without Losing Its Context

A Lasernet-led migration into Lasernet Keep gives organisations a controlled route away from legacy repositories while preserving the documents and indexes that daily operations still depend on.

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