Move data with a review step instead of hoping a blind import gets it right.
SELF-HOSTED MIGRATION MANAGER FOR OWNERS MOVING SUPPORTED CONTENT OR PRODUCT DATA INTO FREEHOLD CMS
Migration Manager stages supported source data, maps it to Freehold CMS records and shows the proposed work before commit.
What this helps you do
- Inspect supported source data before import.
- Map source fields to the correct destination.
- Stage records before committing them.
- Keep import evidence and error details available for review.
- Use destination-module rules instead of writing around them.
Why this works differently inside Freehold CMS
The destination module keeps ownership of its own data, so the import does not bypass normal validation and lifecycle rules.
The module keeps its own records and validation while the rest of Freehold CMS supplies shared routing, themes, administration and other installed services. That keeps business data in the layer responsible for it instead of copying the same information into several places.
Migration mistakes become expensive after the new site goes live.
A bulk copy can create duplicate records, broken media, missing categories and descriptions that no longer fit the destination. Migration Manager is built around preparation and evidence: review the source, confirm the mapping, stage the work and commit only after the proposed result makes sense.
A controlled migration path
Choose a supported source, validate its data, map the destination, run the staging pass, inspect warnings and totals, then commit the approved records. Source-specific limits remain visible rather than being hidden behind a generic “one-click” promise.
What you receive and what you remain responsible for
$99 regular; $69 launch price; one-time website license.
Requires the current Freehold CMS Core and the destination module for the records being imported.
Paid software is delivered under the product's published license, support and update terms. Compatible hosting and any third-party payment, email, storage or infrastructure charges remain separate.