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440,000 documents in two days

What Tiepolo's migration taught us about archives, handwritten forms and the patience of agents.

Decades of archives: paper files, handwritten forms, scans of scans. When Tiepolo opened its cabinets, the equivalent of four person-years of manual entry was waiting.

The agents read everything. Two days later, 440,000 documents were analyzed, their data extracted, the records created and the documents filed, with zero loss.

The migration is the product

Migration is usually framed as the painful prelude to the real project. We think the opposite: the migration is where the data model proves itself. Every document that does not fit cleanly reveals a case the schema had not anticipated.

That is why we always start with the most expensive process. The first result is both the proof and the template: the next ones move faster because the model already holds.