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Clean Oracle data migration for an HVAC controls provider — via partner

Delivered as part of a partner engagement, ETHX ran the Oracle data conversion for a US HVAC controls and building-solutions provider — extracting, cleansing, mapping, and loading master and transactional data into Oracle Cloud with full reconciliation back to source.

Client
US HVAC controls & building-solutions provider
Duration
8 weeks
reconciled to source
1:1
Modules
4
Client benefits
1:1
reconciled to source
0
unexplained variances
On-time
cutover window met
FBDI/HDL
validated loads
HVAC & Mechanical Services — US HVAC controls & building-solutions provider

* US HVAC controls & building-solutions provider — client anonymised at their request

The Challenge
  • Legacy master and transactional data spread across inconsistent formats
  • Duplicate, incomplete, and mis-mapped records that would corrupt Oracle Cloud if loaded as-is
  • A fixed cutover window with no room for a failed load
  • Every loaded balance had to reconcile 1:1 to the source system for audit
Our Approach
  • Partnered with the prime organisation on a staged extract → cleanse → map → load pipeline
  • Profiled source data and built cleansing and de-duplication rules with the business
  • Loaded via Oracle FBDI and HDL with automated validation at each stage
  • Ran mock conversions ahead of cutover, tuning against real volumes and error rates
  • Reconciled every loaded object back to source with signed-off control reports
The Outcome
  • Master and transactional data loaded cleanly into Oracle Cloud
  • Every balance reconciled 1:1 to the source system — zero unexplained variances
  • Cutover completed inside the planned window
  • A repeatable, documented conversion pipeline the client can reuse
Tech stack
Oracle Cloud (FBDI)HCM Data Loader (HDL)Data profiling & cleansingAutomated reconciliation reports

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