The question that keeps founders up
"Can you move our Odoo to a new server without losing anything?" is a fair thing to be afraid of. A migration touches everything at once, and the failure mode is silent: a few rows that quietly didn't make it, discovered weeks later.
Inspect before you move
The first step isn't a transfer — it's an inspection. Know exactly what's on the source: databases, filestore, custom modules, versions. You can't validate a move you didn't measure.
Transfer, then prove it
We do a server-to-server transfer, not a fragile export/import dance. Then completeness validation on the far side: row counts have to match, table by table. If anything is off, automatic rollback puts you back where you started — no half-migrated limbo.
The boring result
The last one: 700+ tables moved, zero data loss, a cutover nobody noticed. That's the goal — not heroics, just a move that's provably complete. A migration should never be an act of faith.