Metazoa Monarch - Relational Data Migration

Move related records between source and destination orgs with Metazoa Monarch. Preserve parent-child relationships, object hierarchies, lookup references, External IDs, Virtual IDs, and external references during relational data migration.

Build datasets with the exact data slice you need. Use parent filters, related child object selection, field selection, record limits, templates, size estimates, Bulk API processing, and scheduled builds for repeatable extraction.

Migrate datasets with External IDs, Virtual IDs, multiple matching fields, upsert and delete options, retry datasets, error logs, batch controls, field truncation rules, and Bulk API processing for connected records.

Manage datasets by importing CSV or XML files, comparing source and destination records, remapping object and field names, transforming picklist values, creating external IDs, and splitting massive objects into ranges.

Seed sandboxes with realistic connected data for developer, QA, training, and UAT environments. Limit record volume, preserve relationships, scramble private fields, and protect sensitive data while keeping test data useful.

Support org splits, org clones, org merges, reboots, consolidation projects, package moves, archive plans, data backups, disaster recovery, and catch-up migrations with controlled relational data movement.

Run from a secure local player on your desktop. Connect directly to Salesforce orgs, avoid managed packages, control migration files locally, and keep credentials, datasets, backups, and private data under your control.

Control automation during migration by temporarily deactivating triggers, flows, validation rules, workflow rules, and duplicate rules, then restoring them after data is loaded to prevent errors, emails, and unwanted side effects.

Use AI-assisted remediation, actionable reports, error analysis, dataset comparison, and intelligent guidance to find, explain, and fix data migration problems across sandbox seeding, disaster recovery, org splits, clones, and merges.