Define the move
Establish the intended source, target, historical-data scope and migration conditions.
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Trunnion Port: Governed data migration across vendors
Trunnion Port is a governed data migration product in development. It is designed to work across sources, targets and vendors as a standalone product, with optional Core binding.
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Built forData, migration & enterprise IT teamsProduct direction · in development
See the work in context
Explore the product direction.
An illustrative workspace for data, migration & enterprise it teams. Explore the work and the decision behind it.
Illustrative work queuePrepared for review
Migration scopeSelected example
Change reviewRelated work
Validation planRelated work
The next decision
Review a migration plan
The proposed move has a source, a target and an agreed scope. Review the change as its own operation.
- Decision owner
- Migration owner
- Action boundary
- Review before action
Illustrative decision reviewHuman decision required
Proposed next step
Review a migration plan
Approve scope and acceptance criteria before execution.
Responsible reviewerMigration owner
- 01Check the context
Review the material behind the proposed action.
- 02Resolve the boundary
Confirm scope, permissions and consequences.
- 03Decide what proceeds
Approve, revise or decline through the defined workflow.
Concept only. Features, controls and records are confirmed for the proposed release.
Why Trunnion Port exists.
A migration is a consequential change to an operating business. Teams need to understand the scope, review what will move and confirm what arrived. Port centers the migration itself, without requiring a wider Trunnion platform purchase.
Built by Trunnion AI, a wholly owned Duskbridge company. This page presents the direction of a product in development; it does not promise release timing or available features.
A migration with its own operating boundary.
Trunnion PortStandalone by design
FromSource system
Agreed data scope
Governed migrationTrunnion Port
Plan · authorize · validate
ToTarget system
Accepted result
Optional relationshipTrunnion Core binding
No other Trunnion product is required.
Review proposed mapping
Use AI-proposed field mapping as reviewable preparation, with responsible people deciding what is accepted.
Confirm the outcome
Evaluate the resulting data against the agreed migration scope and acceptance criteria.
From a migration plan to a validated result.
An illustrative sequence, not a product screenshot or a guarantee of released behavior.
Scope the migration
Identify the source, target, historical records and intended result.
Prepare the mapping
Review proposed field relationships and operating constraints.
Authorize execution
Confirm who can approve the consequential change.
Validate the result
Check the outcome against the accepted plan.
Make the evaluation specific.
Start with the workflow you need to improve. Then confirm what the proposed release can actually do.
- Can the proposed source and target be supported in the release?
- Who approves the migration scope and execution?
- What validation and exception-handling evidence will be available?
- Status
- Building
- Portfolio
- Innovations
- Technology owner
- Trunnion AI, LLC · Duskbridge
- Release scope
- Confirmed in the written agreement
What to know
about Trunnion Port.
Does Port require Core or another Trunnion platform?
No. Port is designed as a standalone product with its own governance and optional Core binding.
Does "across vendors" mean every connector is available today?
No. It describes the product direction. Port is building, and connector support must be confirmed for the proposed release.
Is the technical migration architecture public?
This page presents the product role and evaluation questions. Internal implementation and intellectual-property details are not published here.
Related products & technology.
Portfolio relationships do not establish an included integration or entitlement.
Help shape the right product conversation.
Start with a non-sensitive overview. Product fit, release scope and next steps belong in a direct conversation.