Migrate your Bluetrait data
Australian MSP-focused helpdesk and company management platform with RMM, timesheets, billing, and SAP Business One integration for managed service providers.
In its favor
Why people choose Bluetrait
The signal that keeps Bluetrait on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Low total cost for small MSPs — the Free tier supports up to 100 agents and the Standard tier at USD $23 per user is competitive for teams needing RMM, tickets, and CRM in one platform.
All-in-one business management without module siloes — teams use a single platform for tickets, timesheets, billing, and client management rather than stitching together separate tools.
SAP Business One integration for Enterprise customers — Bluetrait Enterprise connects directly to SAP B1, synchronising items, documents, and reports, which is uncommon in this price range.
Australian-hosted with local support — the platform is Australian-developed with GST-inclusive pricing and local phone/email support, which matters to SMBs with compliance requirements.
Automatic cloud installation for MSP agents — the agent auto-deployment feature reduces manual setup time when enrolling new client endpoints.
Performance slowdowns and UI lag — users report the application runs slowly at times, particularly when loading reports or large ticket queues, with some attributing this to their own connectivity.
Limited third-party integrations outside the MSP ecosystem — while ConnectWise Control, Webroot, and Bitdefender are supported, non-MSP integrations require custom development or are not available.
Custom reporting is limited — customers seeking advanced analytics or data export beyond CSV report downloads find the platform's reporting module restrictive compared to dedicated BI tools.
Lack of a public API on the Free tier — API access starts on Standard (USD $23/user/mo), so smaller teams evaluating the platform cannot automate workflows without a paid upgrade.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Bluetrait
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Bluetrait. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Bluetrait fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
Bluetrait pricing overview
Bluetrait prices by user count across four tiers. The Free tier is capped at 100 agents and excludes the API. Standard ($23 USD/user/mo) and Professional ($38 USD/user/mo) both bundle 150 MSP endpoints per user. Enterprise is fully custom and is built around SAP Business One integration for companies already running SAP B1. All pricing is billed in AUD with GST included for Australian customers.
Free
Tier 1 of 4
Free for up to 100 Agents
What's included
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What gets migrated
Bluetrait object support
Object-by-object support for Bluetrait migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Tickets
Fully supportedTickets are the core object in Bluetrait. They support custom fields, tags, due dates, status changes, and internal notes. We map ticket histories including status transitions, assignees, and attachments. Email-to-ticket threading is preserved by linking original email references.
Companies and Clients
Fully supportedCompanies hold client records and can be bulk-imported via CSV. Client associations with companies are preserved as a linking property during migration. We flag if the destination CRM uses a separate Contacts object for individual client records.
Timesheets
Fully supportedTimesheet entries include date, hours, user, task/project link, and timesheet type. The timesheet type can be optionally excluded from invoice line item descriptions during import. We map timesheet entries to the destination's time-tracking object preserving billable/non-billable flags.
Projects
Mapping requiredProjects link to timesheets, budgets, and tasks. We map project names, budgets, and task counts. Custom project statuses and budget thresholds are preserved as custom fields in the destination system.
Billing Records (Invoices, Quotes, Purchase Orders)
Mapping requiredBluetrait's billing engine supports recurring invoicing and auto-billing from timesheets. Open and historical invoices are migrated including line items, taxes, and payment status. We flag recurring billing configurations because these require re-setup in the destination platform.
Products
Mapping requiredProducts carry quantities, recurring billing frequencies, and pricing. Product-to-billing associations are mapped as custom line-item properties in the destination. Subscription cadence requires manual reconfiguration after migration.
Agents (MSP)
Mapping requiredAgents are unique to the MSP edition and represent managed endpoints with watchdog status, installed software, and alert configurations. Endpoint-level data migrates but agent health monitoring and alert rules require re-enrollment in the destination RMM.
Users
Fully supportedLocal users can be imported and exported via CSV. We map username, role, permissions group, and Two-Factor Authentication status. Passwords are not exported for security reasons and must be reset post-migration.
Customers (CRM)
Fully supportedThe CRM module covers Customers, Leads, and their associated activities. We map lead status, contact details, and lifecycle stages. Custom CRM fields are preserved via dynamic field mapping.
Articles
Mapping requiredKnowledge base articles and their categories can be exported. Article-to-ticket linking is not preserved automatically; we document these associations for manual re-linking in the destination.
Passwords
Not in this platformBluetrait's passwords module stores credentials for managed systems. For security reasons, passwords are not migratable via API or CSV export. We document which password entries exist so the customer can re-enter credentials in the destination password manager.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Tickets | Fully supported | Tickets are the core object in Bluetrait. They support custom fields, tags, due dates, status changes, and internal notes. We map ticket histories including status transitions, assignees, and attachments. Email-to-ticket threading is preserved by linking original email references. |
| Companies and Clients | Fully supported | Companies hold client records and can be bulk-imported via CSV. Client associations with companies are preserved as a linking property during migration. We flag if the destination CRM uses a separate Contacts object for individual client records. |
| Timesheets | Fully supported | Timesheet entries include date, hours, user, task/project link, and timesheet type. The timesheet type can be optionally excluded from invoice line item descriptions during import. We map timesheet entries to the destination's time-tracking object preserving billable/non-billable flags. |
| Projects | Mapping required | Projects link to timesheets, budgets, and tasks. We map project names, budgets, and task counts. Custom project statuses and budget thresholds are preserved as custom fields in the destination system. |
| Billing Records (Invoices, Quotes, Purchase Orders) | Mapping required | Bluetrait's billing engine supports recurring invoicing and auto-billing from timesheets. Open and historical invoices are migrated including line items, taxes, and payment status. We flag recurring billing configurations because these require re-setup in the destination platform. |
| Products | Mapping required | Products carry quantities, recurring billing frequencies, and pricing. Product-to-billing associations are mapped as custom line-item properties in the destination. Subscription cadence requires manual reconfiguration after migration. |
| Agents (MSP) | Mapping required | Agents are unique to the MSP edition and represent managed endpoints with watchdog status, installed software, and alert configurations. Endpoint-level data migrates but agent health monitoring and alert rules require re-enrollment in the destination RMM. |
| Users | Fully supported | Local users can be imported and exported via CSV. We map username, role, permissions group, and Two-Factor Authentication status. Passwords are not exported for security reasons and must be reset post-migration. |
| Customers (CRM) | Fully supported | The CRM module covers Customers, Leads, and their associated activities. We map lead status, contact details, and lifecycle stages. Custom CRM fields are preserved via dynamic field mapping. |
| Articles | Mapping required | Knowledge base articles and their categories can be exported. Article-to-ticket linking is not preserved automatically; we document these associations for manual re-linking in the destination. |
| Passwords | Not in this platform | Bluetrait's passwords module stores credentials for managed systems. For security reasons, passwords are not migratable via API or CSV export. We document which password entries exist so the customer can re-enter credentials in the destination password manager. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Bluetrait migrations
Issues we've hit on past Bluetrait migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
API access requires Standard plan or higher
Recurring billing automation does not export
Password module stores credentials that cannot be extracted
Xero module must be disabled before bulk export
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | API access requires Standard plan or higher |
| Medium | Recurring billing automation does not export |
| Medium | Password module stores credentials that cannot be extracted |
| Low | Xero module must be disabled before bulk export |
Leaving Bluetrait?
Where Bluetrait customers move next
12 destinations Bluetrait can migrate to.
How a Bluetrait migration works
Four steps, Bluetrait-specific
Connect
API key into Bluetrait. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Bluetrait-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Bluetrait quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Bluetrait rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
Bluetrait migration FAQ
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