Migrate your Digital Signup data
Cloud-based registration and scheduling platform built for schools, hospitals, and community education organizations with HIPAA and PCI compliance.
In its favor
Why people choose Digital Signup
The signal that keeps Digital Signup on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Built specifically for class and program registration in schools, daycare centers, hospitals, Parks & Rec, zoos, aquariums, and museums — domain fit reduces the configuration overhead general CRMs require.
Over 30 years in the registration software market with hundreds of organizations across 35+ US states, signaling stability for institutional buyers wary of newer tools.
Accessibility compliance: WCAG 508C and HIPAA support included, which matters for school districts and healthcare-adjacent registration use cases.
Unified shopping cart and integrated payment processing (credit cards) keep registration and billing in one workflow rather than handing off to a separate gateway.
US-based support team and a published demo environment (dshealthdemo.digitalsignup.com) reduce buying friction for risk-averse public-sector buyers.
Pricing and API documentation are not published — buyers must call sales to get either, which slows competitive evaluation against modern SaaS registration tools.
UX and mobile experience are evaluated as functional rather than modern; Research.com and SoftwareSuggest reviews note the interface feels dated relative to newer category entrants.
Narrow vertical focus on US public-sector and education means SMB-style configurability and self-serve onboarding common in mass-market SaaS are not present.
Limited third-party integration footprint visible in marketing — most extensions appear to be Digital Signup's own modules rather than an open ecosystem.
Small public review pool on Capterra/G2 makes social proof and feature-gap analysis harder for prospective buyers.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave Digital Signup
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing Digital Signup. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where Digital Signup 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
Digital Signup pricing overview
Digital Signup uses a modular, subscription-based pricing model with no publicly disclosed rates. Each module (Class Registration, Facility Management, School Aged Child Care, League Management) is priced separately. Sales contact is required for quotes. Organizations should confirm which modules are active before scoping a migration, as module count affects data volume.
Custom (sales-led)
Tier 1 of 1
Custom — no public rate card
What's included
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What gets migrated
Digital Signup object support
Object-by-object support for Digital Signup migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Registrants
Fully supportedRegistrants are the primary person record in Digital Signup. We export full contact details including name, email, phone, and address fields. Multi-language registrant profiles are preserved with locale flags intact.
Classes and Programs
Fully supportedClasses are the core scheduling unit. We extract class name, description, schedule, instructor assignment, enrollment capacity, and associated facility. Waitlist configuration is captured as a class-level setting.
Enrollments
Fully supportedEnrollments link a Registrant to a Class at a specific point in time. We preserve enrollment date, registration status (confirmed/waitlisted/cancelled), payment status, and any discount tier applied. Cancelled enrollments are flagged separately.
Facilities
Mapping requiredFacilities represent physical spaces used for classes. We export facility name, address, and availability schedules. In migrations to platforms without a dedicated Facility object, we map facilities to Locations or custom fields on the Class object.
Instructors and Staff
Mapping requiredInstructors are referenced within class records. We extract instructor profiles and map them to the destination's user or staff object. Where the destination lacks an instructor object, we flatten instructor data into the class record.
Waivers and Policies
Mapping requiredWaiver acceptance records are tied to Enrollments. We export acceptance timestamp, waiver version, and the policy text linked. On destinations without a native waivers object, we store waiver data in a custom enrollment property.
Discount Tiers
Mapping requiredDigital Signup supports user-definable discount levels such as Veteran, Senior, Resident, and Custom. We map discount tier names and eligibility flags into destination custom fields or tags. Active discount assignments are preserved on the enrollment record.
Payments and Transactions
Mapping requiredPayment records are linked to Enrollments. We extract transaction amount, payment method (card on file or new), transaction date, and status. Saved payment methods are exported as masked token references. Full PCI scope migration requires coordination with the destination's payment processor.
Waitlists
Mapping requiredWaitlist positions are tracked at the class level. We export each waitlisted Registrant with their original signup timestamp to preserve queue order. On destination systems that do not natively support waitlists, we write position as a custom enrollment field.
Reviews and Ratings
Mapping requiredClass and instructor reviews are submitted post-enrollment. We extract review text, rating value, and submission date. On CRMs without a native review object, we store these as notes or custom fields on the related Class record.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Registrants | Fully supported | Registrants are the primary person record in Digital Signup. We export full contact details including name, email, phone, and address fields. Multi-language registrant profiles are preserved with locale flags intact. |
| Classes and Programs | Fully supported | Classes are the core scheduling unit. We extract class name, description, schedule, instructor assignment, enrollment capacity, and associated facility. Waitlist configuration is captured as a class-level setting. |
| Enrollments | Fully supported | Enrollments link a Registrant to a Class at a specific point in time. We preserve enrollment date, registration status (confirmed/waitlisted/cancelled), payment status, and any discount tier applied. Cancelled enrollments are flagged separately. |
| Facilities | Mapping required | Facilities represent physical spaces used for classes. We export facility name, address, and availability schedules. In migrations to platforms without a dedicated Facility object, we map facilities to Locations or custom fields on the Class object. |
| Instructors and Staff | Mapping required | Instructors are referenced within class records. We extract instructor profiles and map them to the destination's user or staff object. Where the destination lacks an instructor object, we flatten instructor data into the class record. |
| Waivers and Policies | Mapping required | Waiver acceptance records are tied to Enrollments. We export acceptance timestamp, waiver version, and the policy text linked. On destinations without a native waivers object, we store waiver data in a custom enrollment property. |
| Discount Tiers | Mapping required | Digital Signup supports user-definable discount levels such as Veteran, Senior, Resident, and Custom. We map discount tier names and eligibility flags into destination custom fields or tags. Active discount assignments are preserved on the enrollment record. |
| Payments and Transactions | Mapping required | Payment records are linked to Enrollments. We extract transaction amount, payment method (card on file or new), transaction date, and status. Saved payment methods are exported as masked token references. Full PCI scope migration requires coordination with the destination's payment processor. |
| Waitlists | Mapping required | Waitlist positions are tracked at the class level. We export each waitlisted Registrant with their original signup timestamp to preserve queue order. On destination systems that do not natively support waitlists, we write position as a custom enrollment field. |
| Reviews and Ratings | Mapping required | Class and instructor reviews are submitted post-enrollment. We extract review text, rating value, and submission date. On CRMs without a native review object, we store these as notes or custom fields on the related Class record. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in Digital Signup migrations
Issues we've hit on past Digital Signup migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
No public API documentation for automated export
HIPAA and PCI scope complicates payment and health data handling
Modular feature activation means data may not exist in all accounts
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | No public API documentation for automated export |
| High | HIPAA and PCI scope complicates payment and health data handling |
| Medium | Modular feature activation means data may not exist in all accounts |
Leaving Digital Signup?
Where Digital Signup customers move next
12 destinations Digital Signup can migrate to.
How a Digital Signup migration works
Four steps, Digital Signup-specific
Connect
Not publicly documented; 3rd-party authentication is supported per vendor marketing but no developer portal is published into Digital Signup. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate Digital Signup-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate Digital Signup quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with Digital Signup rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
Digital Signup migration FAQ
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