Migrate from Husky Intelligence to monday CRM

Job-to-deal mapping requires a structural decision before migration runs

Husky jobs serve double duty as both sales records and operational work orders. Monday CRM has no native work-order entity, so each job must be mapped to either a Deal (if billable and part of the sales pipeline) or to a separate Jobs board item (if operational and not pipeline-relevant). This is a business-rule decision that FlitStack surfaces in the pre-migration planning phase — the mapping choice affects which Monday workspace the data lands in and which columns are needed. Mixing both types into one Deal board creates noisy pipeline reporting.

Husky custom form fields may use types not natively supported in Monday columns

Husky's custom form builder supports freeform field types that Monday CRM's 28+ column types do not cover directly — for example, a Husky field storing a formatted address block as a single text string must either become one long-text Monday column or be parsed into separate address sub-columns. FlitStack documents every custom field type that requires a non-obvious mapping decision before the migration executes. Fields that cannot map cleanly become custom text columns with the original value preserved as a reference.

Monday CRM's per-seat API rate limits affect migration throughput

Monday CRM enforces a daily API call limit of 1,000 for Basic/Standard plans, 10,000 for Pro, and 25,000 for Enterprise. Husky Intelligence exports all records in one pass, but writing to Monday requires rate-limit-aware batching. FlitStack throttles writes to stay within Monday's complexity budget and daily call limits per plan tier, adding buffer time between batches. Large migrations on Basic plans take longer as a result.

Site-location hierarchies in Husky have no direct Monday CRM equivalent

Husky Sites support multi-level location hierarchies (parent site with sub-sites and individual addresses) used for dispatch routing. Monday CRM stores a single location per contact or deal — either as a text address or a Google Maps link column. Complex location trees must be flattened into a separate Locations board where parent-child relationships are stored as a custom Parent Site reference column. FlitStack builds this board structure as part of the migration plan.

Husky operative assignments become text references rather than Monday CRM users

Husky field operatives are internal user accounts tied to scheduling and dispatch. Monday CRM users are seat-based and priced per-seat — not every operative needs a full CRM seat. FlitStack resolves operatives who have email-address matches in Monday CRM and maps them to the Owner field. Operatives without a Monday user account are stored in a custom Operative text column on the deal. This preserves the assignment data without requiring a Monday seat for every field worker.