Ten years of records, moved over line by line
The biggest reason people stay on old software is fear of losing their records. We removed that barrier — and prove it with a reconciliation report.
Four steps to Nexto
Send the database
You provide your current software's backup file; if it's password-protected, our specialist will guide you.
Automatic conversion
Accounts, customers, currencies, trades and documents are converted into Nexto's structure.
Review together
Currencies are matched, balances are compared, and you receive a rial-by-rial reconciliation report.
Start working
You continue in Nexto exactly where your old software stopped — with your entire history.
Numbers from a real customer migration
Every single account balance was compared with the previous software after migration and confirmed at zero difference.
Coming from Excel?
“Opening mode” is built for you: enter the opening balances of customers, cash boxes and banks, the system balances itself with one global revaluation, and you start working the same day — from Excel to a real system in one day.
Let's be honest
We don't promise every software in advance; we inspect your database's structure and if a full migration isn't possible we tell you upfront what moves and what doesn't. No exaggeration — the reconciliation report is the final measure.
Common concerns
What if the figures don't match after migration?
The reconciliation report puts every account's balance before and after side by side. We don't deliver while any difference remains.
How long does migration take?
Depends on data volume; the 68,000-document example above was delivered the same day we received the database.
Does my data stay with you?
It is used only to perform the migration; we sign an NDA on request and intermediate copies are deleted after delivery.
Does the exchange stop working during migration?
No — you keep working on your current software; on switch day we take the final backup and you continue on Nexto the same day.
Read more
Why Excel Is Not Enough to Manage a Currency Exchange
Excel is not a bad tool; it is the wrong one. Five places where exchange spreadsheets break, and a simple test to see whether it is time to migrate.
Read the article ← AccountingWhat Is a Currency Exchange General Ledger, and How Do You Keep It Right?
A currency exchange general ledger is different from an ordinary business ledger: it must balance separately in every currency. A practical guide to multi-currency double-entry accounting, from chart of accounts to revaluation.
Read the article ← Accounting7 Common Trade Entry Mistakes That Lead to Reconciliation Breaks
Most FX bureau reconciliation breaks do not come from major failures. They come from seven small, repeated trade-entry mistakes. Know them before the balances stop tying.
Read the article ←Send your database — no commitment
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