Move off Umbraco, WordPress or any other content management system without losing a page, an image or a link on the way. The migration runs automatically, page by page and record by record, and every run that finds a difference stops and writes it into an audit report. Your old site keeps serving visitors the whole time, and you switch over on a planned day, when domain, DNS and certificate move together. A full handover follows: a guide, a content backup and every credential filed cleanly.

The Agentic Part

An agent walks the old site page by page, carries across every image and file including the hidden ones, and rewrites every internal reference to its new address. A second agent compares the copy against the live original, screen by screen and record by record, and stops the run the moment something differs. Every deviation lands in an audit report you can read for yourself.

Main Features

Content extraction from Umbraco, WordPress and other CMS
Repeatable migration run capturing every page
Every image, file and reference carried and rewritten
Page-by-page comparison against the live site
Audit report documenting every deviation
Migration run stopping at the first mismatch
Old system running unchanged until go-live
Database restore into containerized hosting
Two environments: automatic build, test, deliberate approval
Handover: guide, content backup, credentials

Use Cases

The site still runs on an old WordPress install nobody dares to touch, and the hosting bill keeps climbing. Every page, image and link moves across automatically, and the copy is checked against the live site before anything switches over.
Moving off Umbraco by hand costs an image here and a working link there, and the losses surface weeks later. Each migration run stops at the first difference and writes it into an audit report that is checked page by page.
The changeover date stays open because nobody knows whether the new system covers every screen. The screen-by-screen comparison is the go-live checklist, and the old application keeps serving people until it comes back clean.
On changeover day domain, DNS and certificate have to move at once, with no offline window. The new environment runs beside the old one and goes live once you approve it, and afterwards the guide, the content backup and every credential are yours.