Raiser's Edge NXT to Salesforce migration.

RENXT to NPSP done local-first. SKY API rate limits, attribute weight encoding, gift split reconciliation, and constituent code hierarchies handled deterministically — not approximately. Signed chain so the auditor verifies it herself.

Why the RENXT → Salesforce migration goes wrong

Raiser's Edge NXT is the most architecturally dense source system in nonprofit fundraising. Twenty years of Blackbaud accretion sits behind the SKY API, and most of it has to land somewhere in NPSP without losing meaning. Six places it quietly breaks:

Pre-flight gates tuned to RENXT

Same five gates as every CDM migration, with RENXT-specific rules wired in:

Your migration runs on your hardware. SKY API credentials sit in the macOS Keychain, gated by the ACL boundary every Mac in the building already uses for Wi-Fi PSKs. Constituent PII never touches our infrastructure. The vendor — including us — isn't in the chain of custody.

Deliverables

Why local-first matters →

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