> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.flosum.com/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.flosum.com/data-migrator/getting-started/data-migrator-overview.md). # Data Migrator - Overview Cloud Data Migrator empowers you to migrate data between Salesforce orgs safely, reliably, and efficiently, while masking sensitive information to meet enterprise-level security and compliance requirements. * **Powerful Templates**: Templates serve as the foundation of your data migration strategy. They define which objects to migrate, preserve complex relationships between records, specify which fields to include or exclude, and apply filters to control exactly which data is transferred. * **Data Migrations**: Maintain complete control over your migration process by selecting source and target orgs, configuring how records are matched and mapped between environments, and disabling automations, such as triggers and workflows, when necessary to ensure a clean data transfer. * **Migration Results**: Access comprehensive migration reports to identify any records that failed to migrate, analyze error messages and root causes, and quickly troubleshoot issues to ensure data integrity across your Salesforce environments. ### Jump right in
Creating a TemplateLearn how to create a template for defining the objects to migrate.Creating a Template
Adding ObjectsAdd objects to a template to be included in the data migration.Adding Objects to a Template
Running a MigrationLearn how to start the data migration process to move records between orgs.Overview of Data Migration
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