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I led a five-person cleanup when we migrated a small business from QuickBooks Desktop to a cloud ERP for 18 clients. I began by mapping key data fields and defining success criteria with the owner—clean trial balance, aged AR < 60 days, and zero duplicate vendor records. I split the team: two handled chart-of-accounts normalization, one did AR/AP aging cleanups, and one ran import scripts and test uploads. We used daily 30-minute standups and a shared checklist; after the first test import we caught a 12% mapping error and fixed templates before full migration. The project finished in four weeks, reduced month-end close time by 40% for those clients, and we retained all 18 contracts through the transition.
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