Migrate to Amazon Connect from Legacy Systems
Maaz Technologies starts every migration with a source-environment audit: what is actually running today, not just what is documented. From there we map each piece of your current setup to its Amazon Connect equivalent and plan the move to keep disruption to a minimum.
Translated, not rebuilt blindly
We audit your existing routing rules and IVR flows and translate them into Amazon Connect contact flows, so the new system behaves the way your team already expects.
Your numbers come with you
Existing toll-free and local numbers are ported to Amazon Connect, so customers keep calling the same numbers they always have.
History preserved
Interaction records, call logs, and recording archives are migrated as part of the move, so reporting continuity is not lost at cutover.
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Six stages from audit to cutover
Every migration follows the same disciplined path. We scope the timeline after the discovery audit rather than quoting a fixed number up front. The build and go-live stages follow the same discipline as our Amazon Connect deployment process.
Source-environment audit
Inventory the routing rules, IVR flows, queues, agent profiles, and integrations actually running in your current platform.
Architecture & routing translation
Map your source logic to Amazon Connect contact flows and routing profiles, so nothing behavioral gets lost in the move.
Build in a sandbox
Configure the new instance, contact flows, and integrations in a test environment, well away from live traffic.
Data & CRM migration
Migrate interaction history and re-architect CRM connectivity against Amazon Connect.
Parallel testing & UAT
Validate against real call scenarios before any live traffic moves, so issues surface in testing, not in production.
Cutover & legacy decommission
Move to Amazon Connect, confirm everything is stable, then retire the old system.
A migration is also a modernization
For on-premises environments, moving to Amazon Connect is more than a platform swap. It is a shift from fixed infrastructure to an elastic, pay-as-you-go cloud. We plan the architecture change alongside the migration, so you are not just replatforming, you are leaving behind the hardware procurement cycles, capacity planning, and maintenance that came with the old system.
From fixed capacity to elastic, pay-as-you-go scaling
No more hardware procurement or refresh cycles
No on-site maintenance windows to plan around
New AWS features available as they ship, not on an upgrade project
Your history and your CRM move with you
Historical & interaction data
Historical call records, digital interaction logs, disposition histories, and recording archives are migrated as part of the transition, so reporting continuity and compliance are not lost at cutover.
CRM & contact record sync
CRM integrations are re-architected against Amazon Connect as part of migration. For the ongoing integration architecture once you are live, see our Amazon Connect Integration Services.
Keep the numbers customers already call
Existing toll-free and local numbers are ported to Amazon Connect as part of migration, so your business keeps the numbers printed on every invoice, website, and business card. Customers never see a change, and you avoid the cost and confusion of a number switch.
- Toll-free and local numbers ported to Amazon Connect
- Porting planned around your cutover, not before you are ready
- Customers keep calling the same numbers, no change on their end
Signs it's time to migrate to Amazon Connect
If a few of these sound familiar, your current contact center may be costing you more than a move to Amazon Connect would.
Maintenance and licensing on your current hardware keep climbing year over year.
Adding chat, SMS, or WhatsApp means costly add-ons, or is not possible at all.
Handling busy periods means buying capacity you do not use the rest of the year.
Reporting and analytics are thin, or stitched together across separate tools.
Your current platform is nearing end-of-support or end-of-life.
What we need from you to scope your migration
A migration goes smoothly when we understand your current setup up front. These are the things that help us scope it accurately and plan around your operations.
Your current routing and IVR logic, or call-flow documentation
The list of toll-free and local numbers you want to port
An inventory of the systems and CRMs you integrate with
Your typical and peak call volumes and business hours
A point of contact to sign off on testing before go-live
Explore Amazon Connect Services
Where to go next across our Amazon Connect services.
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