1. Export your data
Pull a CSV from your spreadsheet or current app — customers, properties and the fields you already keep.
Switch to PMS
Most owners stay on a tool they have outgrown because moving feels risky. PMS makes the switch reversible: bring your customers in from Skimmer, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Pool Brain, Service Fusion or a spreadsheet, see exactly what will happen before it happens, and roll the whole import back with one click if it is not right.
How it works
No big-bang cutover and no praying it worked. Export what you have, let PMS check every row, and only then go live — with an undo button the whole time.
Pull a CSV from your spreadsheet or current app — customers, properties and the fields you already keep.
PMS checks the file row by row and shows you exactly what will import — and what needs fixing — before a single record is created.
Imported and don't like it? Roll the entire import back in one click and try again. Nothing is one-way.
What moves
We would rather tell you the truth up front than surprise you mid-migration. Here is exactly what the import covers now.
Your accounts and their properties come over so you start on real data, not a blank system.
Each property gets its pools, and when your export says how often you stop there, the visit schedule is created too — the customer shows up on Today from day one. Addresses are placed on the map automatically.
Rows with a monthly price and a start date become active contracts. Past billing history can come in as read-only reference, so you keep the record without it driving new invoices.
Coming from another tool
We are ready to migrate your customers from the platforms below — no reformatting. Pick where your list comes from, or just upload it and PMS recognizes the columns; the preview shows what each row will create before anything is saved.
Customers → Export (.xlsx). Customers, properties, gate codes, dog names, minutes at stop and the primary e-mail come over.
Clients → Export (.csv). One row per property — clients with several properties are grouped into one account; archived clients are skipped.
Customers export (.csv). Every service address becomes a property; "Do Not Service" customers come in inactive and tagged.
Customer export (.xlsx). Pool count, route frequency and route day come over — so the visit schedule is created with the customer.
Customers file in the Service Fusion template (.xlsx). Account number, both contacts, up to two service locations per row, tags and the service agreement — a monthly agreement becomes an active contract.
Switching
The first import walks you through it: pick where the file comes from — Skimmer, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Pool Brain, Service Fusion or a spreadsheet — dry-run every row before anything goes live, and undo the whole thing in one click if it looks wrong. Day one is a working system, not a support ticket.
Where a piece of the migration is still manual, we say so before you start. No surprise gaps discovered after you have committed a weekend to the move.
The things owners ask before they commit to a switch.
Yes. The dry-run shows every row that will import and every row that needs a fix, before any record is created.
Undo the whole import in one click and run it again. An import is never a point of no return.
Past billing can come in read-only, so you keep the record for reference without it affecting new invoices.
No. Upload the file the other tool gives you — PMS recognizes Skimmer, Jobber, Housecall Pro, Pool Brain and Service Fusion files by their columns and maps them for you. Anything it cannot use is listed as ignored, not lost.
Most owners are on real data the same day: export a CSV, dry-run it, fix a few rows, go live.
No cutover weekend required — you can trial PMS alongside your current tool until you are ready.
The import is reversible by design — dry-run first, one click to undo. Every screen has a guided tour, and the assistant on this site answers product questions at any hour.
Start a free trial and import a copy of your accounts, or see the demo now — the import, with its dry run, is one of the screens.
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