Questions

 

True or false? HubSpot’s native import tool has built-in rollback functionality.

 

• True

 

• False

 

 

In the context of data migration, what is a rollback?

 

• When the migration team pauses the migration process to review the data for accuracy and consistency
• When the migration team minimizes disruption to the client’s business operations during the migration
• When the migration team reverts the system or database to a previous state due to unforeseen issues
• When the migration team communicates progress and updates to the broader team throughout the migration process

 

When might a trickle (or phased) migration approach be a good option?

 

• When the client’s timeline is strict
• When there’s greater risk associated with downtime for business operations
• When you’re onboarding a single team to HubSpot
• When user acceptance testing isn’t required

 

When should user acceptance testing be conducted?

 

• Before the data migration
• Before the data migration
• After the data migration
• All of the above

 

Imagine you’re importing a data file using HubSpot’s native import tool. In the preview window, you receive an error notification with the error code, “Could not parse date.” What does this error indicate?

 

• The import file contains a date value that doesn’t match the format you selected during the import process.
• The import file contains a value that doesn’t match an existing option in an enumeration property.
• The import file contains empty values for multiple columns.
• The import file contains a date that’s repeated more than ten times across all rows.

 

Fill in the blank: In HubSpot’s native import tool, the preview window will check for errors in the first _______ of your import file.

 

• 100 rows
• 500 columns
• 1,000 rows
• 5,000 columns