Leave Domo. Keep every answer.

Domo estates grow quickly: a connector here, a Magic ETL there, a Beast Mode copied into a dozen cards with slightly different logic. Moving off Domo by rebuilding cards by eye means re-deriving all of it. We read it instead.

What we read

• DataSets — schemas, connector configuration and refresh schedules.
• DataFlows — Magic ETL and SQL DataFlows, including the order they depend on each other.
• Beast Modes — every calculated field, and every card that uses it.
• Cards and pages — chart types, filters, drill paths and layout.
• PDP policies — who is allowed to see which rows.
• Usage — card and page views, so dormant content can be retired rather than migrated.

How it translates

Where the care goes

Most of a Domo estate converts with no analyst in the loop. The work that needs an engineer tends to sit in a few places:

• Beast Modes that mix row-level and aggregate logic. These are split into the right mix of calculated columns and measures, then parity-tested.
• Near-duplicate Beast Modes. Copies that drifted apart are flagged, so owners can agree one definition instead of migrating five.
• Fiscal calendars and date grains. These become an explicit date table rather than platform settings.
• Drill paths. These are rebuilt as hierarchies or drill-through on the target.