Migration Guide
Move from ConvertFlow to Bento with zero guesswork.
Move from ConvertFlow to Bento without losing contacts or segments. Follow this guide to export data, map fields and rebuild key funnels in one email platform.
Migration Flow
A practical migration plan from ConvertFlow to Bento
This guide follows a simple sequence: export cleanly, map data correctly, then validate before cutover. No generic product pitch, just the steps your team needs.
Export checklist
- 1Export contacts from ConvertFlow
Log in to ConvertFlow, go to the contacts area, filter to the people you want to migrate, and use the export option to download a CSV file.
- 2Export key segments and tags
From your contacts or segments view, export CSVs for important audiences like customers, leads, and newsletter subscribers.
- 3Capture form and CTA settings
Review your main popups, forms, and landing pages in ConvertFlow and note the fields, triggers, and targeting rules you rely on.
- 4Clean your contact data
Remove obvious test contacts and old bounced addresses from your CSVs before import, or mark them clearly so they are not emailed.
- 5Import contacts into Bento
In Bento, create any custom fields you need, upload your CSVs, and map columns to fields, tags, and segments.
Log in to ConvertFlow, go to the contacts area, filter to the people you want to migrate, and use the export option to download a CSV file.
Data portability map
Know in advance what imports directly and what may require a rebuild.
Validate and cut over
Treat cutover like launch QA. Validate your highest-risk paths first, then move sending traffic.
White-glove migration
Switching from ConvertFlow can be done in one focused session
We help you map lists, rebuild key automations, and validate deliverability before cutover so your first week on Bento is smooth.
Migration coverage
Bring your whole sending setup with you.
<1 day
Typical switch window
1:1
Migration support
Zero
Forced add-ons
Operator Notes
ConvertFlow to Bento language map
Keep this open while rebuilding flows. It maps terminology and highlights what to do first during migration QA.
- CTAForm or onsite capture
ConvertFlow CTAs are the popups and forms that collect leads on your site.
- FunnelAutomation plus forms
A series of steps that guide visitors from opt in to a goal, rebuilt as Bento automations and broadcasts.
- BroadcastBroadcast
One-time messages sent to a group of people. In Bento these are email campaigns.
- WorkflowAutomation
Automated actions based on triggers and rules, such as follow up after a form submit.
- Segment or AudienceSegment or Tag
Groups of people defined by behavior or attributes that you can target in Bento.
- Custom FieldField
Extra data stored on a person record, such as plan, interests, or lifecycle stage.
Tips
- Export contacts and any suppression data from ConvertFlow before you change live CTAs.
- Start by rebuilding one or two high intent funnels in Bento before migrating everything.
- Keep ConvertFlow running during the overlap so you do not miss leads while you test Bento.
- Use Bento's free email validation on import to protect deliverability.
Watchouts
- On-site campaigns, CTAs, and page designs do not transfer automatically and must be rebuilt in Bento or another page tool.
- Automation logic based on ConvertFlow's on-site triggers will need to be rethought using Bento events and segments.
- Email and event history from ConvertFlow does not migrate, so reporting starts fresh in Bento.
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Move with confidence: export cleanly, import safely, and launch on Bento with migration support from our team.

