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We have a new importer for Clientexec 5.5. To install, download the attached clientexec.zip and unzip the file. Upload the clientexec directory to ~/plugins/import_manager/components/migrators/ and go to Settings > Company > Plugins to install it the Import Manager. Then, manage the plugin and click on the Clientexec 5.5 link to start. Be sure to import into a fresh Blesta install. clientexec.zip What's imported? If you want to import user passwords, it's necessary to make a couple changes: Edit ~/app/models/users.php around line 715, add a new case statement: case 'clientexec-sha256': $temp = explode(':', $stored_hash); $algo = isset($temp[0]) ? $temp[0] : 'sha256'; $iterations = isset($temp[1]) ? $temp[1] : 1000; $salt = isset($temp[2]) ? $temp[2] : null; $hash = isset($temp[3]) ? $temp[3] : null; $new_hash = hash_pbkdf2($algo, $password, $salt, $iterations, 0, true); return substr(base64_encode($new_hash), 0, 32) == $hash; Edit ~/config/blesta.php and change: // Set to true to enable support for legacy passwords (plain md5). Set to false for improved security Configure::set("Blesta.auth_legacy_passwords", false); // The legacy password algorithm to use if legacy passwords are enabled Configure::set("Blesta.auth_legacy_passwords_algo", "md5"); to: // Set to true to enable support for legacy passwords (plain md5). Set to false for improved security Configure::set("Blesta.auth_legacy_passwords", true); // The legacy password algorithm to use if legacy passwords are enabled Configure::set("Blesta.auth_legacy_passwords_algo", "clientexec-sha256"); Then, continue with the import. If you don't care about user passwords, you can import anyway and users can reset their passwords using the password reset feature in Blesta. Did you give the importer a try? Let us know what you think below.