Begin by logging into your Drift account. Navigate to the data export section available under your account settings or data management options. Export the necessary data, such as chat transcripts, contact lists, or user data, into a CSV or Excel file format. Ensure that you select all the relevant fields you need to import into Convex.

Open the exported data files and clean them up as needed. Remove any unnecessary columns or rows that won't be required in Convex. Standardize the format of the data for consistency, and make sure that all fields are correctly labeled and organized for easy mapping to Convex’s data structure.

Log into your Convex account and access the database or module where you intend to import the data. Ensure you have the necessary permissions to add or modify data within the system. Familiarize yourself with Convex’s data import capabilities, including any templates or format requirements.

Create a mapping document that aligns the Drift data fields with the corresponding fields in Convex. This will serve as a guide to ensure each piece of data is correctly migrated into the right place. Take note of any data type conversions that may be necessary, such as changing text fields to numerical values or date formats.

Using a spreadsheet application or a scripting language (such as Python or Excel VBA), transform the Drift data to fit Convex’s required format. This may involve renaming columns, reformatting data types, or splitting/combining fields. Save the file in the format accepted by Convex (e.g., CSV, Excel).

Use Convex’s built-in import functionality to upload the prepared data file. Follow the prompts to map your prepared fields with Convex’s database fields as per your mapping document. Carefully review the import settings to ensure data integrity and accuracy during the process.

Once the import is complete, verify the data within Convex to ensure that everything was imported correctly. Check for any discrepancies or errors in the data. Validate that all records are complete and accurate, and conduct a sample verification by comparing a few records between Drift and Convex to ensure consistency.

By following these steps, you can effectively move data from Drift to Convex without the need for third-party tools, ensuring a smooth and accurate data migration process.