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# Overview
While basic data migration functions can be performed using the [flow data migration](/apprules-r-documentation/platform/platform-features/flow-data-migration.md) workflow activities, the Migrate Data Activity offers extensive powerful functionality for executing high volume data migration, replication and synchronization jobs in appRules.
## Workflow Activity Availability
The Migrate Data Activity is available in the following appRules Platform products:
Platform Product
Availability
appRules Data Migration Engine
appRules Integration & Automation Engine
appRules Enterprise 360
## Accessing the Migrate Data Activity
You can access the Migrate Data Activity directly from the toolbox:
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