Two platforms. The same trapped logic problem.
Domo and Alteryx are different products with different commercial situations, but the underlying issue is identical. The transformation logic your team built is your intellectual property, and it lives in a format one vendor controls.
Domo
Acquired by Progress Software, 2026Magic ETL is a proprietary format. Your logic does not have to stay in it.
Magic ETL dataflows hold years of joins, filters, aggregations, and formula tiles in a format only Domo can run. Progress Software agreed to buy the platform business in July 2026 for about 400 million dollars.
Read the Domomigration guide →Alteryx
Private equity owned since the $4.4B take-privateDesigner and Server workflows, converted to open orchestration you own.
Designer and Server workflows hold business-critical logic in a proprietary format, on a seat and worker-thread licence model that has grown steadily more expensive under Clearlake and Insight ownership.
Read the Alteryxmigration guide →Where the logic lands
The output is SQL, dbt models, and Airflow DAGs. Open, version-controlled, and readable by any engineer you hire next year.
On a platform that is not listed?
Domo and Alteryx are where the method was built, because they are where the trapped logic is most valuable and the export story is worst. The approach generalises to any platform that stores transformation logic as a structured graph of typed steps. If you are on something else and the same problem sounds familiar, ask us. We will tell you honestly whether we can help.
Find out what leaving would actually cost.
The lock-in assessment is free, takes two weeks, and needs read access. You keep the report whether or not you migrate.