Learn how to migrate data from legacy systems to Zuora using the Zuora PGP public key.

1. Import the PGP key.
   1. Copy the content of the Zuora Data Migration PGP Public key and paste it into a file named key.txt.
   2. Enter the gpg --import key.txt command.
2. Verify the authenticity of the key.
   1. Ensure that you are accessing this information on a Zuora site with a Zuora authentic certificate.
   2. After importing the key, verify the key that has been imported matches the following PGP key fingerprint and attributes.

      Key ID: 8D46E4A829CE4651
      Key Type: RSA
      Key Size: 4096
      Fingerprint: AC6D 19FE 1743 9701 A213  3B64 8D46 E4A8 29CE 4651
      User ID: Zuora Data Migration Key 2023 (2023 Zuora Migration Key) <migration@zuora.com>

3. Encrypt data using the key.
   1. Put all contents of the data into the file FILENAME. FILENAME can contain contents of any type, including text, or binary file formats such as .xslx or .zip files. The use of FILENAME is for illustration purposes only.
   2. Run the following command to encrypt your file.csv using the Zuora PGP Key: gpg --encrypt --recipient A502DE61450498E0 FILENAME. This creates the FILENAME.gpg file.
      This step creates the FILENAME.gpg file.
4. Share encrypted data with Zuora.

   All data intended for data migrations shared with Zuora must be encrypted using the authenticated Zuora Data Migration PGP key.

   Data encrypted with the Zuora Data Migration PGP key should only be shared with authorized Zuora individuals using the approved Zuora encrypted file transfer service. For more details on this file transfer service, contact your designated Zuora contact or migration@zuora.com.

   Do not use email, instant messaging (IM), or other public services for transferring data to Zuora.