Best practice for Acess Control 10 nwbc (master data)

We are in the process of bringing data over from our GRC AC 5.3 environment to GRC AC 10 and have ran into issues during Migrations. We have been able to go in and clean much of our data manually. We are at the point that we want to copy info over to our test system. the ABAP layer data seems pretty strait forward either via transport.
we are struggling with developing a method to bring over the data maintained in NWBC.
Dose anyone have a working method do this or a way they have copied all content from one system to another?
Thanks,
Brian

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