Seamlessly transition from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365
There are lots of reasons organisations are choosing to move their IT from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365. Regardless of whether you’re considering a move to consolidate data, improve productivity, enable seamless collaboration, optimise costs or enhance your security, we have a team of skilled migration specialists who are here to help migrate your services seamlessly and securely.
Read on to find out more about the tried and tested process we use to ensure a successful transition from your old Google environment your new Microsoft environment.
What we can migrate
Moving from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 is simple with the help of our migration experts. Here’s what we can help you migrate:
We’ll migrate your email accounts, including mailboxes, contacts, calendars, and distribution lists, from Google Workspace to Microsoft Exchange Online. To ensure smooth email delivery to Microsoft 365, we’ll configure the necessary settings for email routing, domain verification, and DNS changes.
We’ll migrate your existing files and documents stored in Google Drive or other Google Workspace storage solutions to Microsoft 365’s SharePoint Online or OneDrive for Business. Your folder structures, file permissions and metadata will be preserved during the migration process.
We’ll help migrate from Google’s Collaboration tools, including Meet and Chat, over to Microsoft Teams. We’ll set up and configure your Microsoft Teams channels, permission and any integrations you require to enable seamless collaboration.
Security is of paramount importance, so we’ll ensure that we migrate your user’s accounts, profiles and authentication mechanisms from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365’s Entra ID (formerly Azure Active Directory) We’ll set up single sign on capabilities for simplified user authentication across your Microsoft 365 services, and configure your user access policies, security groups and role-based access controls in Entra ID.
We’ll assess and migrate any third-party services or applications that integrate with Google Workspace. Where there are applications that rely on Google APIs or services, we’ll provide recommendations for alternatives.