Migration · Google Workspace to Microsoft 365
Move from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365, usually over a weekend
Email, calendars, contacts and Drive files move to Exchange, OneDrive and SharePoint. Mail keeps flowing during the move, and on Monday your team signs in to Microsoft 365 with everything where they expect it.
What moves
Everything your team uses daily
Planned item by item, then checked after cutover.
- Gmail mailboxes
- Calendars
- Contacts
- Shared drives
- My Drive files
- Groups & aliases
- Phones & Outlook setup
- Domain & DNS
How the migration runs
Planned, cut over, checked
Plan and license
We map users, shared mailboxes and files, and pick the right Microsoft 365 licenses.
Copy in the background
Mail and files copy over during the week while your team keeps working in Google.
Weekend cutover
Mail delivery switches to Microsoft 365, with SPF, DKIM and DMARC set up correctly.
Monday support
We help everyone sign in, set up Outlook and phones, and find their files.
Questions
Straight answers
- Will we lose any email?
- No. Mail is copied before cutover and the final changes are synced after it, so nothing is lost, and new mail keeps arriving throughout.
- How long does it take?
- For most small businesses, a week of preparation and copying, then a weekend cutover. Larger amounts of Drive data can take longer to copy.
- What does it cost?
- Migrations are quoted as a fixed-price project after a short review of your users and data. Ongoing Microsoft 365 support is included in every plan.
- Why move to Microsoft 365?
- Most businesses move for Word, Excel and Outlook, device management with Intune, and the security features in Microsoft 365 Business Premium.
Get a fixed price for your migration
A free 30-minute review of your Google Workspace setup, with a written migration plan.
No pressure. If your setup is fine, we'll tell you.