Google Workspace Migration
Migration is the moment a business risks losing its email, calendars and years of accumulated files. It can be done without downtime — but only if the plan includes a way back.
What we migrate from
- Microsoft 365 and Exchange
- Legacy IMAP/POP mail servers
- On-premise file servers and NAS
- Other Google Workspace tenants (merges and splits)
What “zero downtime” actually means
Mail keeps arriving throughout. In practice that means a staged cutover: history moves first, then MX records switch, then the remainder is synced. All the user notices is that their mailbox now lives somewhere else.
What usually goes wrong
- Shared folder structure. Move files “as they are” and you move the chaos with them. Migration is the chance to fix it.
- Links to files. Moving files into Shared Drives can break existing links — avoidable, but only if you plan for it before the move.
- Calendars and room resources. The most commonly forgotten piece.
- Ex-employee accounts. Decide what happens to them before you migrate, not after.
The migration plan
- Audit of the current environment
- Detailed plan with timeline, risks and rollback procedure
- Pilot migration with a small group
- Full migration, typically over a weekend
- Training and post-migration support
Let’s talk about your setup
A free consultation with a certified Google Cloud specialist. No sales scripts — we’ll tell you if Google Workspace isn’t right for you.
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