A documented, staged migration from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 — mailboxes, Drive content, identities, domain, and endpoints — with a written cutover plan, validation checklists, and zero-guesswork handoff.
Every engagement produces artifacts you own — configurations, runbooks, and records that outlast any single person on the team.
Inventory of Google Workspace users, shared drives, groups, aliases, and third-party apps with a migration path for each.
Microsoft 365 tenant provisioned with Exchange Online, SharePoint, OneDrive, Teams, and Entra ID baseline.
Staged Gmail-to-Exchange migration with mailbox mapping, throttling controls, and delta syncs before cutover.
My Drive routed to OneDrive; Shared Drives mapped to SharePoint sites with permissions preserved.
User identities recreated in Entra ID, passwords reset securely, MFA enrolled, and Google SSO retired.
MX, SPF, DKIM, DMARC, and autodiscover records switched on a scheduled window with rollback steps documented.
Workstations enrolled in Intune, Autopilot profiles applied, and Google-only apps removed.
Written checklist confirming mail flow, file access, calendar, Teams, and device posture for every user.
Short guided sessions and reference docs so employees know exactly what changed.
The same sequence every time — assessed, staged, cut over, validated.
Discover Google Workspace users, groups, shared drives, aliases, and integrations.
Map every Google artifact to a Microsoft 365 destination and document the plan.
Provision Microsoft 365 with baseline security, licensing, and governance.
Run pre-cutover Gmail and Drive syncs with delta passes scheduled.
Create Entra ID accounts, enroll MFA, and retire Google as the identity provider.
Switch MX and mail auth records during a planned window; monitor mail flow.
Enroll devices in Intune, remove Google-only apps, and validate sign-in.
Run the written validation checklist against every user and workload.
Deliver documentation, run training sessions, and close the project.
A 30-minute discovery call to review where you are today and what a scoped project rollout of this service would look like.