Moving data from Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 is more complex than it appears. Even though both platforms serve similar purposes, they handle email, permissions, and file storage differently. While doing the migration, users can face issues, such as incorrect user mapping, missing metadata, access control problems, or partial data transfers. Keeping these points in mind, we need to use proper techniques so that migration does not affect daily operations or user access.

To do the Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 migration, a third-party tool is the best option. Shoviv G Suite to Office 365 Migration. It can migrate mailbox data, calendars, contacts, and Google Drive files in bulk. The tool allows migrations to run in stages, ensuring previously moved data is not duplicated if a job is paused or interrupted. Administrators can also apply filters, manage multiple mailboxes in a single job, and schedule tasks to run during off-hours. Being available on Microsofts official marketplace and offering a limited trial version adds an extra level of confidence for users planning a migration.

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