Plan your SharePoint Migration With Ease
Prepare for Your SharePoint On-Premises, Online,and Office 365 Migration
The Most Common Office 365 and SharePoint Migration Challenges to Overcome
Resources Overspending
Spending a lot of time and employee resources on preparation.
Lack of the Comparison Mechanism
Hard to validate if the content, settings, and access were migrated correctly.
Human Errors
The possibility of human oversights and slipups while preparing for a migration.
SharePoint and Office 365 Migration Preparation Tools for Every Migration Scenario
SPDocKit Is the Ultimate Tool to Plan Your SharePoint Migration
For SharePoint On-Prem to On-Prem Migrations:
- SPDocKit auto-discovers all farm inventory from servers, server types, sites to list items. It detects how all of it is configured.
- Creates a backup of your configuration and programmatically saves the settings documentation to a simple Word, Excel, or PDF file.
- Detects the type, version, and activity of your various inventory items. You can decide whether you should migrate certain items or make new ones if they’re not supported in the newer farm versions.
- SPDocKit helps you fix security issues and clean up permissions before you migrate: Finds large sites that should be broken up and sites with a lot of unique permissions.
- Finds inactive sites, libraries, and files that you can leave behind and not waste time and effort migrating.
- Compares the target farm configuration with the source farm configuration and detects any inconsistencies.
Enjoy some SharePoint migration resources:
Watch our SharePoint Migration Webinar
Read the SP 2010 Workflow Retirement Blog
For SharePoint On-Prem to Online Migrations:
- SPDocKit auto-discovers the farm inventory from sites to list items, their sizes, and permissions.
- Creates a backup of your configuration and programmatically saves the settings documentation to a simple Word, Excel, or PDF file.
- Detects the type, version, and activity of your various inventory items. You can easily decide whether you should migrate certain items or make new ones if they’re not supported in the cloud.
- SPDocKit finds large sites that should be broken up and groupified into Microsoft 365 Groups and Teams.
- Shows farm solutions, SharePoint 2010 workflows, and other customizations, which you cannot migrate to the cloud.
- Finds inactive sites that you can leave behind and not waste time and effort migrating.
- Detects subsites, which need to be converted into sites in an online environment.
Enjoy some SharePoint migration resources:
Read the Office 365 Migration Checklist
Read the SP 2010 Workflow Retirement Blog
Document your entire Microsoft 365 Configuration Inventory and track changes right after migration with SysKit Point
Drive confident decisions and traceability with a few clicks:
- SysKit Point Configuration Inventory is an efficient and user-friendly feature that centralizes documenting Microsoft 365 settings and tracking configuration changes.
- Configuration Inventory eliminates the need for jumping from one admin center to another one, as well as the need for PowerShell scripts. It reduces multi-tenant management to a few clicks within a single-pane view and saves hours of admin work.
- Configuration Inventory provides you with historical data analysis by creating a snapshot of your Microsoft 365 settings at a certain time. Compare and analyze it with real-time information and detect accidental or unplanned changes.
- Receive daily notifications, discover settings inconsistencies in real-time and reduce your workload significantly.
- Mark correctly configured settings and use them as a baseline for future configurations, compare DEV / Production / QA / Staging tenants and contrast them before and after migration.
- Avoid last-minute reviews and reporting. Be ready for external controlling and auditing, and comply with HIPAA or GDPR standards with close to zero effort.
