Plan the route. Validate both sides. Migrate with evidence.
Coordinate selected Google Workspace users and supported Gmail, Drive, contacts, calendar and Google Photos workloads through source authorization, Microsoft 365 readiness and evidence-based results.
Migration orchestration—not permanent data storage.
From connection to verified results
Supported project planning
The route can include Gmail to Exchange Online, Google Drive to OneDrive, Google Contacts to Outlook Contacts and supported Google Calendar content. Google Photos complete-library migration uses a separate Takeout-based project because Google requires a user-created export.
Google authorization
A Workspace administrator supplies an authorized service account with domain-wide delegation for the selected organizational data. ElephantsData verifies the live APIs instead of assuming that a pasted scope is usable. Google Photos Takeout remains a user action and cannot be replaced by domain-wide delegation.
Cutover and incremental synchronization
Use a pre-stage migration for older content, review exceptions, then run the supported latest-changes operation near cutover. Provider quotas, source changes and Microsoft destination capacity can affect throughput, so large programs should be divided into monitored user batches.
Questions to answer before migration
Is Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 migration currently free with ElephantsData?
ElephantsData is currently free to use. Provider licensing, storage, API, network and other third-party charges may still apply.
How should I start a Google Workspace to Microsoft 365 migration project?
Confirm the supported route, prepare both providers, map each selected source to an explicit destination, run preflight checks and validate a representative pilot before expanding the batch.
Does a successful connection mean the workload is ready?
No. Authentication proves only that a connection can be established. Workload preflight must also verify permissions, destination provisioning, licensing, quota and mappings.
How should migration results be validated?
Review per-user transferred, skipped and failed outcomes, inspect representative destination data and document any route limitations before approving the migration.