What can Sope migrate into Microsoft 365?+
Sope's documented migration sources include file shares, network drives, Google Workspace, Google Drive, Dropbox, Box, SharePoint environments and Microsoft 365 tenant-to-tenant moves.
Do you handle the migration for us?+
Yes. Sope's process covers discovery, migration planning, file mapping, destination configuration, initial migration, validation, final migration and post-launch hypercare.
How do you decide where our files should go?+
The migration workshop, migration document and file mapping spreadsheet are used to agree how source content maps into destination sites, libraries, folders or Teams channels.
How do you check the migration before launch?+
Sope completes an initial migration and validation so the project team can review migrated content, permissions, access and migration reports before the final launch.
Will you work with our internal IT team or Managed service provider?+
Yes. The process includes coordination with client IT or the MSP on access, infrastructure, permissions, launch preparation and related technical requirements.
What support is available after go-live?+
The documented process includes a 30-day hypercare and warranty period after go-live for questions, issues and migration-related support.
Can't our internal IT team or MSP just do this themselves?+
They can look after plenty of what runs day to day, but a migration is specialist, time-critical work most internal teams and MSPs don't do often enough to build deep expertise in. It's what we do, every day. We handle the whole migration for you and work alongside your internal team or MSP rather than replace them, so you get specialist experience without pulling anyone off the job of running the business.
What does a Microsoft 365 migration cost?+
It depends on how much content you're moving, how many sources, and how complex your permissions and structure are. The best way to get an accurate figure is a free consultation, where we scope your specific situation rather than guess at a number that might not apply to you.