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Cloud Storage Migrations

Move your data between cloud platforms or from on-prem storage to the cloud. Google Drive, SharePoint, Dropbox, OneDrive — we handle the heavy lifting.

Your Files, Somewhere Better

Whether you're moving off a creaking NAS in the corner of the office, consolidating three different cloud platforms into one, or shifting from Dropbox to SharePoint because your new client insists on it — we get your data where it needs to be without the chaos.

What We Move

We migrate from on-prem NAS (Synology, QNAP, Windows file servers) to Google Drive, SharePoint, or OneDrive. We handle cloud-to-cloud moves between any combination of Google Drive, Dropbox, OneDrive, SharePoint, and Box. We also build hybrid setups where some data stays local for speed and the rest lives in the cloud for access and collaboration.

Permissions Are the Hard Part

The files themselves are the easy bit. What makes storage migrations painful is permissions. Folder-level sharing that doesn't map cleanly between platforms. Shared links embedded in thousands of documents that break the moment you move them. Nested permission inheritance that works differently in SharePoint than it does in Google Drive. We map your entire permission structure before we move a single file, and we rebuild it properly on the other side.

No Duplicates, No Missing Files

We restructure folder hierarchies where it makes sense, deduplicate files that have accumulated across years of "I'll just save a copy here," and give you a clean, logical structure in the new platform. Every migration includes a full audit trail so you can verify exactly what moved and where it landed.

Minimal Disruption

Migrations run in the background using tools like Mover, Google Workspace Migrate, or Movebot depending on the platforms involved. Your team keeps working throughout. We handle the cutover in stages — departments or teams at a time if needed — so nobody wakes up to a completely unfamiliar file structure with no warning.

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