A merger
Two companies, two tenants, one future. Move the acquired tenant in waves by department while both keep working, then cut the domain over in one evening.
Mergers, divestitures, rebrands and consolidations — the tenant you're leaving stays live while MigrateX rebuilds it, permission by permission, in the tenant you're moving into.
Two companies, two tenants, one future. Move the acquired tenant in waves by department while both keep working, then cut the domain over in one evening.
Carve out one business unit — its people, shared mailboxes, sites and Teams — into a fresh tenant without exporting a single PST.
New name, new domain, new data residency. Same people, same history, same permissions on the other side.
Years of accumulated mess? Migrate only the users and content you still need and leave the rest behind on purpose.
Full folder trees, archives, calendars with recurrence, contacts, rules and signatures. Original dates kept.
Shared, room and equipment mailboxes with Full Access and Send As, every alias, DLs and Microsoft 365 Groups with members.
Whole drives streamed through memory; sharing re-granted to the matched people; links and external shares listed.
Sites keep their URL alias and Owners / Members / Visitors; every library moves with dates and structure.
Migration-mode import keeps original authors and timestamps in channel history; files and members follow; staged until you say so.
Forwarding, final delta, domain release and claim in the target, MX/SPF/Autodiscover check, and a notice ready to send.
Connect both tenants, assess, match users, migrate in waves, verify and keep in sync, cut over. Every step lives on its own tab with the numbers that matter and the next action ready.
Read the complete playbookConnect the source tenant and see users, sizes, shared mailboxes, sites and Teams scored in minutes. Nothing moves until you say so.
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