Introduction
For enterprises and SMBs, migrating Google Shared Drive to OneDrive for Business translates to migrating terabytes/petabytes of data while transferring all the key features.
| No., | Features to migrate from Shared Drives to OneDrive for Business |
|---|---|
| 1 | Sharing permissions |
| 2 | Timestamps |
| 3 | In-file comments |
| 4 | Version history |
| 5 | External and internal shares |
| 6 | Embedded links |
This guide offers a step-by-step process to migrate Google Shared Drives to OneDrive for Business. Also, you can contact our migration team directly to learn how CloudFuze can help you with your migration needs.
Migration Prerequisites:
- A CloudFuze account (Enterprise trial available on request)
- Google Workspace admin login credentials
- OneDrive for Business (Microsoft 365/Office 365) admin login credentials.
1. Create a CloudFuze Account
Go to Cloudfuze webapp and create an account.
Note: If you are a first-time user of CloudFuze, we recommend that you get in touch with our migration team for a consultation and free trial.
2. Add Your Google Shared Drives Account
Locate the Shared Drives logo in the business clouds list and click on it.
3. Enter Google Workspace Admin Login Credentials
Now, enter the admin login credentials of your company’s Google Workspace (G Suite) account.
Note that CloudFuze can only migrate content if it is authorized by an admin user.
4. Click on Allow Google Shared Drive
Click on the Allow button provides account access to CloudFuze.
CloudFuze needs the access to map users, permissions, and data in your company’s Google Workspace account and migrate them to OneDrive for Business.
5. Add OneDrive for Business
Add OneDrive for a Business account to CloudFuze the same way Shared Drives was added earlier. Click on the OneDrive for Business logo in the Business Clouds list.
Note: You need to add Shared Drives and OneDrive for Business accounts listed under business clouds.
6. Enter Microsoft 365 Login Credentials
Your OneDrive for Business login credentials are nothing but the Microsoft 365 admin login credentials. Enter the login information and click on the Next button.
7. Complete Cloud-Adding Process
Click on the Accept button to complete adding OneDrive for Business account to CloudFuze.
Microsoft displays the list of all permissions you will be providing to CloudFuze.
CloudFuze requires these permissions to migrate content. Please note that CloudFuze neither stores your data nor the passwords. Read more about CloudFuze’s security.
8. Verify Whether Clouds are Added
Click on the Clouds icon in the menu on the left. Now, go to the Manage Clouds tab. Shared Drives and OneDrive accounts will be displayed there if they are properly added.
If you find one or even two of them missing, you need to repeat the cloud addition steps mentioned above.
9. Click on Team Migration
Click on the Team Migration button as shown in the image. Clicking on it will not start the process to migrate from Google Shared Drives to OneDrive for Business right away. You still need to complete a few steps before the actual migration begins.
10. Select Source and Destination Accounts
Choose Google Shared Drives as the source account and OneDrive for Business as the destination.
11. Prepare and Upload CSV File
A CSV file with user details and relevant folder paths needs to be created and uploaded to CloudFuze.
Please keep in mind much of the work like this is taken care of by CloudFuze’s migration team as part of managed migration.
12. Auto-Mapping Users
Besides CSV, CloudFuze also supports the Auto-map function that maps and matches users in the source and destination account in a matter of seconds.
13. Select Users that You Want to Migrate
CloudFuze allows you to migrate all the users and data in your Google Workspace account to OneDrive for Business. Or you can select a few to get started.
14. Choose Migration Options
The next step is selecting a few options regarding your migration. Give the migration job a name. Enter any additional emails of your coworkers so they can get the migration updates in their email.
Leave the rest of the parameters to default and click on the Next button.
15. Preview and Click on Start Migration
Check everything on this preview page and click on the Start Migration button.
16. Job Status Changes to In Queue
In-Queue status indicates the CloudFuze is currently mapping users and readying things for the migration. This status may take a while to change if the data size is large.
17. In Progress Status
This particular migration status indicates that the actual file migration process has commenced. This status will change to Completed after all the data is migrated from Google Shared Drives to OneDrive for Business.
You can pause or resume the migration in this phase based on your needs. Besides, you can also cancel the migration altogether.
18. Migration Has Been Completed
Once the migration is completed, the status will change to Processed. You can download the migration as well as the collaboration report once the migration is completed.
Would you prefer to see how CloudFuze works in a live demo? Contact our migration team today to schedule a live demo.
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