Having a proper strategy is a must when it comes to streamlining your organization’s plan of transferring emails from Gmail to Gmail. The strategy must address all the areas of the migration to avoid loopholes which, otherwise, can become roadblocks.

It is equally important to choose the right Gmail migration solution to be able to replicate the source Gmail environment in the destination. At CloudFuze, we offer industry-leading Gmail to Gmail migration functionalities that can enable your organization to perform the switch comprehensively and securely.

Challenges of Transferring Emails from Gmail to Gmail

Migrating emails from Gmail to Gmail at a large-scale while preserving all the email properties becomes a challenging feat for businesses small and large. Without a proper migration tool that eliminates manual intervention, it becomes challenging to:

  • Migrate email attachments
  • Migrate sent items
  • Migrate junk and draft emails
  • Preserve deleted emails and read/unread status
  • Migrate calendar events
  • Preserve calendar event timestamps
  • Migrate calendar event attachments

With our Gmail to Gmail migration tool, your organization can steer clear of the challenges in migrating all the important properties of emails. Our managed migration service further ensures that your IT team does not have to do the heavy lifting associated with planning and performing the migration.

Steps to Migrate Emails from Gmail to Gmail

There are several structured steps to follow for copying emails from Gmail to Gmail using our email migration tool. Check them below:

Step 1: Log Into the CloudFuze Webapp

The first step is to log into our webapp. Create an account (if you don’t have) and request for the email migration feature.

Email Migration

Step 2: Add the Source Gmail Cloud

Locate the Gmail cloud in the Businesses Clouds section of the webapp and add the cloud.

Add the Source Gmail Cloud

Step 3: Add the Destination Gmail Cloud

Similarly, add the destination Gmail cloud with proper login credentials.

Add the Destination Gmail Cloud

Step 4: Ensure Both Clouds are Properly Added

Switch to the Manage Clouds tab and check if both clouds are added. If one or both clouds are missing, it is an indication that the missing cloud did not authenticate. Repeat the process to add the cloud properly.

Ensure Both Clouds are Properly Added

Step 5: Configure the Source and Destination Clouds

Visit the Email Migration section and choose the source and destination Gmail clouds.

Configure the Source and Destination Clouds

Step 6: Create User Account Mappings

Next, map the user accounts from the source Gmail to the destination Gmail account. You can use the auto-mapping option to automatically map the source and destination Gmail users based on their email aliases.

Create User Account Mappings

Or you can choose the CSV mapping to custom map the user accounts. Add the CSV mapping by clicking the upload option on the CSV Mapping tab. The webapp will then fetch the mapping from the file.

Add the CSV mapping

Step 7: Preview the Migration Parameters

Configure the important migration parameters, such as the job type, and migration options. Once done, click on Start Migration to initiate the process of transferring emails from Gmail to Gmail.

Preview the Migration Parameters

Step 8: Monitor the Migration

Upon starting the migration, you will be automatically redirected to the Reports page. Check the status of the migration regularly to keep track of the progress.

Monitor the Migration

You can also check the migration progress at the job level by clicking on the project level status.

migration progress at the job level

As part of validating the migration, make sure to check how user accounts and their mailboxes have been migrated to the destination by comparing with the source Gmail environment.

Source Gmail environment:

Source Gmail environment

Destination Gmail environment:

Destination Gmail environment

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