SharePoint Migration Tools Comparison: Enterprise Guide 2026
Feature-by-feature comparison of SPMT, ShareGate, AvePoint, Metalogix, and MigrationWiz for enterprise migrations.
This guide compares the top SharePoint migration tools for enterprise: Microsoft SPMT (free), ShareGate, AvePoint FLY, Quest Metalogix, and BitTitan MigrationWiz. Each tool has different strengths by migration scenario, user scale, compliance requirement, and pricing model. EPC Group uses all five tools — we select based on the specific engagement requirements.
Key Facts
- Microsoft SPMT is free but limited to in-place tenant scenarios — does not support cross-tenant or cross-platform migrations.
- ShareGate is best-in-class for permission preservation across hub-spoke architectures.
- AvePoint Migrator provides enterprise-scale compliance reporting for regulated industries (HIPAA, FedRAMP, SOC 2).
- For enterprises with 10,000+ users: use SPMT for basic files, ShareGate for permission-heavy moves, AvePoint for cross-platform.
- Standard migration tools cannot migrate SharePoint 2010/2013 workflows — they must be rebuilt in Power Automate.
Why Choosing the Right SharePoint Migration Tool Matters
Enterprise SharePoint migrations involve petabytes of data, millions of documents, complex permission hierarchies, and business-critical workflows. The migration tool you select directly impacts data integrity, timeline accuracy, and total project cost. After completing 500+ SharePoint migrations involving 11,000+ engagements, EPC Group has tested every major migration tool in production enterprise environments.
Quick Answer: The best SharePoint migration tool for enterprises is not just one product. It requires a multi-tool strategy. Consider the following tools:
- Microsoft SPMT: Ideal for file share migrations.
- ShareGate: Best for SharePoint-to-SharePoint migrations with complex permissions.
- AvePoint FLY: Useful for cross-platform consolidations.
For migrations that exceed 10TB or involve more than 5,000 users, engage a specialized migration partner like EPC Group. They can orchestrate multiple tools for optimal throughput.
This guide compares the five leading SharePoint migration tools across 15 enterprise-critical dimensions including performance, permission fidelity, compliance support, and total cost of ownership.
Source Support
On-prem, cloud, file shares, third-party
Permission Fidelity
Granular permissions and metadata mapping
Delta Sync
Incremental migration for cutover windows
Reporting
Audit trails and compliance logging
Total Cost
Licensing, infrastructure, and labor
Microsoft SPMT (SharePoint Migration Tool)
Free — included with Microsoft 365
Microsoft SPMT is a free desktop application that helps migrate content from different sources. These sources include file shares, SharePoint Server 2013+, and JSON/CSV-defined sources. The tool is crucial for enterprises to assess, particularly for file share consolidations where advanced permission mapping is not necessary.
Strengths
- Free with any Microsoft 365 subscription
- Native Microsoft support and regular updates
- Supports file shares, SharePoint 2013/2016/2019
- Preserves metadata and version history
- Bulk migration via JSON/CSV task definitions
- Migration Manager in SharePoint Admin Center for scale
Limitations
- No scheduling or off-hours automation
- Limited reporting and audit trail capabilities
- Cannot migrate workflows or InfoPath forms
- No cross-tenant migration support
- Permission mapping is basic (no complex inheritance)
- No rollback capability if migration fails mid-stream
Best for: Migrations from file share to SharePoint Online that involve fewer than 50,000 items per wave. This option is ideal for organizations with a limited migration budget. It is also suitable for pilot migrations to test content structure before using more advanced tools.
ShareGate (by Workleap)
From $9,995/year — unlimited data volume
ShareGate is the leading third-party tool for SharePoint migration. It has a user-friendly interface and effective permission mapping features. ShareGate is particularly strong in SharePoint-to-SharePoint migrations. This tool ensures that complex permission hierarchies, content types, and metadata remain intact.
In addition to migration, ShareGate provides:
- Teams management
- Governance features
Strengths
- Best-in-class permission and metadata mapping
- Incremental (delta) migration for minimal cutover downtime
- Intuitive drag-and-drop interface for non-technical users
- Pre-migration reports identify issues before migration starts
- Supports SharePoint 2010/2013/2016/2019 to Online
- Unlimited data volume per license — no per-GB pricing
- Built-in Teams governance and lifecycle management
Limitations
- Windows desktop application only (no SaaS deployment)
- Requires direct network access to source SharePoint farms
- Limited file share migration capabilities compared to SPMT
- No native support for Google Workspace or Box sources
- Throttling at scale requires careful API management
- Annual licensing commitment (no monthly option)
Best for: SharePoint-to-SharePoint Online migrations with complex permissions, organizations needing delta sync for minimal cutover windows, and IT teams that want an intuitive interface without scripting requirements.
AvePoint FLY
SaaS-based — per-user or per-GB pricing
AvePoint FLY is a cloud-native SaaS migration platform. It supports a wide range of source environments, including:
- SharePoint
- Google Workspace
- Box
- Dropbox
- File shares
- Exchange
Its strength is in cross-platform consolidation. Organizations can standardize on Microsoft 365 while migrating from multiple collaboration platforms at the same time.
Strengths
- Widest source platform support (Google, Box, Dropbox, SharePoint, file shares)
- SaaS deployment — no desktop software installation required
- Centralized management console for multi-tenant migrations
- Automated content restructuring during migration
- Compliance-grade audit logging for regulated industries
- Built-in content analysis and cleanup recommendations
Limitations
- Per-user pricing can escalate quickly for large organizations
- Steeper learning curve than ShareGate for basic SharePoint migrations
- Requires AvePoint cloud infrastructure (data passes through AvePoint)
- Less intuitive UI for ad-hoc migration tasks
- Premium support tiers required for enterprise SLAs
- Limited offline/disconnected operation capabilities
Best for: Multi-platform consolidations (Google + Box + file shares to Microsoft 365), multi-tenant migrations, and organizations requiring SaaS-based migration management with centralized audit trails.
Quest Metalogix (Content Matrix)
Enterprise licensing — contact Quest for pricing
Quest Metalogix Content Matrix is a leading SharePoint migration tool. Migration specialists prefer it for its detailed control over the entire migration process. It effectively manages complex scenarios, including:
- Custom solutions
- Managed metadata
- Large-scale permission restructuring
These features make it superior to simpler tools.
Strengths
- Most granular control over migration process of any tool
- Handles complex managed metadata and content type migrations
- PowerShell extensibility for custom migration scenarios
- Database-attach migration option for maximum throughput
- Comprehensive pre-migration assessment and remediation
- Supports SharePoint 2007 through 2019 source environments
Limitations
- Steep learning curve — requires experienced migration engineers
- Complex licensing model with multiple product components
- UI is dated compared to ShareGate and AvePoint
- No SaaS option — requires on-premises installation
- Higher total cost due to professional services requirements
- Slower to adopt new Microsoft 365 feature support
Best for: Highly complex migrations with custom solutions, managed metadata restructuring, organizations migrating from SharePoint 2007/2010, and scenarios requiring database-attach migration for maximum speed.
BitTitan MigrationWiz
Per-user licensing — from $12/user (document migration)
BitTitan MigrationWiz is a cloud-based migration platform. It is well-known for email migrations, but it also supports document and SharePoint migrations.
Its per-user pricing model is appealing for smaller migrations. However, costs increase linearly with the number of users, which can make it costly for large enterprises.
Strengths
- Cloud-based — no on-premises infrastructure required
- Excellent for combined email + document migrations
- Simple, predictable per-user pricing for budgeting
- MSPComplete project management portal
- Strong partner ecosystem with MSP support
- Automated user provisioning and license assignment
Limitations
- Per-user cost model becomes expensive at enterprise scale
- SharePoint migration capabilities less mature than ShareGate
- Limited permission mapping for complex SharePoint hierarchies
- Document migration does not preserve all SharePoint metadata
- No managed metadata or content type migration support
- Primarily designed for MSPs, not enterprise IT departments
Best for: This solution is ideal for:
- Combined email and document migrations for fewer than 1,000 users.
- Managed Service Providers (MSPs) handling multiple client migrations.
- Organizations seeking a fully cloud-based migration solution with no on-premises footprint.
Feature Comparison: SharePoint Migration Tools
| Feature | SPMT | ShareGate | AvePoint FLY | Metalogix | MigrationWiz |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| SharePoint On-Prem Source | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Limited |
| File Share Source | Yes | Limited | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Google Workspace Source | No | No | Yes | No | Yes |
| Box / Dropbox Source | No | No | Yes | No | Yes |
| Permission Mapping | Basic | Advanced | Advanced | Advanced | Basic |
| Metadata Preservation | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Limited |
| Version History | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Limited |
| Incremental / Delta Sync | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Scheduling / Automation | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Pre-Migration Assessment | Basic | Yes | Yes | Yes | Limited |
| Managed Metadata Migration | No | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Content Type Support | Basic | Yes | Yes | Yes | No |
| Multi-Tenant Support | No | Limited | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| SaaS Deployment | No | No | Yes | No | Yes |
| Compliance Audit Logging | Basic | Yes | Yes | Yes | Limited |
Pricing Comparison: Migration Tools
| Tool | Pricing Model | Estimated Cost (10TB / 5K Users) | Hidden Costs |
|---|---|---|---|
| Microsoft SPMT | Free | $0 (tool only) | Labor, infrastructure, Azure staging storage |
| ShareGate | Annual license | $10K-$20K | Migration infrastructure, Azure blob staging |
| AvePoint FLY | Per-user or per-GB | $25K-$75K | Premium support tiers, data pass-through bandwidth |
| Quest Metalogix | Enterprise license | $30K-$80K | Professional services, complex installation |
| BitTitan MigrationWiz | Per-user ($12+) | $60K+ at scale | Additional licenses for SharePoint vs email |
When to Use Each SharePoint Migration Tool
Use SPMT When
- Budget is zero for tooling
- Migrating file shares under 50K items
- Running pilot migrations
- Simple permission requirements
Use ShareGate When
- SharePoint-to-SharePoint migration
- Complex permissions must be preserved
- Minimal cutover window needed
- IT team wants intuitive UI
Use AvePoint FLY When
- Multiple source platforms (Google, Box, etc.)
- Multi-tenant environment
- SaaS deployment preferred
- Compliance audit trails required
Use Metalogix When
- Legacy SharePoint 2007/2010 source
- Complex managed metadata migration
- Custom solutions require special handling
- Maximum granular control needed
Use MigrationWiz When
- Combined email + document migration
- Under 1,000 users
- No on-premises infrastructure
- MSP managing multiple clients
Use EPC Group When
- Enterprise migration (10TB+ / 5K+ users)
- Regulated industry (HIPAA, SOC 2, FedRAMP)
- Need multi-tool orchestration
- Zero tolerance for data loss
EPC Group's Multi-Tool Migration Approach
EPC Group has successfully completed over 500 enterprise SharePoint migrations. We do not rely on a single tool for these projects. Our migration architects select the best combination of tools based on your:
- Specific needs
- Project goals
- Technical environment
- Specific environment
- Compliance requirements
- Timeline constraints
Our Proven Migration Framework
Discovery & Assessment
Inventory all content, permissions, workflows, and customizations across source environments. Identify items requiring remediation before migration.
Tool Selection & Architecture
Select the optimal tool combination based on source type, data volume, permission complexity, and compliance requirements. Configure migration infrastructure.
Pilot Migration
Migrate 2-3 representative sites covering different complexity levels. Validate permissions, metadata, and user experience with stakeholders.
Bulk Migration Waves
Execute parallel migration streams during off-hours windows. Monitor throughput, error rates, and API throttling in real-time.
Cutover & Validation
Final delta sync, DNS cutover, user redirection. Execute automated validation scripts to confirm 100% content integrity.
Learn more about our enterprise SharePoint migration services or explore our full SharePoint consulting capabilities.
Common Migration Mistakes When Using Tools
Skipping Content Cleanup
Migrating everything — including ROT (Redundant, Outdated, Trivial) content — inflates timelines and costs by 30-50%. Clean before you migrate. EPC Group recommends eliminating 30-40% of content through pre-migration analysis.
Ignoring Permission Redesign
Lifting and shifting broken permissions from on-premises to SharePoint Online multiplies security risks. Use the migration as an opportunity to implement clean permission models aligned with Azure AD groups and sensitivity labels.
Underestimating API Throttling
Microsoft 365 aggressively throttles migration APIs. Running too many parallel streams or migrating during business hours causes failures and exponential slowdowns. Proper scheduling and throttling management is critical.
No Pilot Migration
Jumping directly to bulk migration without piloting 2-3 representative sites leads to discovering issues at scale — when they are 10x more expensive to fix. Always pilot first, validate with stakeholders, then scale.
Forgetting Post-Migration Validation
Declaring migration complete without automated validation scripts means discovering missing content, broken permissions, or lost metadata weeks later. EPC Group runs automated integrity checks on 100% of migrated content.
Neglecting Change Management
Users who are not trained and prepared for the new SharePoint Online environment will resist adoption, create shadow IT, and undermine the ROI of the entire migration investment.
Why Enterprise Organizations Choose EPC Group for SharePoint Migration
500+
SharePoint migrations completed
11,000+ engagement scale
Users migrated across platforms
99.97%
Content integrity rate
28+
Years of Microsoft expertise
Don't risk your enterprise migration with just one tool or an inexperienced partner. EPC Group offers:
- Best-of-breed tools
- 29 years of migration expertise
- Zero-data-loss migrations
- On-time and on-budget delivery
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Read moreFrequently Asked Questions
What is the best SharePoint migration tool for enterprise?
The best SharePoint migration tool depends on your environment. For enterprises with 10,000+ users and complex permissions, EPC Group recommends a multi-tool approach: Microsoft SPMT for basic file migrations, ShareGate for permission-heavy SharePoint-to-SharePoint moves, and AvePoint FLY for cross-platform consolidations. No single tool handles every enterprise scenario perfectly. EPC Group uses a proprietary orchestration layer on top of best-of-breed tools to optimize throughput, maintain audit trails, and ensure zero data loss across large-scale migrations.
Is Microsoft SPMT good enough for enterprise migration?
Microsoft SPMT (SharePoint Migration Tool) is free and effective for straightforward file share-to-SharePoint Online migrations under 50,000 items. However, it lacks scheduling, granular reporting, advanced permission mapping, and multi-tenant support needed for enterprise migrations. SPMT does not handle SharePoint on-premises site-level migrations well and cannot migrate workflows, InfoPath forms, or custom solutions. For enterprises, SPMT is best used as one tool in a broader toolkit rather than the sole migration engine.
How much does ShareGate cost for enterprise migration?
ShareGate pricing starts at approximately $9,995 per year for a single license, with enterprise agreements available for multi-license deployments. The license covers unlimited data migration volume, which makes it cost-effective for large migrations. Additional costs include Azure Blob Storage for staging (approximately $0.018/GB for hot tier) and dedicated migration infrastructure. Total cost for a 50TB enterprise migration using ShareGate typically ranges from $25,000-$75,000 including tool licensing, infrastructure, and labor — compared to $100,000-$300,000 for a full-service migration engagement.
Can I migrate from SharePoint 2013/2016/2019 to SharePoint Online?
Yes. All major migration tools support SharePoint 2013, 2016, and 2019 as source environments migrating to SharePoint Online. ShareGate and AvePoint FLY handle this most effectively, preserving site structures, metadata, permissions, and version history. Key considerations include: authentication differences (NTLM/Kerberos to Azure AD), workflow migration (2013 Workflows cannot be directly migrated — they must be rebuilt in Power Automate), InfoPath forms (require conversion to Power Apps), and custom solutions (need SharePoint Framework rebuilds). EPC Group has migrated 11,000+ engagements across these version transitions.
How long does an enterprise SharePoint migration take?
Enterprise SharePoint migrations typically take 3-9 months depending on data volume, complexity, and user count. A 10TB migration with 5,000 users and moderate complexity averages 12-16 weeks. Key timeline factors include: discovery and assessment (2-4 weeks), pilot migration of representative sites (2-3 weeks), bulk migration waves (4-8 weeks), user acceptance testing (2-3 weeks), and cutover (1-2 weeks). EPC Group uses parallel migration streams and off-hours scheduling to compress timelines by 30-40% compared to sequential approaches.
What is the difference between AvePoint FLY and AvePoint Cloud Backup?
AvePoint FLY is the migration engine designed for moving content between platforms (SharePoint on-premises, SharePoint Online, Google Workspace, Box, Dropbox, file shares). AvePoint Cloud Backup is a backup and recovery product for protecting Microsoft 365 data in place. They serve completely different purposes. For migration projects, FLY is the correct product. Some enterprises deploy both: FLY for the initial migration, then Cloud Backup for ongoing Microsoft 365 data protection post-migration.
What data cannot be migrated with standard tools?
Standard migration tools cannot migrate: SharePoint 2010/2013 workflows (must be rebuilt in Power Automate), InfoPath forms (require Power Apps conversion), custom web parts and solutions (need SharePoint Framework redevelopment), managed metadata term store relationships (require manual recreation or scripting), custom search configurations, and server-side event receivers. Additionally, OneNote notebooks stored in SharePoint often require separate handling, and items exceeding SharePoint Online limits (file path >400 characters, individual files >250GB) need remediation before migration.
Should I use a migration tool or hire a consulting firm?
For migrations under 1TB with simple file shares, a self-service tool like SPMT or ShareGate may be sufficient with internal IT managing the project. For enterprise migrations (10TB+, 5,000+ users, multiple source environments, compliance requirements), hiring a specialized consulting firm is strongly recommended. The tool itself is only 20% of the challenge — the remaining 80% involves discovery, content cleanup, permission redesign, user communication, change management, and post-migration validation. EPC Group provides end-to-end migration services using best-of-breed tools orchestrated by experienced migration architects.
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SharePoint Migration Tools Comparison: Enterprise Guide 2026
This guide compares the leading SharePoint migration tools for enterprises: Microsoft SPMT (free), ShareGate, AvePoint FLY, Quest Metalogix, and BitTitan MigrationWiz.
Each tool has unique strengths based on:
- Migration scenario
- User scale
- Compliance requirements
- Pricing model
EPC Group utilizes all five tools and selects the best one based on specific engagement needs.
Migration Tools at a Glance
| Tool | Best for | Price model | Compliance reporting | |---|---|---|---| | Microsoft SPMT | In-place tenant migrations | Free | Basic | | ShareGate | Permission-heavy SharePoint-to-SharePoint | Per migration | Advanced | | AvePoint FLY | Cross-platform, enterprise scale | Per user/GB | Enterprise (regulated industry) | | Quest Metalogix | Large on-prem farms, complex AD mapping | Per GB | Advanced | | BitTitan MigrationWiz | Mid-size mailbox + SharePoint migrations | Per user | Moderate |Key facts
- Microsoft SPMT is free but limited to in-place tenant scenarios — does not support cross-tenant or cross-platform migrations.
- ShareGate is best-in-class for permission preservation across hub-spoke architectures.
- AvePoint Migrator provides enterprise-scale compliance reporting for regulated industries (HIPAA, FedRAMP, SOC 2).
- For enterprises with 10,000+ users: use SPMT for basic files, ShareGate for permission-heavy moves, AvePoint for cross-platform.
- Standard migration tools cannot migrate SharePoint 2010/2013 workflows — they must be rebuilt in Power Automate.
Tool-by-Tool Breakdown
Microsoft SPMT (SharePoint Migration Tool)
- What it does — migrates file shares, SharePoint Server, and OneDrive for Business to SharePoint Online.
- Cost — free, included with Microsoft 365.
- Best for — in-place tenant scenarios; structured file share migrations; organizations with simpler permission models.
- Limitations — no cross-tenant support; limited compliance reporting; does not migrate classic workflows or InfoPath forms.
ShareGate Desktop / ShareGate Migrate
- What it does — SharePoint-to-SharePoint migration with best-in-class permission mapping and hub-spoke awareness.
- Cost — per migration or subscription; contact ShareGate for enterprise pricing.
- Best for — SharePoint Server to SharePoint Online; tenant-to-tenant after M&A; complex permission preservation.
- Limitations — not designed for cross-platform (Google Drive, Box) migrations; compliance reporting is less detailed than AvePoint.
AvePoint FLY (formerly AvePoint Migrator)
- What it does — enterprise-scale cross-platform migration with regulated-industry compliance reporting.
- Cost — per-user or per-GB; enterprise licensing available.
- Best for — healthcare, financial services, and government migrations requiring HIPAA/SOC 2/FedRAMP documentation; cross-platform migrations (Google Drive, Box, Dropbox to SharePoint).
- Limitations — higher cost than SPMT or ShareGate; overkill for simple file share migrations.
Quest Metalogix Content Matrix
- What it does — deep SharePoint Server migration including large on-premises farms and complex Active Directory mappings.
- Cost — per-GB pricing; contact Quest for enterprise quotes.
- Best for — very large SharePoint 2010/2013/2016 farms with complex site collection structures; organizations with large AD-to-Azure AD identity mapping requirements.
- Limitations — less strong on cross-platform migrations; UI is less modern than ShareGate or AvePoint.
BitTitan MigrationWiz
- What it does — combined mailbox and SharePoint migration tool; common in SMB and mid-market environments.
- Cost — per-user pricing; MSP-friendly volume discounts.
- Best for — organizations migrating both Exchange and SharePoint in the same project; mid-size deployments (under 5,000 users).
- Limitations — not recommended for large enterprise environments with complex permissions; limited support for enterprise compliance reporting.
What Migration Tools Cannot Migrate
Standard migration tools move files and permissions — they cannot migrate legacy customizations. Plan for manual remediation of these items.
- SharePoint 2010 and 2013 workflows — must be rebuilt in Power Automate.
- InfoPath forms — must be converted to Power Apps.
- Classic web parts and farm solutions — must be rebuilt in SharePoint Framework (SPFx).
- Managed metadata term store relationships — require manual recreation or scripting.
- Custom search configurations — must be reconfigured in Microsoft Search.
- Server-side event receivers — must be replaced with Power Automate flows or Azure Functions.
Multi-Tool Strategy for Large Enterprises
For enterprises with 10,000+ users and complex permissions, EPC Group recommends using multiple tools in combination.
- Microsoft SPMT — basic file migrations from Windows file servers to SharePoint Online.
- ShareGate — permission-heavy SharePoint-to-SharePoint moves, especially tenant-to-tenant.
- AvePoint FLY — cross-platform consolidations (Google Drive, Box, Dropbox) and compliance-intensive content.
Using a single tool for all scenarios is a false economy — each tool has real limits at scale.
On-Premises to SharePoint Online: Key Considerations
On-premises to Online migrations require addressing these issues before migration execution.
- Authentication — NTLM/Kerberos to Azure AD. Run Azure AD Connect to sync on-premises identities before migration.
- SharePoint 2013 workflows — cannot be migrated directly; must be rebuilt in Power Automate.
- InfoPath forms — require conversion to Power Apps; plan 1–2 weeks per complex form.
- Custom solutions — farm solutions and classic web parts need SPFx rebuilds before cutover.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the best SharePoint migration tool?
Choosing the right migration tool depends on your specific needs. Here are some options:
- Microsoft SPMT: Ideal for simple in-place file migrations. It is free to use.
- ShareGate: Best for complex SharePoint-to-SharePoint migrations, especially when preserving permissions.
- AvePoint FLY: Suitable for cross-platform migrations and regulated industries, with compliance reporting features.
Is Microsoft SPMT good enough for enterprise migrations?
For in-place tenant scenarios and file share migrations with simple permissions, the answer is yes. However, for tenant-to-tenant migrations after M&A, cross-platform consolidations, or environments needing detailed compliance reporting, consider using:
- Microsoft SharePoint Migration Tool
- Azure Migrate
- Third-party migration services
- ShareGate
- AvePoint
SPMT is also free — it is often used as the primary tool with ShareGate handling the permission-complex sites.
How much do SharePoint migration tools cost?
Microsoft SPMT is free. ShareGate charges per migration or annual subscription — enterprise pricing available on request. AvePoint FLY charges per user or per GB — enterprise licensing available.
Quest Metalogix charges per GB. BitTitan MigrationWiz charges per user. EPC Group includes migration tool licensing within our project pricing for most engagements.
Can migration tools migrate SharePoint workflows?
Standard migration tools cannot migrate SharePoint 2010 or 2013 workflows. These workflows must be rebuilt in Power Automate.
To assist with this process, use the Microsoft Workflow Migration Tool to generate a report of all existing workflows.
- Plan 1–4 weeks for each workflow rebuild.
- Time needed depends on the complexity of the logic.
Get a Migration Tool Recommendation
Consult with a SharePoint migration architect to find the best tool for your needs. Consider your source environment, scale, and compliance requirements.
To get started, you can: