Mastering ShareGate Migration: Insights from the Experts

In today’s digital landscape, where collaboration and data management are paramount, organizations are increasingly embracing the power of SharePoint Online and the Microsoft 365 ecosystem. However, the migration process from on-premises or legacy systems to this cloud-based platform can be a daunting task, fraught with complexities and challenges. To ensure a smooth and successful transition, it’s essential to be well-prepared and armed with the right knowledge and tools.

In this comprehensive guide, we’ll explore the most frequently asked questions about ShareGate migration, a leading tool designed to streamline and simplify the migration process. Drawing from industry experts and trusted resources, we’ll provide you with valuable insights, practical tips, and proven strategies to help you navigate the intricate world of SharePoint Online migration with confidence.

Understanding the Migration Landscape

Before diving into the specifics of ShareGate migration, let’s set the stage by understanding the broader context of SharePoint Online migration

Migration Planning with ShareGate

FAQ

What are the migration modes in ShareGate?

The ShareGate migration tool will detect these when running a migration on Insane mode, and seamlessly and automatically switch to Normal mode. If you have met the requirements for using Insane mode, it should have minimal impact on your migration as a whole.

Does ShareGate migrate checked out files?

We recommend checking-in checked-out documents before running a migration since checked out documents will not be migrated (only their last checked-in version will be migrated).

Does ShareGate migrate version history?

Version history: This option will preserve version history while migrating. For the option to be available, versioning should be enabled on the destination list or library. If the destination only allows for major versions, only the source major versions will be copied, not the draft (minor) versions.

Does ShareGate migrate content types?

Note: you can only migrate site content types with this feature. To migrate list content types, You must migrate the whole list or library.

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