200+
successful migrations
Cloudience plans and executes complex email, file, collaboration and tenant migrations while preserving security, permissions and productivity.
Whether you are consolidating platforms, separating a divested company or modernizing a legacy environment, Cloudience maps dependencies, pre-stages data and manages the cutover from start to finish.
200+
successful migrations
1,000s
of accounts moved
50+
high-stakes M&A deals
AES-256
migration encryption
Pre-stage 80% or more of data, then complete the final switch in a tightly managed cutover window.
Preserve email, calendars, contacts, permissions, versions, metadata, rules and collaboration history.
Consolidate, separate or dissolve Microsoft 365 and Google tenants with clear ownership and controls.
Move Exchange, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, Slack, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box and legacy systems.
Use scripting and specialized tools when the source is nonstandard or the data is unstructured.
Coordinate stakeholders, user messaging, testing, launch support and post-cutover validation.
Cloudience combines MigrationWiz-class tooling with hands-on planning, security and human support.
Exchange, Outlook, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365 and hybrid archives.
Teams, Slack, shared mailboxes, public folders and cross-tenant channels.
Google Drive, SharePoint, OneDrive, Dropbox, Box and ShareFile.
Migration practices designed around HIPAA, GDPR and SOC 2 requirements.
Most data is pre-staged before cutover. Cloudience then synchronizes the remaining changes and manages a planned final switch to minimize downtime.
Depending on the platforms, migrations can retain mail, calendars, contacts, permissions, metadata, version histories, folder structures and collaboration content.
Yes. Cloudience has experience consolidating, separating and dissolving tenants for high-stakes M&A and divestiture projects.
Yes. Cloudience can use custom scripting and specialized tooling for nonstandard sources and unstructured file shares.
Tell us what you are planning, what is getting in the way and what a successful outcome needs to look like.

