Cloud migration without losing a working day.

The risk is the cutover, not the cloud

Cloud platforms are reliable. Migrations go wrong in the transition — mail that stops flowing mid-morning, permissions that don't carry across, a shared drive nobody realised was load-bearing until it disappeared.

Which is why the audit comes before anything moves. We document what you have, what depends on what, and who uses which system, then plan the cutover around when your business can actually absorb it. Usually that means a weekend.

What moves

• Email, including full mailbox history, calendars, shared mailboxes and distribution lists.
• File storage with permissions preserved, not flattened — the most common failure in a cheap migration.
• Core line-of-business applications, up to three on the standard engagement and up to five with hardening.
• User accounts and access, configured with multi-factor authentication from day one rather than as a later project.

Hardening while you are already in there

A migration is the cheapest moment to fix access control, because everything is being touched anyway. The combined engagement adds post-migration hardening: least-privilege access, MFA enforcement, an access audit showing exactly who can reach what, and remediation of anything that audit surfaces.

Doing it as a separate project later costs more and disrupts twice.

Post-migration support is included

One week on the standard engagement, two weeks on the hardened one. This matters more than it sounds — the problems a migration causes rarely appear on day one. They appear when someone returns from leave, or hits a monthly process, or needs a file from four years ago.