Google Drive and Microsoft 365 are well-renowned names in the world of cloud storage and online editing platforms. With time, users have tried integrating Google Drive with Microsoft 365 to add to their convenience but still struggle to migrate data. In this article, we are going to share a few tips on how you can do that. Let’s begin.
Migration Via Cloud Transfer
One of the ways to migrate Google Drive to Microsoft 365 is by using a cloud transfer tool like MultCloud. You need to create an account and log in using your credentials. Once you have logged in, click “Add Cloud” button to add both Google Drive and Microsoft 365. This process will allow the tool to access both platforms.
Then, visit the “Cloud Transfer” section and select Google Drive as the source and Microsoft 365 as the destination. Click “Transfer Now” for the application to begin migrating data.
Manual Migration
Another way of migrating Google Drive to Microsoft 365 is by downloading the files from Google Drive. You can simply do that by clicking the download button or by using Google Takeout. However, one thing you need to keep in mind is that by using the Google Takeout feature, you will not be able to download the files or folders that are shared with you.
Once the files have been downloaded, you can organize them into folders and upload them to your OneDrive account. The obvious drawback here is that you will need to handle the files and folders separately. Plus, you should also make sure your Microsoft 365 has enough space for all the data.
Migration Via Vault Me
Unlike other options, Vault Me does not limit its users when it comes to migrating data. It also allows you to download and migrate shared files and folders and the process is fully automated. The best thing about Vault Me is that it is an online tool and you can even close your browser while it runs in the background.
Migration Via Easy Cloud Manager
Easy Cloud Manager is a noteworthy online data migration tool that allows its users to transfer data within a matter of seconds. To use the tool, you need to log in using your credentials and select the drives you want to work with. Then, visit the “Operations” section and select the drives as source and destination.
Google Drive will serve as the source while OneDrive will serve as the destination. You can manually select the files and folders you may or may not want to transfer. Next, click ‘Transfer Now’ for the transfer to begin. If for some reason, you are not able to carry out the task, you can schedule it for a later date as well.