Cloud · Migration

Move mail, files, tenants, or servers on a scheduled cutover with a tested rollback

Plan email, access and permissions around the selected migration route. The handover includes source-to-destination checks, test results and an owner for every unresolved issue.

Plan the Move →
Fixed scope before accessTested rollbackReconciledRoute-specific validation

Migration routes

Choose the move you need to make

These routes are separate engagements with separate scopes. A GoDaddy exit and an Exchange Server exit each have their own page and their own fixed scope. The questions below identify likely scope and dependencies. A written quote follows a scope review; complex moves may need a separately priced planning engagement before a cutover date is committed.

01Email & Mailbox

Move mail off the old platform on a scheduled cutover?

On-premises Exchange, GoDaddy, IMAP, or tenant-to-tenant, each a separate engagement. Mailboxes move in dated groups against written rules for stopping, and every one is checked against the list you started from.

02Files & Content

Move files to SharePoint with permissions intact?

File servers and cloud storage into SharePoint and OneDrive, with a content and permissions map, and a reconciliation sheet showing source and destination match.

03Collaboration

Switch chat platforms and keep the history that matters?

Slack to Teams or Teams to Slack, with channels, messages, and files mapped so the conversations in scope carry over.

04Infrastructure & Servers

Move servers to Azure inside an agreed window?

On-premises servers and aging platforms into Azure, starting with dependency discovery. A server move is scoped by the Migration & Cutover Plan before a date is committed.

Scope it now

Scope the move and see where it lands

Pick your route and answer a few questions to see the likely scope and what needs further planning. This tool does not calculate a price. Send the result to Alwatheq for a scope review and written quote before you commit to work.

01 · Your route

The initial fit conversation is free. If a paid discovery plan is needed, its fee and deliverables are agreed separately before work starts. The migration quote does not repeat work already produced by that plan.

This is for you if

  • You want it done right once, by a named engineer who owns the outcome.
  • You need a tested cutover and rollback, not a best-effort copy.
  • You value a fixed quote and a clean handover over the cheapest hourly rate.
  • Downtime, lost mail, or broken permissions would actually hurt the business.

A different service is needed when

  • You need continuously staffed monitoring or immediate incident response.
  • You need ongoing end-user help desk coverage.
  • Your ownership or permission to authorize the move is still unresolved.

Not sure which move, or how big it is

Send the problem as it actually is. The route gets mapped, what could break gets flagged, and a fixed quote comes back before anything moves.