Migrations Pro
Coverage

What migrates — and what doesn't

Eleven workloads under one license. The limits are stated here rather than discovered at cutover.

Exchange Online

Mail is migrated with folder structure preserved and verified per message.

WorkloadWhat’s included
User mailboxesMail, folder hierarchy, read state, attachments
Online archivesFull archive contents, migrated as a separate workload
Shared mailboxesContents plus proxy addresses
Distribution listsMembership and proxy addresses
Calendars & contactsAppointments, contacts and tasks
Inbox rules & settingsRules, mailbox settings, out-of-officeRequires mailbox-settings consent

Files

Content, structure and sharing intent — with version history to a depth you choose.

WorkloadWhat’s included
OneDrive for BusinessFiles, folders, version history
SharePoint sitesDocument libraries, hierarchical permissions

Teams & Groups

Migrated through the Microsoft Teams migration API, preserving message fidelity.

WorkloadWhat’s included
Microsoft 365 GroupsMembership, owners, visibility, mailbox
Teams channelsMessages with original timestamps and authors
Teams chats1:1 and group chat history
Teams files & ownersChannel files and team ownership
Limits

Known limits, stated up front

These are constraints of the Microsoft APIs and of Exchange Online. Knowing them before you scope is worth more than a longer feature list.

Messages above 150 MB

Exchange Online will not accept them under any circumstances. Oversized items are reported as explicit skips rather than dropped silently.

Calendar and contact identity

These items get new internal identifiers at the destination. Content is preserved, but they cannot be matched one-to-one against source items the way mail can.

Meeting invitations

Historical meeting requests land as ordinary mail. Content and attachments are preserved; live invitation behaviour is not, because Exchange does not allow authoring a meeting message.

Recoverable and purged items

Only mail present in the mailbox is migrated. Items in the recoverable-items dumpster are not, and are excluded from coverage figures.

Folder placement under destination retention

A move-to-archive policy on the destination relocates old mail after it lands. The mail is present, but in the archive rather than the original folder, unless the policy is suspended during migration.

Find out what's actually in your tenant

The assessment is read-only and usually surfaces twice the mail people expect — online archives are easy to forget.