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Migration readiness assessment
Migrations fail on metadata, permissions, and the objects nobody knew were still in use. We assess the source application so the move has a counted inventory, not a hopeful estimate.
We profile file types, versions, custom content types, workflows, and integrations that point at the current store. We flag objects that will not map cleanly: nested permissions, orphaned drafts, encrypted containers, and links inside documents.
The assessment is written for both the records owner and the implementation partner. It does not sell a destination product. It states what must be cleaned, what can move as-is, and what should be left behind on purpose.
If you are consolidating several stores into one application, we describe the collision points: duplicate numbering, clashing retention, and users who currently live in different permission worlds.
What we examine
- Object counts, versions, and binary types
- Metadata that will not map to the target
- Workflows and line-of-business links
- Permission models that cannot be copied 1:1
- Content that should be disposed before any move
What you receive
A migration-readiness brief with volume figures, risk items, and a recommended clean-up order.