Microsoft SharePoint Services

SharePoint Migration Services

SharePoint migration services help organizations move content from file shares, legacy SharePoint, or other repositories into a secure Microsoft 365 environment. 6SC plans the migration, cleans up source content, maps permissions, tests results, and supports adoption after launch.

Service overview

6SC provides SharePoint migration consulting for organizations that want more than a lift-and-shift. We help define the target architecture, decide what should move, preserve important metadata, reduce content clutter, plan permissions, test migration results, and prepare users for the new way of working.

Content and permissions mapping

Map libraries, metadata, owners, access groups, and retention-sensitive content before moving data.

Testing and adoption

Validate migrated content, support cutover, train users, and stabilize the new SharePoint environment.

Who it is for

This service is for organizations moving to SharePoint Online or reorganizing existing SharePoint content into a cleaner, governed Microsoft 365 platform.

Best-fit organizations

  • Organizations moving from file shares to SharePoint Online
  • Teams migrating from legacy SharePoint or unmanaged repositories
  • Businesses consolidating duplicate sites, libraries, and workspaces
  • IT leaders who need migration planning, testing, and user adoption support

Common business problems

  • Source content is duplicated, outdated, or poorly organized
  • Permissions in file shares or legacy systems do not translate cleanly to SharePoint
  • Users are worried about disruption, broken links, or losing important documents
  • Migration tooling is available, but the target architecture and governance model are unclear

6SC approach

6SC migration work is built around business continuity and long-term SharePoint usability, not just moving files from one location to another.

Discover and decide

Inventory sources, identify owners, classify content, define risks, and decide what should migrate, archive, or be rebuilt.

Design and prepare

Create target sites, libraries, metadata, permissions, navigation, migration waves, test plans, and communication materials.

Migrate and stabilize

Execute waves, validate content, resolve exceptions, support cutover, and help users adopt the new environment.

Microsoft 365 and SharePoint capabilities

SharePoint migration often connects with security, governance, workflow automation, Teams, and Microsoft 365 adoption.

SharePoint Online architecture

Hub sites, team sites, communication sites, libraries, metadata, content types, and navigation.

Security and governance

Permission mapping, external sharing considerations, ownership, lifecycle planning, and post-migration reviews.

Automation and modernization

Power Automate workflow opportunities, Teams-connected collaboration, Power Apps intake forms, and future reporting or Copilot readiness.

Industry use cases

6SC adapts SharePoint architecture, security, workflow, and adoption practices to the operating model of each organization.

Biopharm

Move SOPs, controlled documents, quality records, and research collaboration content into governed SharePoint. Explore Biopharm solutions.

Frequently asked questions

What is included in a SharePoint migration?

A migration can include discovery, source cleanup, target architecture, metadata planning, permissions mapping, migration wave planning, testing, cutover, training, and post-launch support.

Can 6SC migrate file shares to SharePoint Online?

Yes. 6SC can help plan and execute file share migrations into SharePoint Online, including structure, ownership, permissions, metadata, and user adoption.

How do we avoid moving outdated content?

A good migration includes content inventory and owner decisions before migration. 6SC helps teams identify what to migrate, archive, delete, or rebuild.

Will SharePoint permissions migrate cleanly?

Permissions often need redesign rather than one-to-one copying. 6SC maps access needs into a SharePoint permission model that is simpler, safer, and easier to support.

How long does a SharePoint migration take?

Timing depends on content volume, source quality, permissions complexity, business availability, and testing needs. 6SC typically recommends phased migration waves to reduce disruption.

What happens after migration?

Post-migration work should include validation, support, user training, governance routines, and improvement planning so the new SharePoint environment remains useful.

Talk with 6SC about SharePoint migration

6SC can help you move to SharePoint with a clear target architecture, controlled risk, clean permissions, and a practical adoption plan.

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