One guided import plan
Users select their old provider, enter the source account, choose the data they want to move, and receive an estimate before any migration job is saved.
Migration Import
GoOffice Migration Import gives users a guided way to bring mail, files, office documents, contacts, and calendars from Google, Microsoft, or another provider into their GoOffice workspace.
How it helps
Changing office platforms is hard when users have years of mail, folders, documents, contacts, and calendar entries in another service. The GoOffice importer is designed to turn that transition into a visible, repeatable process instead of a manual copy-and-paste project.
Users select their old provider, enter the source account, choose the data they want to move, and receive an estimate before any migration job is saved.
The preferred path is provider login, where Google or Microsoft grants GoOffice permission to import selected data without asking the user to hand over their main password.
If a provider requires an app password or manual export, GoOffice explains what to create, how to use it, and when to revoke it after the migration finishes.
User control
Designed for real migrations
Some teams will migrate one mailbox at a time. Others will move departments, shared folders, and domain users in batches. GoOffice keeps the import job visible and persistent so the transition can happen in a controlled way.
Individuals can bring selected mail and files into their GoOffice account after creating their GoOffice ID.
Tenant admins can guide staff through imports as users are invited, licensed, and moved into company workspaces.
GoOffice staff can use import job status, checkpoints, and audit events to help troubleshoot provider authentication, paused jobs, and migration timing.
Related solutions
Move mailbox data into GoOffice Mail and continue using webmail or external mail apps.
Bring files into managed folders with sharing, permissions, and tenant storage controls.
Use one GoOffice login while tenant admins manage users, roles, storage, and application access.