We're moving to Microsoft 365!

Your files are moving from Google Drive to SharePoint. Here's everything you need to know.

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Switchover: Monday, March 24, 2026 at 8:00 AM
Current Status
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Migration in progress — your files are safe
Our IT team is actively working on the migration behind the scenes. You don't need to do anything yet — we'll let you know when it's time to switch over.
Migration Progress
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Planning & Account Setup
User accounts verified and matched between Google and Microsoft 365.
Complete
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Files Transferred to SharePoint
All 17 shared drives — over 3.3TB — were copied to SharePoint earlier this month using Microsoft's migration tool. Your files are already in SharePoint right now. We're working on making sure everyone's access is correctly set up before the switchover.
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Mapping Permissions
Building a complete picture of who has access to what in Google Drive, so it can be replicated exactly in SharePoint.
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Applying Permissions to SharePoint
Once the mapping is complete, IT will update SharePoint so everyone's access matches what they had in Google Drive.
Coming Up
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Testing & Validation
IT will verify that the right people have access to the right files before anyone switches over.
Coming Soon
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Go Live — March 24
You'll start using SharePoint and OneDrive instead of Google Drive.
March 24, 2026
IT Helpdesk

Need help?

Questions about the migration? Reach out before, during, or after the switchover.

🎫 Submit a Ticket support.nexsitepartners.com 📞 Call Helpdesk 720-684-7749 ✉️ Send an Email helpdesk@nexsitepartners.com
FAQ

Monday, March 24, 2026. You'll use SharePoint and OneDrive instead of Google Drive starting that morning.

Google Drive stays read-only for 2–4 weeks after cutover. Nothing will be deleted.

No. All 3.3TB were already copied to SharePoint earlier this month. Google Drive stays read-only as a backup for several weeks. Nothing will be deleted.

Yes — IT is mapping your current Google Drive permissions to SharePoint exactly. If you could see a folder in Google Drive, you'll see it in SharePoint too.

The easiest way is OneDrive — IT will set up shortcuts that mirror your shared drives. You can also access everything at office.com.

Not yet — keep using Google Drive as normal. In the meantime:

  • Confirm you can sign in at office.com
  • Watch for an email with instructions closer to March 24

Read-only access will remain for a few weeks so you can reference files. New work should go into SharePoint from day one.

IT will be monitoring on launch day. If there are widespread issues we can roll back — no work will be lost. For individual issues, contact the helpdesk directly.