Teams to Teams Migrations - Document Versions and Metadata

MigrationWiz now supports migrating document metadata and versions for Teams to Teams projects. This may only be done if no document migration has occurred previously in the project.

This guide migrates documents, versions, and metadata from a SharePoint instance attached to a Teams instance. We suggest using the Teams to Teams migration guide for reference during this process and the SharePoint to SharePoint migration guide for reference.

Important

Consider that Document Versions and Metadata are not supported for GCCH projects, for more information about this check the Migration Guide for GCCH Projects.

Prerequisites

  • Re-enable the Teams Application permissions here before starting the migration.
  • Log in as a Global Admin at the destination tenant, then click Accept. Refer to the Application Permission guide for more information. 
  • Create a brand new Collaboration project - these steps are outlined in the Teams to Teams migration guide linked above. 
  • Choose the migration type Microsoft Teams (with Document Versions and Metadata).

    Important

    You can only migrate document versioning and metadata for Teams to Teams Migration projects by selecting this option (v3 connectors).
  • Enable Azure storage. We recommend using a Microsoft-provided Azure storage solution for this migration.
  • Purchase sufficient Collaboration licenses.
    • Migrating more versions creates larger documents, which may require more licenses.

Important

MigrationWiz does not support creating Teams tenants outside the default tenant's geolocation.

Start Migration

Once the above prerequisites are met:

  1. Go to Start Migration.
  2. Select Documents. This is required for migrating metadata and versioning and cannot be skipped.
  3. Select Document Metadata, Document Versioning, or both. This cannot be done if documents have previously been migrated.
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Related Topics

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