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Portfolio · Several companies · file platforms

Files move into SharePoint and stay current until each company cuts over.

A one-time copy would have been stale before people switched, and there was nowhere on site large enough to hold the files during the move.

The work

What we built, and why

The problem

Each company had years of files in a file-sync product, and SharePoint was where those files needed to live. A single copy would have been stale by the time people switched. There was also nowhere on site large enough to land the data while the copy ran.

What we built

The bridge is one system. A new company is a new configuration, not a new program. Files are extracted into Azure storage, then loaded into the company's SharePoint. A scheduled pass copies only what changed, so SharePoint stays current until that company's cutover. When a person is cut over, their files stop syncing. A certification report compares the source with what arrived and names anything that did not move.

Operators run the migrations from one console, behind their own sign-in. The source files stay in place until the report says the move is complete.

The screens

What the people using it see.

Drawn illustrations with sample figures. They show the layout and the measures, not the client's data.

This migration. One company's pass. Changed files are copied again. Anything skipped keeps a reason.
Certification. The report compares the source with SharePoint. Source files stay until the exceptions are accepted.

The result

What changed

Operators run several companies from one console. SharePoint stays current until that company's cutover, and the source files stay in place until the report says the move is complete.

More work

Other projects

The full portfolio

Client names and client data are withheld. Every screen on this page is an illustration drawn with sample figures, not a screenshot of a live system.

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Start with a written assessment.

Each of these projects was scoped from an assessment of the systems the company already ran. The assessment is yours to keep either way.