SharePoint Migration Consultant for SharePoint Online and Microsoft 365

Yes. The SharePoint migration discovery and readiness assessment is a self-contained first engagement: an inventory of content, permissions, customizations, workflows, and ownership, a risk register, and the scope assumptions an RFP or statement of work needs. You can use the findings with any implementation partner.

Yes. I help organizations plan and execute migrations from SharePoint Server 2013, 2016, 2019, and Subscription Edition to SharePoint Online and Microsoft 365.

Yes. I work with ShareGate, Microsoft SharePoint Migration Tool (SPMT), AvePoint, and PowerShell-based approaches depending on the scenario and requirements.

I review existing permissions, identify broken inheritance and unique permissions, map users and groups, and plan permission validation as part of post-migration testing.

Legacy workflows and InfoPath forms typically need to be rebuilt using Power Automate, Power Apps, or other modern alternatives before or after migration.

Ideally before. Cleaning up stale content, duplicate files, and outdated sites before migration reduces risk, cost, and complexity.

It depends on the size, complexity, permissions, customizations, and readiness of the environment. A proper discovery and assessment helps create a realistic timeline.

Yes. I provide UAT checklists, validation plans, and support business user testing as part of the migration process.

Yes. I review where the project stands — the plan, the tooling, the permissions approach, the information architecture, and what has already moved — and recommend a recovery path the team can act on, whether the work is with an internal team or a migration partner.