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Authenticate source and target Workspace tenants.
Workspace migration, under control
Google Drive tenant migration without the mess.
Start Migration01 / The system
DriveShift understands folders, native files, identities, access, links, and source-to-target IDs as one connected migration system.
02 / Controlled motion
Authenticate source and target Workspace tenants.
Resolve users, groups, roles, and folder destinations.
Rebuild hierarchy and transfer supported content.
Review IDs, permissions, warnings, and outcomes.
03 / Evidence
Every run ends with the detail operators need: copied items, conversions, applied permissions, unresolved identities, warnings, failures, and ID mappings.
View full workflow04 / Questions
DriveShift is focused on selected Google Drive folder migrations between Google Workspace tenants. It scans the selected folder, recreates supported hierarchy, copies supported files, converts supported Google-native files, applies mapped permissions, and generates a report.
The landing workflow is scoped around selected folders. Broader migration support depends on the configured migration scope. Contact DriveShift before planning a full-Drive migration.
DriveShift recreates supported nested folder hierarchy in the target tenant and reports failed or skipped items. It does not claim that every form of metadata is preserved.
Supported Google-native files are processed through export and import flows so a new target file can be created in the destination tenant.
Cross-tenant ownership behavior depends on Google Workspace rules and tenant policies. Owners may be mapped to target identities but applied roles can differ.
When ownership cannot be preserved across tenants or policies, DriveShift may downgrade source owners to writer where required and report the adjustment.
Ready when your tenants are