CloudM’s April release sees new features and improvements for Migrate, Backup and Archive.

Our April release bears great news for users of CloudM Migrate as it is now possible to migrate Microsoft Teams to Google spaces and rehydrate both conversations and attachments. Backup users now have the full suite of restoration options at their disposal while Archive users can enjoy a better experience using the module.

CloudM Migrate 3.44: MS Teams to Google Spaces migrations, removed requirement for global admin credentials – Release date: 11th April ’24

CloudM Backup 1.5: folder restoration completes suite of restoration options – Release date: 24th April ’24

CloudM Archive 2.2: Better import functionality – Release date: April ’24 (exact date TBC)

CloudM Migrate 3.44: MS Teams to Google Spaces migrations, removed requirement for global admin password – Release date: 11th April ’24

Great news for anybody looking to migrate from Microsoft 365 to Google Workspace: with the Migrate 3.44 release it is now possible to move your Microsoft Teams conversations and attachments into Google Spaces. This includes public and private channel messages, public channel attachments, message created date and time, reactions, channel members mapped to the corresponding Google Space and inline images. 

Check out our knowledge base to find out more about migrations from Teams to Spaces. 

A small but important change for customers with specific security requirements is also live: you now no longer have to enter the password for your global admin account when migrating to and/or from Microsoft 365.

CloudM Backup 1.5: folder restoration completes suite of restoration options – Release date: 24th April ’24

CloudM Backup offers a full range of restoration options, adding folder restoration with the 1.5 release which greatly improves user experience. You can now view the folder structure and restore specific files within a folder or a whole folder directly to your Google Workspace environment. The features also includes:

CloudM Archive 2.2: Better import functionality – Release date: (exact date TBC)

There are occasions where you may need to bulk migrate users to your chosen archive storage rather than doing so as part of your offboarding workflow. This could be to realize savings from moving away from Google AU licenses or following a merger and having to deal with a lot of legacy data. This is why CloudM Archive offers an “Import from CloudM Migrate” feature that does just that in a quick and convenient way.