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So I'm the responsibly IT Technician. We managed to migrate around 50 users without a hitch, but the moment we went over that, problems started arising. It feels like a switch has been toggled because we hit a limit or something. <br />
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Office 365 System:<br />
Business <br />
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GSuite System:<br />
Business<br />
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Currently, anything we do, even small migrations like one users with data from the last 3 months keep failing, so it does indeed feel like we hit some kind of data cap to allowed migrations, but this is just a wild guess. Do anyone have an experience in this?<br />
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There are business apps that demand the GSuite integration that we are using, and I have gotten a deadline till 24th August...
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So I'm the responsibly IT Technician. We managed to migrate around 50 users without a hitch, but the moment we went over that, problems started arising. It feels like a switch has been toggled because we hit a limit or something. 

Office 365 System:
Business 

GSuite System:
Business

Currently, anything we do, even small migrations like one users with data from the last 3 months keep failing, so it does indeed feel like we hit some kind of data cap to allowed migrations, but this is just a wild guess. Do anyone have an experience in this?

There are business apps that demand the GSuite integration that we are using, and I have gotten a deadline till 24th August...

Migrating from Office 365 to GSuite

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.

Microsoft Office

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Exchange

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Microsoft 365

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Outlook

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