Introduction

CloudMove moves files from on-premises file shares into Microsoft 365 — either SharePoint libraries or user OneDrives. It's built for MSPs who run migrations for multiple clients and need a single place to manage them.

A few things worth knowing upfront:

• You scan before you migrate. Path length, invalid characters, blocked file types — all caught before a single file is uploaded.
• Your data never hits CloudMove's servers. The agent uploads files directly from the source to Microsoft.
• Progress, errors, and logs stream to the dashboard in real time — no refreshing, no guessing.

How it works

Three pieces:

1. Dashboard — the web app where you configure projects and watch them run.
2. Agent — a desktop app installed on a machine inside your client's network. It reads source files and uploads them.
3. Microsoft 365 — the destination. CloudMove coordinates the transfer and stays out of the data path.

Who it's for

MSPs running migrations for multiple clients. If you're doing a one-off migration inside a single tenant, CloudMove still works — you just won't use the multi-client features.

What CloudMove migrates today

• File shares → SharePoint Online document libraries
• File shares → OneDrive for Business (per-user assignments)
• Mixed: some folders to SharePoint, others to OneDrive, in the same project

Microsoft Teams channel migrations and delta sync are on the roadmap but not available yet.

Next steps

Start with Account Setup to create your CloudMove account.