Multi-Destination

Multi-destination mode lets you route folders individually. Some subfolders go to SharePoint, others to OneDrive users, others get excluded entirely.

Common use cases:

• Split a single file share into multiple SharePoint sites (HR → HR site, Finance → Finance site)
• Migrate home folders to their owners' OneDrives in one project
• Mix both: departmental folders to SharePoint, user home folders to their owners' OneDrives

Enable

In the project Destination step, flip Multi-destination mode on.

The single-destination card is replaced with a two-column layout: source folders on the left, destination mappings on the right.

Create a mapping

Click any folder in the source tree. A choice modal appears:

Pick SharePoint, OneDrive, or Exclude:

• SharePoint → opens the same site → library → folder picker as single mode
• OneDrive → opens the user picker
• Exclude → marks the folder (and its children) to skip entirely

The mapping saves, a badge appears on the folder in the tree, and the right panel shows the mapping under the relevant tab.

The destination panel

Three tabs on the right:

• SharePoint — all mappings pointing to SharePoint libraries
• OneDrive — all mappings pointing to user OneDrives
• Excluded — all folders marked as excluded

Each mapping shows the source path, destination, and edit/remove actions.

Inheritance

Child folders inherit their parent's destination unless you explicitly override them. So mapping \\fileserver\HR to a SharePoint library automatically covers \\fileserver\HR\Contracts, \\fileserver\HR\Onboarding, etc.

Override inheritance by clicking the child folder and picking a different destination. The child's new mapping takes precedence over the parent's.

When to use multi-destination

Use it when:

• You need different destinations for different subfolders
• You want to exclude specific folders from a migration
• You're migrating user home folders and need a one-to-one source → OneDrive mapping

For everything else, single destination is simpler.

Next steps

See Excluding Folders for the details on exclusions, or move to running a scan.