Move from Google Drive to Google Shared Drives with a platform built for enterprise cutover — not just file copy.
We support a full initial migration and ongoing delta syncs so your teams can keep working until go-live.
One-Time Migration
Initial full migration from Google Drive to Google Shared Drives including:
- File Version History
- Sub-folder Permissions
- File-level Permissions
- Root Folder Permissions
- Root File Permissions
- Document Hyperlinks
- Private / Public Links
- File Comments
- External Collaborator Permissions
- File & Folder Metadata
Delivers a complete baseline in the target cloud before users switch.
Delta Migration
After the initial copy, we migrate only what changed:
- New and updated files
- Permission and sharing changes
- New comments and metadata updates
Schedule multiple delta runs to narrow the cutover window.
Supported capabilities for this path
- File Version History — Preserves and migrates all historic versions of a file.
- Sub-folder Permissions — Migrates access permissions applied to nested sub-folders.
- File-level Permissions — Migrates granular permissions set on files inside folders.
- Root Folder Permissions — Migrates the permission on the top-level root folder.
- Root File Permissions — Migrates permissions for files under the root folder.
- Document Hyperlinks — Migrates embedded hyperlinks inside documents.
- Private / Public Links — Migrates shared link settings for files and folders.
- File Comments — Migrates user comments made on files.
- External Collaborator Permissions — Migrates external user sharing permissions.
- File & Folder Metadata — Migrates timestamps, authorship, tags, and classification labels.
Why teams choose Data Relocate
- Minimize business disruption
- Enterprise-scale throughput
- Reduce cutover risk
- Keep environments synchronized
- Transparent reporting and tracking
Migrate from Google Drive to Google Shared Drives with confidence — full copy, incremental sync, and a clear path to cutover.
Migrate once. Sync changes. Cut over with confidence.