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ShareGate remains a leading solution for Microsoft 365 and SharePoint migrations, offering two main options: Migrate Essentials and Migrate Pro.
If you’re in the UK or Ireland and want to purchase ShareGate, here’s a step-by-step guide. 1. Understand the ShareGate Migrate Options Migrate Essentials • Best for: Small, straightforward migrations Features: • 1 machine activation • Migrate SharePoint, Teams, and Planner • Migration planning toolset • No mailbox migration Ideal for: Organisations with basic migration needs and limited data. Migrate Pro • Best for: Medium to complex migrations Features: • 5 machine activations (up to 5 users/workstations for parallel migrations) All Essentials features, plus: • Google Drive, Gmail, and Calendar migration • Exchange Online mailbox migration • Microsoft Purview sensitivity label migration Ideal for: Organisations with tight deadlines, larger data volumes, or compliance requirements. 2. Request a Quote in GBP or EUR for new licenses or renewals UK & Ireland based organisations can get ShareGate pricing in GBP or EUR through ISC Software Solutions. We provide quotes for: • Migrate Essentials • Migrate Pro • Migrate Enterprise (for very large or complex projects) • ShareGate Protect How to get a quote: • Fill out the ShareGate quote request form If you're currently using Microsoft Dynamics GP, you're likely aware that the platform is entering a maintenance phase, with enhancements ending in 2029 and support winding down by 2031. As a result, many organisations are beginning to explore modern ERP alternatives like Acumatica. Before making the move to a new ERP system, here are the top five questions Dynamics GP users should be asking—along with the answers to help guide your decision. 1. What Will Happen to My Historical Data? This is one of the biggest concerns for GP users. Years of financial, operational, and audit data are stored in GP, and preserving that history is critical.
2. How Does the New System Compare in Terms of Reporting and Analytics? GP users often rely on SmartLists, Management Reporter, and Excel. But these tools can be limiting.
3. What Are the Integration Capabilities of the New ERP? GP often requires third-party tools or custom development to connect with other systems.
4. What Does the Migration Process Look Like? Migration can feel risky, especially for mission-critical systems.
5. What Are the Long-Term Costs and Licensing Differences? GP uses a perpetual licensing model, while cloud ERPs typically use subscription pricing.
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