Why migrate to SharePoint Online

SharePoint 2016 and 2019 no longer receive new features, and on-premise management costs time and money. SharePoint Online is continuously updated, works seamlessly with Teams, OneDrive and Power Platform, and is securely available anywhere. For most SMEs, the cloud is the logical choice today.

What changes (and what does not)

A migration is more than moving files. Lists, workflows, permissions, custom code and integrations have to come along. I map out what exists up front, what stays and what is better done differently. What works today keeps working.

My approach in five steps

1. Assessment

I map your current environment: sites, data, permissions, custom code and integrations. So you know exactly what moves and what needs attention.

2. Plan

You get a concrete migration plan with phasing, timeline and a clear quote. No fine print, no surprises afterwards.

3. Migration

I run the migration in phases, with testing and a rollback point. Your team keeps working in the meantime.

4. Validation

Together we check data, permissions and custom code. Only when everything is right does the new environment go live.

5. Handover & support

You get documentation and a proper handover, plus support when you need it. You are never left on your own.

What is included

Inventory and a tailored migration plan
Migration of sites, documents, lists and permissions
Repair or rebuild of custom code (SPFx, workflows, integrations)
Validation together with your team, before go-live
Documentation, training and post-delivery support

Who it is for

For SMEs and organisations in Belgium still running an older SharePoint version and wanting to modernise without disrupting daily operations. Not sure whether your environment is ready for the cloud? Request a free assessment.

SharePoint on-premise to SharePoint Online migration