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Migrate high volume of messages and files from Slack channels to Teams without any throttles

We migrate high volume of files and messages in a short time and without any throttles too. Want to know how?
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Migrate Files and Messages from Slack to Teams

In this case study, we resolved the issue of delayed migration by speeding up the process. There was huge data that needed migration from Slack channels to MS Teams channels. Here’s how we did it.  

Know our customer

Client is a leading management consulting firm that’s focused on change and transformation across industries like healthcare, life sciences, media, public sector, entertainment & communication, retail and consumer products and transportation.  

The client was using a Slack plus plan and wanted to migrate a huge volume of data from the Slack channel to the Teams channel in a short time. We could achieve that using multiple service accounts.  

Business challenges 

  • They needed migration of Slack Channels to MS Teams Channels 
  • They wanted to identify the channel list that is important for migration.  
  • The message and file volumes were very high and wanted a solution for speeding up the process.  
  • The client had a strict deadline for the migration process and did not want to delay it for any reason.  

How AVASOFT helped? 

  • We started the inventory assessment to identify the Slack workspace channels list and identified the Public, Private and External Shared Channels.  
  • The inventory message volume and files were high and so we planned to proceed with the channel migration on multiple tools simultaneously. 
  • To achieve this, we split up the channels on multiple tool instances and speeded up the channel migration process using multiple service accounts.  
  • We also planned and started the initial migration based on the message volume and completed the migration.  
  • Finally, we moved to go live on time without any delays. 

Business gains 

  • Since we proceeded with the migration on parallel in multiple tool instances, we overcame the MS throttles. 
  • Though the message and files volume were very high, the client was able to migrate to MS Teams in a short time due to our planned migration using multiple service accounts in multiple tools.  
  • There was no delay in going live and thus it retained the workflow with the required business continuity.  

Say bye-bye to the delayed migration process and migrate your high volume of files and messages to MS Teams with ease! 

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