Mapping readiness
Check that each user in the old environment is matched to the right user in the new one.
Create a local project, follow one next step at a time and keep the important readiness checks together before the move.
Create a project. Opselith will show one next step at a time.
Check that each user in the old environment is matched to the right user in the new one.
Validate recipients first. When they pass, confirm the tenant setup here.
These are tenant-level confirmations for Microsoft's native cross-tenant mailbox move path. Opselith records only your local confirmations and does not connect to either tenant.
Confirm only the tenant and user prerequisites that are in scope for the Microsoft cross-tenant Teams path.
Microsoft’s native orchestrator migrates Teams chats and meetings, not Teams/channel shared content. SharePoint-backed content belongs in the SharePoint preparation path. Opselith stores only these local confirmations.
Confirm the source account, target user and target-site boundaries before scheduling native OneDrive moves.
Native cross-tenant OneDrive moves fail when the target OneDrive already exists. Source accounts must be Read/Write, target users must be prepared, and the tenant relationship and identity mapping must be ready. Opselith stores only your confirmations.
Use this checklist only when the source domain will be detached and moved. Mark an item only after you have verified it.
Microsoft 365 cannot remove a custom domain while users, groups or other tenant objects still depend on it. DNS and mail-flow changes should also be planned before cutover. Opselith records only your confirmations; it does not inspect either tenant.
Migration Workspace keeps preparation context and review checkpoints together before any migration tool or script performs changes. Projects can be exported as JSON for backup or transfer between browsers.
User mapping, Exchange, Teams chat/meeting, SharePoint, OneDrive and domain cutover readiness now share the same local project. Vendor-specific preparation can attach to this project later without changing the local-first boundary.