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Written By
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Updated on
September 16th, 2026 -
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Summary:Organizations today often have situations where they need to move a Microsoft 365 setup from one tenant to another. This could be because of mergers buying companies, rebranding or just changing how the company is set up. This process is called tenant to tenant migration. It involves the transfer of mailboxes, OneDrive files, SharePoint content, Teams data, & user identities from the old tenant to the new one.
M365 is a platform. M365 does not have one single built‑in tool that handles a full tenant‑to‑tenant migration on its own. In practice, IT admins have to use a mix of built‑in tools and manual setups to get everything right. I have seen many teams use this approach and find it necessary. This is where a special migration tool comes in handy, and that is where the Cigati Microsoft 365 Tenant to Tenant Migration Tool stands out. It is made to handle the process in a safe & secure way.
A tenant to tenant migration is the process of moving Microsoft 365 data and user identities from one company’s tenant to another. This is often needed when:
| Company mergers and acquisitions happen | Businesses split into new parts | New domains are. Companies change their names | Moving to a Microsoft 365 subscription | Combining many tenants into one |
Each of these situations needs careful thinking because the move must protect mailbox data, folder structures, permissions, and the way users see things during the move.
Cigati Microsoft 365 Tenant to Tenant Migration Tool was made with the needs of IT admins, consultants, and big companies in mind. It gives a step-by-step way to move data that makes the process easier and less work. Here is how Cigati helps companies through the move.
Cigati is built to move all the main parts of Microsoft 365 together instead of needing different tools for each part. This includes:
By combining these parts into one move companies can keep their systems consistent and avoid the problems that come from using multiple tools.
Cigati moves data from the old tenant to the new one. The data moves through a connection, which helps keep the way folders are set up the way messages look and the details of each item. This way users can easily find their stuff after the move.
Using Cigati does not require a lot of setup. The tool takes admins step by step through the process, including:
| Putting in the new tenant login details | Matching old user accounts to new ones | Choosing what to move and when | Checking the settings before starting |
This way, admins make fewer mistakes and know exactly what is being moved.
One of the parts of moving is making sure each old mailbox ends up in the right new one. Cigati has a user mapping tool that lets admins pair old and new accounts one by one or in bulk using a list. This helps companies handle big moves with the same level of detail.
Not every company needs to move everything at. Cigati lets admins choose what to move based on time folders or types of items. This is helpful for companies that want to move in parts or save data separately.
Keeping the way data is organized is important for users after the move. Cigati makes folders, subfolders and details like when emails were sent or received stay the same. This way users can find things like before.
As the move happens Cigati shows how things are going for each user and part of the move. Admins can check in time see what is done and get reports. This helps them plan better and make sure the move is on track.
Since moving data between tenants can involve info Cigati uses safe login processes when connecting to each tenant. Data moves between the two tenants using Microsoft-approved ways, which helps companies keep control of their data during the move.
Cigati Microsoft 365 Tenant to Tenant Migration Tool is made to take most of the manual work that used to be part of moving between tenants. Here is how it helps from start to finish.
Moving M365 data from one tenant to another is not simple. It is important to make sure everything is right to help the IT team & users have a smooth experience. Cigati Microsoft 365 Tenant to Tenant Migration Tool brings mailboxes, OneDrive, and public folders into one way to move, with user matching, choosing what to move, and tracking progress.
For companies that need to move their Microsoft 365 tenants, Cigati provides a way to do it in a safe and organized way. This helps teams to focus on their goals instead of the details of the move.
Ans. Cigati connects directly to the source and target tenants and transfers data through that link, preserving folder structure, message formatting, and item details.
Ans. No, admins simply enter tenant login details, map old accounts to new ones, pick what to migrate and when, then review settings before the actual transfer begins.
Ans. Cigati provides a dedicated user mapping option, letting admins pair accounts individually or upload a bulk list, which keeps large migrations organized and accurate.
Ans. Cigati preserves folders, subfolders, and metadata such as sent and received dates, so users can locate their emails and files exactly like they did before the move.
Ans. Yes, Cigati displays live status updates for each user and component during migration, letting admins review completed items and generate reports as work continues.
Ans. Yes, Cigati supports bulk migration for large groups of accounts, which helps growing organizations or companies handling large scale tenant consolidation projects.
Ans. Cigati uses secure login methods and Microsoft-approved connection channels, so organizations keep full control over sensitive data throughout the migration process.
Ans. IT teams during mergers, companies renaming or changing domains, service providers, and businesses splitting or upgrading their Microsoft 365 plans benefit the most.
Ans. Yes, Cigati’s filters and selective options let teams migrate in planned stages, giving IT departments flexibility to manage workloads without disrupting daily operations.
Ans. Cigati combines mailbox, OneDrive, and folder migration into one guided process with mapping, filtering, and reporting, which reduces manual effort and migration errors.
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