Accounts and groups
Entra ID users, groups and licenses, matched between source and target.
Dynamic groups and distribution list members are out of scope.Primora TenantFlow is Primora’s platform to plan, run and track Microsoft 365 tenant-to-tenant migrations and Zimbra to Microsoft 365 migrations.
Mergers, acquisitions, divestitures and environment consolidation, with an assessment before every migration and a record of what was done.
Illustrative
Identities, groups, permissions, files and conversations need to arrive together and in the right order. Without visibility, problems show up on the first day of use.
Hidden dependencies between accounts, licenses, groups and permissions that only surface mid-migration.
01Side spreadsheets to track who has migrated, what failed and what is still missing.
02Limitations found too late items Microsoft does not allow to migrate that nobody warned about.
03No record of who ran each step and what the result was.
04Every module goes through the same phases. Migration is only released after an up-to-date assessment.
The recommended order starts with accounts, because every other module depends on them.
Entra ID users, groups and licenses, matched between source and target.
Dynamic groups and distribution list members are out of scope.Email, calendar, contacts, tasks, inbox rules and automatic replies, in user, shared, room and equipment mailboxes.
Incremental sync for email.Teams, channels, members, messages with original date and author, and chats.
Chats from the last 8 months.Drive provisioning in the target and migration of each user’s files.
Lists, libraries, permissions and sensitivity labels, preserving author and created/modified dates.
Older file versions are out of scope.Permission adjustment, transition and cleanup of devices.
Run by the operator, with confirmation at each step.For on-premises Zimbra, migration is done by a Primora agent installed in your network. It reads Zimbra and writes directly to Microsoft 365; the platform coordinates and tracks.
The agent only opens outbound HTTPS connections. No port needs to be exposed to the internet.
Messages and contacts go from the agent to your tenant. The platform only receives progress.
Signed package, one-time enrollment code and its own credential for each agent.
Writing to Exchange Online uses a certificate and permission scoped to the project mailboxes.
TenantFlow guides the operator: it shows what blocks the migration, why, and what the next step is.
Each module flags risks and limitations before running; an outdated assessment blocks the migration.
Run a simulation to check the expected result before the real migration.
Owner, administrator, operator and viewer roles for each organization.
Each organization sees only its own projects, with isolation enforced in the database.
Who ran each step, in which module and with what result.
Export to CSV, XLSX and PDF for tracking and accountability.
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Talk to a specialistEntra ID accounts and groups, Exchange Online mailboxes (email, calendar, contacts, tasks, inbox rules and automatic replies), Teams (teams, channels, members, messages and chats), OneDrive, SharePoint (lists, libraries and permissions) and the transition of Entra ID devices.
Yes, and the product shows it before migrating. Examples: distribution list members, dynamic groups, Teams chats older than 8 months and older SharePoint file versions. Each module’s assessment flags these items so they can be handled in the plan.
A Primora agent is installed on a Linux server in your environment. It only makes outbound (HTTPS) connections, reads Zimbra without changing it and writes directly to Microsoft 365. The platform coordinates and tracks the work without receiving mailbox content.
Email (folders, messages, attachments, dates and flags) and contacts. Drafts, Briefcase, tasks, distribution lists and shares are not yet part of the platform and are handled in the migration project run by Primora.
No. Entra ID device tasks (permission adjustment, transition and cleanup) are run by the operator, with confirmation at each step.
Each module has progress tracking, an activity trail and reports exportable to CSV, XLSX and PDF.
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