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  1. Using Movebot

Transfer Mapping

Learn about transfer mappings in Movebot

Last updated 8 months ago

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Transfer mapping are the building blocks for migrations in Movebot. After configuring a project, you will most likely want to add transfer mappings to it.

Transfer mappings tell Movebot which files and folders to move. Each transfer mapping is an isolated migration task that can be launched in isolation.

Example of Transfer Mappings:

Source
Destination

user:michael@couchdrop.io

user:michael@couch.io

teamdrive:/Shared

teamdrive:/Archive/Shared

mailbox:michael@couchdrop.io

teamdrive:/Archive/Mail

Each user, team drive or folder that you want to transfer in Movebot needs to be covered by a transfer mapping.

Movebot treats everything like folders. Users, team drives, network drives, mailboxes; they all appear in Movebot as if they were folders. This simplifies adding mappings and means you can reorganize data between storage types.

Mappings can be added in a variety of ways. Learn more about how to add transfer mappings below:

Add User Mappings

Learn how to map user to user transfers in Movebot

Add Team Drive Mappings

Learn how to map team drives in Movebot

Import CSV Mappings

Learn how to use the CSV import process to bulk import users and folders to Movebot