File servers, SharePoint on-premises, Dropbox, Box or another tenant - we audit, clean up and move your content into a structure people can actually find things in.
The five migrations we deliver most often. Each one starts with an audit, so only what you need makes the move.
The most common move we make. Years of nested folders, duplicates and unclear ownership, turned into sites and libraries that search can actually find.
Move from SharePoint 2013, 2016 or 2019 to the cloud - and modernise classic sites on the way.
For mergers, acquisitions, divestments and rebrands - or tidying one messy tenant into a clean one.
Bring shared folders into Microsoft 365, so files live alongside Teams, Outlook and your intranet.
Consolidate on Microsoft 365 and stop paying for two storage platforms.
Moving files is the easy part. Deciding what moves, where it lives and how people work afterwards is where we spend our time.
We find what’s active, what should be archived and what can go - so you don’t move ten years of clutter into a new home.
Sites, hubs, libraries and metadata designed before anything moves, keeping it as simple as governance allows.
Leavers, old exceptions and inherited access cleaned up, and access aligned to roles instead.
Manual processes, forms and old Nintex or K2 workflows redesigned where the old way no longer fits.
Department leads involved early, and training based on real daily tasks - not a generic tour.
Clear ownership, naming and site-creation rules, so the new environment doesn’t drift back into the old one.
There’s no single right answer. We’ll recommend one based on how your teams work, your timings and how much testing is needed.
Department by department
One planned weekend move
We scan your content and permissions, then send a fixed-price proposal and plan.
Target structure, permissions and metadata agreed with your department leads.
A pilot with real users first, then the full move - tested for permissions, links and search, not just file counts.
Hands-on support for the first weeks after go-live, when the quickest improvements happen.
Our practical guide for SMEs: what to audit, how to design the destination, and how to avoid the mistakes that turn a migration into months of rework.
Read the guide →Every migration is priced after an audit, with a clear scope and timeline before any work starts.
“ThePoint transformed our chaotic file server into a structured SharePoint intranet in just 6 weeks. Our team actually uses it every day - that’s the real test.”
“Lee is extremely knowledgeable and takes the time to explain all the capabilities of SharePoint so that you get what you really need for your team. Highly recommended!”
“Amazing service, delivered all our requirements. Would highly recommend for building automations and intranets.”
No. Content is copied in the background, and the switchover is planned so people move from the old location to the new one with no downtime.
No, and we’d usually advise against it. The audit shows what’s active, what should be archived and what can be deleted - often a large share of old file servers doesn’t need to move.
We map them to SharePoint groups based on roles, removing leavers and one-off exceptions. It’s the right moment to fix access that nobody fully understands.
For SharePoint to SharePoint moves, yes. From file servers, Dropbox and Box we carry across what each platform allows, and agree it with you up front.
Smaller moves can finish in a few weeks. Larger or phased migrations run over a couple of months. You’ll have a timeline in your proposal.
We review Nintex, K2 and SharePoint Designer workflows and recommend what to migrate, rebuild in Power Automate or retire.
A free 30-minute call. Tell us where your files are now and we’ll outline the right route to SharePoint.