Google Drive to Microsoft SharePoint,
into the team-content layer.
The Workspace → M365 standardization move for shared team content. Google Drive shared drives land in SharePoint sites the same way personal Drive lands in OneDrive.
Mover connects Google Drive and SharePoint directly. Authorize both sides, map source folders to destination sites, see the price before any data moves.
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Why teams move from Google Drive to SharePoint.
For the shared / team-content half of a Google Workspace footprint, SharePoint is where the data lands during an M365 standardization — under Microsoft Entra identity, governed by Purview, integrated with Teams.
Standardizing the team on Microsoft 365
IT consolidates on M365 for identity, billing, and security. Google Drive's shared drives need to land somewhere; SharePoint sites are the natural target — team-shared, permissioned, governed.
Integration with Teams and Office
Files in SharePoint open natively in Office, share through Teams channels, and surface in Microsoft Search alongside everything else in the M365 tenant. The migration is what makes the integration real.
Compliance and retention under Microsoft Purview
Retention labels, DLP policies, and audit logs apply uniformly across SharePoint and OneDrive. Pulling Drive shared content into SharePoint brings it under one governance regime instead of two.
Acquisition or merger consolidating tenants
An acquired company on Google Workspace gets pulled into the parent's M365 tenant. Shared Drive data has to land in SharePoint for the integration to finish.
4 steps to Go.
From credential to first byte in a handful of clicks. The dry-run is free, every time, and shows the exact cost before you commit a byte.
Connect Google Drive.
Sign in to Google through Mover. For Workspace-wide migrations, domain-wide delegation lets Mover see every user's Drive and every shared drive.
Connect SharePoint.
Sign in to SharePoint through Mover with a Microsoft 365 account that has rights to the destination sites. Mover supports per-site mapping so each source maps to the right destination.
Run a free dry run.
Mover walks the Google source, sizes the migration, and produces an exact-cost estimate. The dry run is free, every time.
Launch the migration.
Live progress, automatic retries on transient failures, structured audit log of every file moved.
The pricing math, honestly.
Google Drive and SharePoint are both zero-egress and zero-ingress for migration traffic. The only cost is Mover — as low as $0.15/GB on a 10 TB pack.
3 TB Google Drive → SharePoint migration
The dry run is what to trust — it runs against your actual data and reflects the pack size you need.
Frequently asked.
Most teams launch their first migration in under 15 minutes. The dry run is free, every time.
Run a free dry run. Connect Google Drive and SharePoint, and Mover walks the source, counts every file, sums the bytes, and returns the exact file count and price before you commit. Buy the matching usage pack, launch, and Mover handles the transfer — re-running later moves only what changed or failed.
Mover lets you map each shared drive to a specific SharePoint site explicitly. One-to-one mapping (one shared drive → one site) is the most common pattern; many-to-one (multiple shared drives → one site as libraries) and one-to-many (split a shared drive across sites) are both supported.
Native Google files are exported to Office formats (Docs → docx, Sheets → xlsx, Slides → pptx) on the way to SharePoint. They open in Office; complex formulas and embedded scripts may need a human pass after the migration.
Mover migrates file content. Sharing models differ between Google Drive and SharePoint — permissions don't transfer 1:1 and have to be re-established on the SharePoint side through Entra groups and site-level sharing.
Folder hierarchy is preserved. Modification timestamps are preserved where SharePoint accepts them on upload.
Yes. With Google domain-wide delegation and a SharePoint admin token, Mover can authenticate as a Workspace administrator, see every shared drive, and land each one at the matched SharePoint site in a single coordinated migration.
It depends on size and on Google and SharePoint API rate limits, which Mover respects automatically. Multi-TB migrations typically complete inside a single business day.
Move Google Drive to SharePoint in one pass.
Connect both sides, run a free dry run, see the price. No Takeout, no scripts.