Migration & setup
Migration to Exchange Online including aliases, shared mailboxes and permissions. We also support Outlook and mobile devices.
Moving to Microsoft 365? Radorfa maps mailboxes and permissions, plans the migration and tests email and Outlook with your team. Discuss your migration.
A practical conversation about your situation, priorities and next step.
Migration to Exchange Online including aliases, shared mailboxes and permissions. We also support Outlook and mobile devices.
Domain settings properly configured so email arrives reliably. Including SPF/DKIM/DMARC and mail flow checks.
We review additional sign-in protection, access rights and anti-phishing settings, matched to your organisation and Microsoft 365 licences.
After going live, we remain available for questions and optimization. Including checks and ongoing support if desired.
We check which email, calendars, contacts and archives need to move. A trial migration shows what the selected method transfers. At cutover we test incoming and outgoing mail, shared mailboxes and device access. We agree rollback and aftercare in advance.
We identify the mailboxes, calendars and archives to transfer.
We plan the domain change and test incoming and outgoing mail.
Employees check Outlook, shared mailboxes and their data.
Tell us where your email is hosted, how many mailboxes you use and what needs to move. We discuss preparation, migration and verification of your Microsoft 365 email environment.
We review your current mail provider or Exchange environment, mailboxes, calendars and archives. Available access and the chosen method determine what can transfer. A trial migration makes this verifiable.
Yes. We guide the migration, such as email, files and accounts, and ensure a stable transition with minimal impact on the organization.
Yes. We configure MFA and additional security to reduce phishing and unauthorized access, such as baselines and access policies where needed.
Tell us what happens today, which systems you use and what you want to improve. We discuss access, work and costs, then document support, availability and maintenance in the proposal.