Archive2Anywhere for PST

Your organization has relied on Microsoft’s Exchange on-premise email and calendaring solution and is moving to Microsoft Office 365 or Gmail. During the years of Exchange use, you accumulated terabytes of PST files containing email from active and non-active employees and from email placed on legal hold. Your plan is to use Office 365 or Gmail to manage your “live” email and as a repository to hold email data contained in PST files. Your challenge is how to discover and migrate the millions of emails contained in PST files into Office 365 or Gmail, while preserving original message fidelity and chain-of- custody for eDiscovery and compliance.

Archive2Anywhere PST Edition is the premier email archive migration solution designed specifically to work with Microsoft Exchange PST files.

Feature Highlights

Scans PST contents to identify ownership based on file path, file name, ACLs and heuristics against the content of the PST file.
Tags and migrates individual messages, using MAPI validation of data, ensuring data fidelity and accuracy. Provides monitoring and message-level reporting during the PST migration process to support regulatory audits and legal compliance.
Identifies non-reconciled (missing) messages; any missing emails are pushed from the source archive directly into Office 365 or Gmail. Provides exception reporting, remediation and reprocessing of failed messages.
Identifies message stubs or shortcuts and performs in-flight stub/shortcut rehydration as messages are moved to Office 365 or Gmail. Reports on the number of stubs/shortcuts and size identified, as well as any exceptions and failed rehydrations at message level.

Service Benefits

Archive2Anywhere for PST:

Satisfies regulatory and legal compliance needs by providing message-level chain-of- custody reporting of the entire PST migration process.
Protects against data loss; 100% of the content from PST files is moved securely to Office 365 or Gmail, with complete PST and message level audit reporting.
Accelerates the migration process by avoiding duplicate processing; only non-reconciled messages are reprocessed.