Microsoft Project Online Migration
Scope
Everything that matters, migrated with fidelity
Configuration, identities, schedules and sites move together — not as a re-entry exercise,
but as the same objects with the same identifiers.
but as the same objects with the same identifiers.
Scope
Prove nothing was lost
When the writing stops, both instances are read again and compared — strictly read-only. Each discrepancy is named in the log, and the run ends on one unambiguous verdict.
- Object counts per type, source against target
- Property-by-property comparison of every configuration object
- GUID parity across the whole migrated estate
- Reporting totals for projects, tasks, assignments and baselines
Safe by design
Your live instance is never at risk
Read-only source
Your Project Online instance is never written to — not one byte.
Dry run first
Preview every object and the exact write order before a single change lands.
Resume, never restart
Progress is checkpointed as it goes. An interrupted run picks up where it stopped.
Know before you migrate
Every limitation is named before anything is committed
Each item below appears in the assessment report with its remedy and its effort — no surprises during the run.
PWA views and PWA security have no programmable write surface on either platform — they are documented object by object and rebuilt on the target as a guided step.
SharePoint Designer workflows and Managed Metadata columns on project sites follow the same guided path.
Full schedule fidelity needs a licensed Microsoft Project Professional on the migration workstation.
Start with the assessment report
Read-only, non-disruptive, and it tells you exactly what your migration will involve.