Behind the scenes

Exactly what a migration looks like

No mystery, no jargon. Here's the real, step-by-step process we run for a typical small team — the same 48-hour, zero-downtime move we'd run for your business or church.

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The starting point

A typical team before we start

A 12-person office running email through their website hosting. On the surface it "works" — but under the hood: no SPF alignment, no DKIM keys, no DMARC policy, MX pointed at a shared host, and a handful of client replies quietly going to spam every week. Nobody realizes how much is slipping through until we look.

SPF misconfigured
No DKIM keys
No DMARC — spoofable
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Day 0 — the audit

We run a real DNS + deliverability audit and deliver a one-page report: what's broken, what it's costing them, and what fixed looks like. This is where "our email is fine" turns into "oh."

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Day 1 — the migration

With approval, we provision Google Workspace or Microsoft 365, migrate every mailbox, calendar, and contact, and stage the cutover — all while old email keeps flowing. Zero downtime.

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Day 2 — DNS + go-live

We publish correct SPF, DKIM, and DMARC, cut over MX, and verify authentication end-to-end. By the end of day two, mail is landing in inboxes and the domain can't be spoofed.

The result

After: email that authenticates and arrives

SPF, DKIM & DMARC all passing
Every mailbox migrated — zero data loss
Domain protected from spoofing
Ongoing monitoring — issues caught early

From that point on, it's a simple monthly retainer: we watch the deliverability, keep the DNS clean, and pick up the phone when something's off. You never have to think about email plumbing again.

Note: this is an illustrative walkthrough of our standard process. We'll publish named client results here as clients come on board.

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