We have started working on being able to automatically export to a SharePoint Library once an operation is done. We feel that this will allow you to, in conjunction with Workflows or MS Flows, to automate a lot of work.

We’ll keep you updated when this is released.

This is not currently in our plan to allow our users to compare two environments.

We might do it in the future, possibly starting with permission as it seems like it would be the most useful part on security level.

As much as we hear your need, this is not currently on our road map. We will revisit it eventually.

With the different options already offered by Microsoft (Popularity and Usage reporting, Site health, etc.), we are wondering if the need of usage reporting in ShareGate is still relevant?

-Are there any scenarios where the options offered by Microsoft don’t help?
-How would the info gathered through this type of reporting would help?

Let us know how you think this would help so we can build the solution to fit your needs.

Since the default is now disabled. It should prevent most situation some of you are describing.

We still feel like the Auto-Assign as site collection administrator is a useful option in certain case.

If you encounter an issue you can always refer to this documentation to fix it. https://support-desktop.sharegate.com/hc/en-us/articles/115000647528-Can-I-remove-myself-as-an-administrator-after-I-have-auto-assigned-myself-as-one-

This one was tough for me to update the status. It’s important for us to deliver the best experience possible to our customers and the feedback we receive is a big part of that.

The request to scan inside of content for links and adjusting them or finding broken links is something we’ve looked at quite a few times given the number of requests for it.

Though we may evaluate some of these suggestions separately in the future, we do not plan on working on this in the near term.
An update will be posted if something changes, one closer to being evaluated would be broken links on SharePoint Pages.

We’re always grateful for any additional insight that would help us build a better tool. Thanks for leaving us feedback.

-Benjamin

Since the ability to schedule reports has been included for a while now and with the upcoming feature to automatically export reports into a SP library (see: https://feedback.sharegate.com/forums/912880/suggestions/17768698), I was wondering if this suggestion will still be needed?

What are your thoughts on this?

We feel like our migration experience is quite good right now and we don’t plan on doing custom rules and filters for now.

Some of those can already be done using PowerShell, SharePoint views and other means.

We will eventually reevaluate this once we advance further in our roadmap.

Hi everyone,

We know this suggestion has been here for a while now. To be honest, this has never been a priority but today I am a bit curious on learning more about the ultimate need behind this idea.

Would the ability to report on metadata help you prepare for migrations? Or is it connected to content management?

What are your thoughts on this?

We don’t plan on adding progress indicator as we feel it would only become misleading because estimation are really hard to make due to technical limitations.

As much as we really like this idea, it doesn’t fit in the current narrative of ShareGate Desktop.

We will for sure reevaluate this one in a near future.

Recently, we launched ShareGate Apricot, a tool that offers to delegate the decision of archiving stale groups to users.

That being said, an office 365 backup feature is not something we are planning to add to ShareGate Desktop. We’ll still keep the suggestion opened to new votes and comments and keep our eyes on it. But for now, it is not part of our priorities.

We’ll update the suggestion if our plans change.

Thank you,

We have no plan of supporting the recycle bin in ShareGate Desktop.

We’ve release a version of Workflow reporting a few months ago and are trying to figure out where we are going with this.

Please tell us what you would like us to add to this feature.

Hi everyone.

I am glad to say that we are currently exploring the possibility to add an option to automatically make Read-only and/or Delete the source of migration if it goes errorless.

We’ll keep you updated with any news on this.

Cheers,

J-P

Hi everyone,

Lately we decided to shift most of our energy towards migrating, managing and adopting Office 365. When we create new features, we make sure they also work with SharePoint on-premise (if possible), but we are not planning on developing more options of features specifically for on-premise at the moment.

I’ll keep the suggestion open and our ears are still open to new comments.

Thank you,

We have no plan of improving the Source Analysis (previously known as the Inventory) for now.

We might eventually come back to it (or the pre-check) and will let your know if we do.

We have no plan or adding InfoPath filters in reporting. We know it would make your migration to the cloud a little bit smoother, but it doesn’t fit in ShareGate Desktop’s current narrative.

We are currently reconsidering this suggestion and are wondering if it is still a need for you, especially if you are an Office 365 user.

Let us know and we will reevaluate this eventually.