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Microsoft migration assessment
Define the migration before committing to full delivery
The assessment turns source facts, dependencies, target readiness, and business constraints into a working migration plan. It is designed for teams that need a defensible scope and clear next decisions before tools or production waves begin.
Assessment workflow
From source facts to a decision-ready roadmap
The depth varies by workload, but the assessment follows a controlled sequence that makes scope, risk, ownership, and required decisions visible.
Score risk
Identify what can move cleanly, what needs remediation, and what could interrupt business operations during cutover.
Design waves
Group workloads by dependency, owner readiness, business priority, validation complexity, and cutover constraints.
Brief leaders
Summarize scope, options, risk, timeline drivers, ownership, and the recommended migration path.
Focused assessment paths
Choose the workload creating the immediate planning pressure
A broader Microsoft migration assessment can cover multiple workloads. These focused offers are useful when a specific legacy platform or migration scenario is driving the project.
Packaged assessment
InfoPath to Power Apps Assessment
For form-heavy estates that need target pattern decisions, Form Migrator fit, and a prioritized modernization backlog.
View assessment path Packaged assessmentNintex to Power Automate Assessment
For workflow-heavy estates that need dependency mapping, Flow Migrator fit, and Power Automate governance decisions.
View assessment path Packaged assessmentSharePoint Online Migration Planning Workshop
For SharePoint Server, file share, and SharePoint Online moves where architecture, permissions, and validation need alignment.
View assessment path Packaged assessmentMicrosoft 365 Tenant Migration Assessment
For consolidation, acquisition, divestiture, identity, mail, Teams, SharePoint, and OneDrive migration planning.
View assessment pathBusiness case
Why assessment belongs before migration execution
The assessment gives leadership a clearer view of the work while giving technical teams the artifacts needed to prepare pilots and waves.
- Clarify budget and timeline drivers before delivery commitments are made.
- Identify unsupported platforms, hidden dependencies, stale ownership, and permissions risk.
- Avoid rebuilding or migrating content and processes that should be retired or redesigned.
- Prepare the target tenant and Power Platform governance model before production use.
- Define pilot, validation, cutover, rollback, and post-migration support requirements.
- Give leadership a practical roadmap instead of a tool-generated item count.
Questions
Frequently asked questions
What is a Microsoft Migration Assessment?
It is a fixed-scope first step that documents source inventory, target readiness, key risks, dependencies, migration waves, and recommended next actions before a full migration project starts.
Can this focus on InfoPath or Nintex only?
Yes. The assessment can focus on InfoPath to Power Apps, Nintex to Power Automate, SharePoint, tenant-to-tenant migration, file shares, Exchange, Teams, or a broader Microsoft 365 migration.
What do we receive?
Typical deliverables include an inventory summary, risk register, target readiness findings, source-to-target mapping approach, wave plan, remediation backlog, and executive summary.
Do we have to use Horton Scientific for the full migration?
No. The output is designed to be useful whether you execute internally, continue with Horton Scientific, or use a hybrid delivery model.
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