How to migrate NSF file to Office 365?

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Migrating NSF files from Lotus Notes to Office 365 is a common need for users looking to move to a more modern and cloud-based email platform. Lotus Notes stores all its mailbox data—like emails, contacts, calendars, and more—in NSF file format, which isn’t compatible with Office 365 by default. To make this transition smooth and secure, it’s important to use a reliable solution that can handle the migration without losing data. One highly trusted option is the eSoftTools NSF to Office 365 Migration Tool. This software allows users to directly upload NSF files into their Office 365 account while preserving the folder structure, attachments, and formatting. It’s a hassle-free way to switch platforms without any data compromise.

What makes this tool stand out is its user-friendly interface, which makes it suitable even for non-technical users. It supports bulk migration, selective folder export, and even gives you the option to filter emails by date range—so you only migrate what you actually need. With just a few clicks, users can preview NSF data and transfer it to their Office 365 mailbox securely. It’s a great fit for businesses upgrading their email systems or individuals simply looking for better accessibility and security through Microsoft 365. A free demo version is also available, allowing users to try out the features before committing.

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To migrate NSF files to Office 365, use Shoviv Lotus Notes to Office 365 Migration Tool, a reliable and efficient solution. This tool ensures secure migration of Lotus Notes data, including emails, calendars, contacts, and more. Follow the steps below:

1. Install and launch Shoviv Lotus Notes to Office 365 Migration Tool.
2. Click on Add NSF Files to load the NSF files.
3. Preview items before migration.
4. Select Office 365 as the target.
5. Enter Office 365 credentials and **map source mailboxes** to destination mailboxes.
6. Use filters to include/exclude specific data.
7. Click on Start Migration to initiate the process.

The tool offers incremental export, maintains folder hierarchy, and supports bulk migration with ease.

Read also - https://appsource.microsoft.com/en-...vtltd1648288209598.nsftooffice10?tab=overview
 
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