Google Workspace & Gmail migration

Need Google Workspace set up or migrated? We help plan the DNS, users and email cutover.

Axon1Pro assists businesses with Google Workspace setup, Gmail migration, user and alias configuration, Drive, DNS records, mail authentication and the transition from legacy hosting email, IMAP or Microsoft 365 where appropriate.

Worldwide remote support · Established in Singapore · Technical operations from the Philippines

What a business migration usually involves

Workspace setup

Domain verification, organization settings, users, aliases and basic administrative configuration.

Mailbox migration

Plan movement from legacy hosting, IMAP or another provider while accounting for existing mail and user access.

MX & DNS cutover

Change mail routing carefully so the website and unrelated DNS services remain intact.

SPF, DKIM & DMARC

Configure sender authentication appropriate to Google Workspace and any legitimate additional sending services.

Drive & collaboration

Assist with Google Drive structure, sharing considerations and practical user transition.

Post-migration checks

Verify send/receive behavior, aliases, mobile/desktop access and DNS after cutover.

Questions customers commonly ask

“Need Google Workspace migration/setup assistance?”
“How do I move my business email to Gmail?”
“What happens to my old email during migration?”
“Google says I need to verify my domain. What do I add to DNS?”
“How do I configure Google Workspace MX records?”
“My DKIM setup is not verifying.”
“Can I move from Microsoft 365 to Google Workspace?”
“Some mail still goes to my old server after migration.”

Migration should be planned around continuity

Inventory current mailboxes, aliases, forwarding, devices and old mail.
Prepare Google Workspace users and the migration method before changing MX.
Complete DNS cutover and sender authentication carefully.
Verify delivery, access and old-mail continuity after the change.

Tell us what email platform you use today and where you want to move.

We can help map the migration before changing the DNS that controls your business email.