Simplify your next migration project

On-premise and cloud connectors

Migrate content from more than 50 content management systems, business process solutions, and enterprise applications.

No coding required

Migrating content from your legacy system shouldn’t require bespoke coding. Objective 3Sixty delivers a wizard-driven approach to migrations at any scale.

On-premise to the cloud, or both

Objective 3Sixty has a library of connectors that can access the content repositories of solutions including M365, OneDrive, Alfresco, Box, DropBox, Google Drive, IBM File, iManage, Infor and more.

File and Folder Schema properties

Quickly and easily identify the fields that you need to map from your content from your legacy system. Once connected, Objective 3Sixty gives you complete visibility of the file and folder schema properties within the content repository.

Analyse and inspect your data

The key to success is understanding the content you are migrating.

Identify and tag your content before it starts migrating

Build aggregated views that pinpoint duplicates and flag sensitive information, such as personally identifiable information (PII), before you migrate it.

Cleanse the content that you are migrating

Create jobs that can be executed during migration to enhance your content. Split metadata, extract metadata from paths, check for duplicates, OCR documents, leverage computer vision to add labels and so much more.

Migrate high volumes at speed

Remove the need for heavy coding of custom scripts. Objective 3Sixty enables business users define mappings and perform migrations.

Wizard driven mapping

The mapping phase provides the link to the destination system. Objective 3Sixty includes an intuitive UI to map items such as content types, tables, field names, meta data, creation dates and modification dates.

Create custom rules, migrate over time

To minimize the impact of a ‘big bang’ migration, Objective 3Sixty allows organizations to migrate content over time. Create migration jobs to streamline your processes, prioritizing mission critical documents, projects or departments.