Migrate Multiple NSF Files
The software allows you to export multiple NSF files at once into the mapped Google Apps account. You can use a CSV file to map the target Google Apps account to export the respectivce NSF File.
Apply Migration Filters
The user can choose to set a date range to export the selective emails , contacts and calendars rather than exporting the entire data from the NSF to Google Apps Account.
Include/Exclude the Items
If you do not want to export specific items to the Google Apps account , then you can simply exclude the unnecessary items from migration.
Resume the Interrupted Migration
The software allows you to resume the incomplete migrations that may be intentionally stopped or interrupted due to any of the reasons.
Convert Lotus Notes Contacts to Google Apps with accuracy and reliability.The migration can be done employing a 3rd party conversion utility tool that can optimally perform the .nsf to Google Apps conversion process. Lotus Notes saves the contacts data in the names.nsf file.
One such advanced and professional 3rd party conversion utility tool is the Lotus Notes to Gmailsoftware which proficiently converts convert Notes address book to Google Apps. The tool efficaciously converts Lotus Notes contacts to Gmail contacts.
How the software does convert Lotus Notes to Google Apps process?
Export Lotus Notes contacts to Google Apps
Import Lotus Notes contacts into Google Apps
The software is simple to operate due to its easy GUI. Cost-effective way to convert Notes address book to Google Apps.
Step 1: Initial Screen of Lotus Notes to Google Apps
Step 2: Add NSF File and Folder
Step 3:Select Migration Filters
Step 4:Migration Process is completed.
Size: 20.9 MB Version: 5.5
I have tried a lots of third party tool available online, but Lotus Notes to Google Apps Migrator is best from all. It is having an easy-to-use interface, which makes migration very easy for me. Great work done by development team
Delena Wissing, Russia
Its resume option after interruption is very impressive. While I was exporting NSF files, it got interrupted in between due to network issue. Thanks to its resume option for not starting it from zero and thus saving my time.
Alla Hawke, England