Industry
LogisticsMailboxes Migrated
~9,200Hubs & Regional Offices
160+Migration Phases
3Mail Flow Continuity
99.98%A logistics company that suffered operational fatigue and business losses due to missed alerts, dismissed notifications and severe performance deficits migrated 9,000+ mailboxes to Sarv Workspace. They signed up with one non-negotiable: no disruption to daily operations.
Before partnering with Sarv Workspace
Wave-based migration: mailboxes moved in regional waves during off-peak hours
Data integrity checks: every wave verified (emails, folders, calendars, contacts) before sign-off
Staged authentication: new credentials ran alongside old ones, no access interruption
Controlled webmail routing: switched hub by hub, not all at once
Dual-delivery protection: mail mirrored between old and new environments during validation
Continuous monitoring: automated mail-flow tests with real-time alerts
Wave-based sequencing built for 9,000+ mailbox environments with absolutely no single high-risk cutover for the client verticals.
Synthetic mail-flow monitoring: ongoing test messages across critical routes for real-time delivery visibility
Dual-delivery safety window: mirrored routing protected business-critical alerts through the transition
Phase-wise compliance documentation: sign-off records per phase for audit and change management
Migrating 9,200 mailboxes across 160+ hubs is the kind of project that usually comes with at least a few rough days. This one didn't. That's the difference Sarv Workspace's approach to large-scale migration makes. The benefits of in-house teams, made in India servers, technology capability and infrastructure adds to our strengths and therefore customer benefits.
Wave-based sequencing, SSO-aware coordination, and per-wave rollback meant no single mistake could cascade into an organization-wide problem. For a logistics company where a dropped shipment alert has real downstream cost, Sarv Workspace proved to be a perfect partner.
Our support team not only aced communication and project management but we could handle enterprise-scale migration without putting anything at all at risk.