Thunderbird to G Suite Importer to upload Thunderbird files to G Suite
- Automatic export of Thunderbird files to Google Apps cloud
- Import Thunderbird mailboxes to G Suite without size limitations
- Dual options to upload Thunderbird files to G Suite account
- Compatible with various versions of Windows platforms
- No external tool installation, only smooth internet connection is required
- Direct and safe uploading of Thunderbird files with attachments
- No alterations to Thunderbird folder structure after the migration
- Preserve meta key elements while migration
- Migrate Thunderbird files to user-defined folder of G Suite account
- Check the software with freeware Thunderbird 2 G Suite Migration
- Simple operating application with user-friendly interface
- Suitable for home and business users with multiple versions
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Thunderbird to Google Apps Migration Tool Features
Know features to import Thunderbird files to Google Apps
Migrate Thunderbird to G Suite
To forward Thunderbird emails to G Suite account in bulk, the software is designed and it is suitable to use by all users even having no technical expertise. Users can easily import Thunderbird profile to G Suite account by just asking the login details of G Suite account. No additional tool installation is required for carrying out the migration.
Add Thunderbird files by two ways
To add Thunderbird files for migration, this program comes in two ways. One is manually loading of Thunderbird mailboxes when users know the location of files and other one is automatically loaded Thunderbird default location. This option is helpful for users when they don’t know the location of Thunderbird files. Both ways can be used by users.
Compatible with Microsoft Windows
Thunderbird mailboxes to Google Apps Migration can be smoothly carried out on all versions of Microsoft Windows OS with this application. Users can utilize this program on the latest and previous editions of Windows without any hurdles. The program runs smoothly on Windows 10, 8.1, 8, 7, Vista, XP, 98, and others.
Need Internet connection
Users must have internet connection to migrate Thunderbird emails to G Suite account. By just entering the valid username and password of G Suite account, the migration task can be accomplished in less time. No third-party app installation is required by users to carry out Thunderbird mailboxes to G Suite migration with this smart utility.
Sustain folder structure
There is no harm to the original mailbox hierarchy of Thunderbird database. The program quickly scans all Thunderbird emails and show the file structure to users before migration. After the migration of Thunderbird files to desired folder of G Suite account. Users can easily login to G Suite account and check the exact mailbox hierarchy without any alterations.
Comes in demo and license version
Thunderbird to Google Apps Importer Tool comes mainly in two versions – demo and license. Both versions have the same features and same working functions but the demo version is designed just for checking the utility before purchase so it will import only first 25 items from each mailbox of Thunderbird application. After satisfaction, users can apply for home, business, or enterprise license as per their needs.
Self-introductory steps
The guiding interface and self-expressive steps of this program do not create any hassle for users to complete the migration task. Users have to just follow the steps as guided by the application and within a few steps, Thunderbird files are migrated to G Suite account. Users can migrate multiple Thunderbird accounts with this application as it does not have any size restrictions.
Include attachments and email components
During the migration of Thunderbird to G Suite cloud, the utility include attachments and email components. Keeping all attachments and email properties embedded with emails, these are safely migrated from Thunderbird profile to G Suite account. These email attributes include to, cc, bcc, subject, date, time, from, and other formatting.
