WebDAV Migration

WebDAV Overview

WebDAV stands for “Web Distributed Authoring and Versioning”. It is a protocol that allows users to edit and manage files stored on a remote server. One of the main benefits of WebDAV is that it allows users to edit and collaborate on files in real-time, as well as manage file permissions and track changes to files. WebDAV is often used in conjunction with content management systems, groupware applications, and other tools that require the ability to edit and manage files remotely.

WebDAV Migration

We offer a cutting-edge data migration tool as our main product, designed to enable swift and effortless transfers of data. Whether you require moving data across cloud-to-cloud platforms or transitioning from an on-premise system to the cloud, our tool guarantees a smooth experience. With its seamless integration capabilities, it supports over 20 Cloud Storage Providers, enabling easy file transfers from WebDAV to SharePoint Online, and other compatible systems.

We provide professional services for WebDAV migration & backup.

If you would need our consulting or professional migration services for your upcoming backup and migration project – please contact us and we would be more than happy to help.

Easy 3 Step Setup

How to transfer files to WebDAV?

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Select Source

Choose from the multiple cloud source providers from which you want to migrate your files

Select Destination

Choose the cloud destination where you want your files to be migrated

That’s It!

Once the cloud source and destination are selected, you can start the data migration

01

Select Source

Choose from the multiple cloud source providers from which you want to migrate your files

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Select Destination

Choose the cloud destination where you want your files to be migrated

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That’s It!

Once the cloud source and destination are selected, you can start the data migration

WebDAV migration tool

Cloudsfer delivers the speed, security, and functionality required by enterprises for data migration. Migrate with Cloudsfer to WebDAV and manage all phases and aspects of projects, from pre-development and bidding to project completion.

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How do I move from WebDAV to Google Drive?

No matter what is your motivation to move from WebDAV to Google Drive, the price, the cloud quota, the simplicity, the collaboration capabilities, or any other relevant reason – we are here to help you. Cloudsfer can do everything for you, after a few clicks, Cloudsfer lets you migrate from WebDAV to Google Drive without needing to transfer all the data locally using a local physical drive.

Using Cloudsfer’s user-friendly WebDAV data migration tool you can migrate content to any of our supported systems.

Here are some of the many benefits of using Cloudsfer to migrate content from and to WebDAV:

Let Cloudsfer handle any cloud restrictions and limitation automatically
Migrate all file types
Keep hierarchy structure
Apply filters by file size, type and metadata
High speed upload bandwidth
Secure Migration
Define a daily, weekly, schedule
Multiple Systems in one easy-to-use UI for more than 30 integrations
Complete migration report
Support for Delta/Incremental Migration

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