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10 articles for “Restore shares to groups”.
Choose whether to restore users or group shares
Set Restore shares to groups correctly before scanning the source.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Getting startedRestore sharing from start to finish
Follow one small batch from your first project to verified destination access.
3 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Connections & discoveryScan tenants or specific SharePoint sites
Choose a manageable scan scope and understand what to check when a site is missing.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Review & restoreUnderstand inherited access, baseline groups, and Read/Edit roles
Learn why some source entries are skipped and why unique child permissions need special care.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Getting startedWhat ShareRestore restores
Understand the difference between migrating content, restoring access, and recovering sharing links.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Getting startedTest a pilot before restoring a larger batch
Use a practical checklist to confirm mapping, access, links, and credits with a small sample.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026People, guests & groupsFix unresolved or ambiguous recipients
Understand why a person or group blocks a plan and how to resolve the decision safely.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026People, guests & groupsMap source users and groups to destination accounts
Choose the right recipient once, then apply that decision to the affected access changes.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026People, guests & groupsRestore access for a guest who is not in the destination yet
Keep an external collaborator's email or map them to a different existing destination account.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026People, guests & groupsImport user, guest, and group decisions from CSV
Review many identity matches using the template from the identity decision panel.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Browse by category
29 practical guides, organized around the work you need to do.
Getting started
Plan your first restore, learn the terms, and test a small pilot.
Browse guidesConnections & discovery
Connect tenants, choose scan scope, and find sites and OneDrives.
Browse guidesContent mapping
Match sites, import CSVs, and resolve file or folder mismatches.
Browse guidesPeople, guests & groups
Choose the right recipients, preserve guests, and review identity decisions.
Browse guidesReview & restore
Understand proposed changes, approval, inheritance, and sharing links.
Browse guidesResults & troubleshooting
Verify outcomes, investigate failures, and keep audit evidence.
Browse guidesAccount, credits & support
Check balances, choose a plan, manage billing, and get help.
Browse guidesFeatured guides
Answers to common decisions and points of confusion.
Test a pilot before restoring a larger batch
Use a practical checklist to confirm mapping, access, links, and credits with a small sample.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Connections & discoveryConnect the source and destination tenants
Authorize the correct Microsoft 365 tenants and understand who must complete each connection.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Connections & discoveryChoose whether to restore users or group shares
Set Restore shares to groups correctly before scanning the source.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026People, guests & groupsMap source users and groups to destination accounts
Choose the right recipient once, then apply that decision to the affected access changes.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026People, guests & groupsRestore access for a guest who is not in the destination yet
Keep an external collaborator's email or map them to a different existing destination account.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Review & restoreReview ready, blocked, skipped, and needs-review changes
Read the proposed access changes and decide what must be resolved before approval.
2 min read Updated Oct 15, 2026Need help with your project?
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