Are you deleting MigrationWiz projects once cutover is done and then losing the audit trail you will need months later?

A MigrationWiz project is the migration audit record. It contains per-user item counts, item-level error logs with error codes and timestamps, job status history, and throughput data across all migration passes. Once a project is deleted, that information is permanently removed.

That history becomes valuable long after cutover for common scenarios: a user reports missing mail six months later and the item-level report can show whether it migrated successfully, pointing to a delivery or access issue in the destination, or whether it failed with a specific error code, pointing to a migration issue that may have a remediation path. Compliance audits may also require proof of when particular mailbox data moved. Even internal retrospectives benefit from real throughput metrics when building a more accurate schedule for the next engagement.

BitTitan charges for active User Migration Bundle licenses applied to active migration projects. Keeping a project archived after UMB licenses have been consumed does not create an ongoing licensing cost.

Do you have a documented retention policy for MigrationWiz projects that defines how long project records are kept after migration closes?

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