Yes, it is possible to migrate Outlook PST data to Google Workspace, but the process may not always be as simple as directly uploading a PST file. PST is an Outlook-specific file format, so you generally need a migration tool or supported method to transfer emails and other mailbox data into Google Workspace.
For users handling multiple or large PST files, a dedicated PST converter can make the process much easier. I recently came across SysInfo PST Converter, which supports direct migration of PST data to Google Workspace. It can transfer emails along with attachments while maintaining the original folder hierarchy and important email properties.
What I particularly like is that it supports batch processing, so multiple PST files can be added instead of migrating each file individually. There are also options to preview mailbox data, apply date filters, skip previously migrated items, and remove duplicate emails.
It also supports other destinations such as Office 365 and IMAP, as well as formats like EML, MBOX, PDF, CSV, VCF, and ICS. OAuth 2.0 authentication is available for cloud migrations, which is useful from a security perspective.
Has anyone here used
SysInfo PST Converter for a Google Workspace migration? I’d be interested to know how well it handles large PST files and whether the folder structure and attachments are preserved accurately after migration.