IMAP to IMAP
Connect standards-based source and destination providers through one migration resource.
Connect source and destination accounts, copy complete IMAP mailboxes in the background, and run a final catch-up before the provider cutover.
POST /v1/mailbox/migrateFolders, flags, internal dates, progress, and resumable jobs.A mailbox is more than a list of messages. Maail moves the structure and state people expect to find after signing in to the new provider.
Connect standards-based source and destination providers through one migration resource.
Recreate nested mailbox structure and map provider-specific special folders deliberately.
Keep read, replied, flagged, and draft state together with original internal dates.
Continue after network or provider interruptions without restarting the complete transfer.
Read folder, message, byte, warning, and failure counters from a stable status endpoint.
Copy messages that arrived during the main run immediately before changing MX records.
The migration remains observable from the first connection check through final verification.
Test authentication, capabilities, folder access, and destination readiness.
Transfer folders and messages while reporting progress and recoverable warnings.
Catch up new messages, verify counts, and then switch mail delivery.
Credentials belong to connection resources. Jobs reference those resources, exposing progress without echoing secrets into every request.
/v1/mailbox/connectionCreate and verify an encrypted source or destination connection.
/v1/mailbox/migrateStart a migration between two verified connections.
/v1/mailbox/migrate/:idRead status, counters, warnings, and completion information.
/v1/mailbox/migrate/:id/catch-upRun an incremental pass before the final provider cutover.
Mailbox access exists to complete the requested transfer. Connections can be revoked after verification, and migration state can be removed according to the agreed retention window.
Share the source, destination, mailbox count, and desired cutover window to scope the migration.