Migrate Lotus Notes Databases to IBM Connections

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Migrate Lotus Notes content to IBM Connections

Easily migrate your Lotus Notes / Domino databases directly to IBM Connections with the Export Utility for Lotus Notes developed by AGECOM. The Export Utility connects directly to your nominated IBM Connections server and handles the uploading of content along with inline images and file attachments.

Features of the IBM Connections server migration
The following features are available in the Export Utility for migrating content to IBM Connections.

Choose to upload text only or maintain the same look and feel of uploaded content as it appears in Lotus Notes.
Upload file attachments and OLE objects.
Uploading of inline images is supported.
Content can be uploaded from any Lotus Notes database.
Upload complete document content or content in a specific field only.
You can choose where to upload content to the IBM Connections server: Activities, Blogs, Forums (Topics), Wikis.
Browse all your Communities, Activities, Blogs, Forums, and Wikis directly from the Lotus Notes client.
Create new Communities, Activities, Blogs, Forums, and Wikis directly from the Lotus Notes client.
All documents can be uploaded or a Notes formula can be specified to filter which documents to upload.
Special support implemented for standard Lotus Notes databases: TeamRoom, Discussion Forum, Document Library, Mail files.
TeamRoom - Action Item, Discussion, Meeting, Reference, and other document types. All versions of TeamRoom are supported.
Mailfile - Messages received, Messages sent, Calendar entries, To-Do items. Support for maintaining conversation threads.
Tags can be computed at run time using a Notes Formula or by field value (eg. Categories)

Try it now
Click here to download the Export Utility and try it out.

We remind you the Export Utility can also export your Lotus Notes content to PDF, HTML, Microsoft Access, Microsoft Excel, Microsoft Word, XML, Comma Delimited (CSV), and other character delimited formats.

The image below shows the original Lotus Notes document and how it looks when uploaded as a Forum Topic to IBM Connections. Note the original layout has been retained, inline images uploaded and file attachment uploaded as well.