The Target "Location" is optional and can be completely removed or changed to your preference. I also set the Target "Location", or base folder in the PST file, to: Google Vault Emails For example it could be set to: C:\Users\Josh\Desktop\Google Vault Export\PST files\helpdesk.pst The Target format can be set to "PST file" for example and the "PST File:" setting will be the location of where the PST file will be saved. For my example, it would be set to: C:\Users\Josh\Desktop\Google Vault Export\ The Source format will be set to "Google Vault" and the " Location" is set to where your Google Vault Export is located on your hard drive. Let’s now go through how you can successfully process a Google Vault export to individual PST files for each email address using the Aid4Mail 5 Enterprise license.įirst lets setup a single session in Aid4Mail 5. Again Aid4Mail 5 will be able to process all of the MBOX files inside of the zipped files, so there is no need to unzip them. Inside each of the zipped files for each email account, there will be an MBOX file. Your Google Vault export should have a file/folder structure that looks similar to this: Functionality to create multiple sessions to convert all the MBOX files from each email address to a separate PST file or to other supported formats like EML, MBOX, PDF or MSG.This means Aid4Mail will be able to preserve the folder structure and save the emails with multiple labels into each target folder.
Process all the emails for each email address while preserving the labels and email status information (replied, sent, etc.) for each email.This means you don't need to unzip all the files. It can access the Google Vault MBOX files located in the zipped files in their native format.Here's how Aid4Mail version 5 handles the Google Vault format: It is important that the "meatadata.xml" and "results-count.csv" files are downloaded and saved in the same location as the main "Zip" file(s). Google Vault exports are downloaded via the Google vault platform and come in ZIP files that contain additional zip files with MBOX files inside. With Aid4Mail version 5, you can now process Google Vault exports in their native format.
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