Today I found two tools from LinkTek that I want to share.  First, the free one.  LinkReporter is a free tool that reports on broken links throughout your IT enterprise.  I suggest you run it and then decide to either fix the links manually or use a paid product to fix them for you.

The second tool is LinkFixer Advanced which runs against SharePoint on-premise, Microsoft 365, Box, OneDrive, DropBox, and regular file servers.  It is an enterprise-wide application that appears to run against any of these platforms so it’s not specific to SharePoint at all.

For SharePoint-specific migrations, they offer a page which goes into more detail: LinkFixer Advanced for SharePoint.  This could be the tool that saves your job or your sanity.

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