1. Start with the site and data definition
Before changing hosts, define what is actually moving. A law firm website may include page files, databases, media, forms, analytics settings, DNS records, SSL configuration and third-party account access. The available Bosseo page text says migration can include files, database, DNS and email records, but your consultation should confirm the exact scope for your site. The geographic relationship matters because the site may serve people in Sunset Hills while the firm itself may also address matters elsewhere in St. Louis County or Missouri. Do not let a broad service area become an excuse for unclear ownership or an incomplete migration inventory.
Recommended approach
Request a written inventory of assets, owners, administrators, domains, records and dependencies before approving a move. Separate the website from the domain registration and from email services. Confirm that your firm retains ownership of its domain and receives appropriate access to relevant accounts.
