NOTE: The acceptable mapping in Evernote and OneNote is:

• Evernote -> OneNote
• Evernote stacks and notebooks -> OneNote notebooks
• Evernote/stacks and notebooks/notebook -> OneNote/notebook/section
  where Evernote notebook is mapped to OneNote section

Here are short instructions on how to back up Evernote to OneNote:

1. Start the synchronization wizard to sync two cloud accounts.
2. Click the Evernote icon:
   
3. Select an already-configured Evernote account or click “Add Evernote” to add a new Evernote account:
   
4. If you click “Add Evernote,” you will be forwarded to authorize cloudHQ to access your account:
   
5. Select “Stacks and Notebooks” if you want to back up all notebooks and notes, or select which Evernote notebooks you want to back up:
   
6. Click the icon for the service you want to use to back up Evernote (e.g. OneNote):
   
7. Select an already-configured OneNote account or click “Add OneNote” to add a new OneNote account:
   
8. If you click “Add OneNote,” you will be forwarded to authorize cloudHQ to access your account:
   
9. Select a OneNote notebook where you want to back up Evernote Stacks and Notebooks:
   
10. Click “Switch to one-way sync” to back up files to a OneNote notebook:
    
11. Choose your options. Synchronization will start automatically:
    
12. The synchronization status will display after initial synchronization.
13. Here is How to Monitor Status of Sync.
14. You will receive an email confirming the success of the the initial synchronization.

Why the number of notes can differ

Notes that are in the Evernote trash are not copied. Each Evernote notebook becomes a section in OneNote, and the notes become pages in that section (see the mapping at the top).

What is not copied

cloudHQ reads your personal notebooks, your business notebooks and the notebooks that are shared with you (linked notebooks). Notebooks that exist only in the Evernote desktop app (local notebooks) are not stored in the cloud, so cloudHQ cannot back them up.