Shopify Migration
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We support migrations from WooCommerce, Magento, BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, and custom commerce platforms. The migration plan is shaped around the source platform, data model, operational systems, and the parts of the existing experience worth preserving.

We map data, URLs, content, integrations, checkout behaviour, subscriptions, and operational dependencies before cutover. AI-assisted analysis and automation help us process repetitive checks faster, while senior specialists verify the results, own launch decisions, and plan testing, rollback thinking, and post-launch monitoring explicitly.

We work to preserve existing search equity through URL mapping, redirect planning, metadata and content checks, crawl validation, and post-launch monitoring. No responsible agency can guarantee rankings, so risks and trade-offs are made visible early.

We define exactly which records move, how fields map into Shopify, what historical data is required, and what should remain archived elsewhere. Test migrations and reconciliation checks are used before the production cutover.

Usually, yes, but each system needs its own assessment. We review APIs, export quality, customer impact, recurring payment constraints, operational workflows, and fallback options before confirming the approach.

Launch planning covers responsibilities, freeze windows, final data, DNS and redirect changes, test transactions, monitoring, issue triage, and communication. The exact support window is documented in the project plan rather than assumed.