WooCommerce, Magento, Lightspeed or something homegrown nobody documented. Products, customers, orders and every URL land where they should — over a weekend, with the old store still selling until we flip it.
Old URLs 404, rankings built over years evaporate in a fortnight, and nobody notices until the monthly report.
Variants flattened, images unlinked from products, customer accounts without order history. Cleaning that up by hand takes weeks.
Warehouse, accounting and support all had a workflow in the old system. Nobody mapped it before the switch.
We migrate everything into a staging store, break it, fix the script and run it again. Cutover day is the third time we do it, not the first.
A full crawl of the old store mapped one to one against the new one. Nothing lands on a 404, including your old blog and filter URLs.
Customers keep their accounts, order history and addresses. Subscribers stay subscribed. Wholesale keeps its prices.
Accounting, ERP, WMS and shipping reconnected and tested with a real order before you go live, not after.
WE DO NOT SWITCH ANYTHING OFF UNTIL THE NEW STORE HAS TAKEN A REAL ORDER.
If you like it, yes — we rebuild it as a Shopify theme. Most people take the move as the moment to fix what they had outgrown.
It isn't. The old store keeps selling until DNS points at the new one, which takes minutes on a quiet Saturday.
It is the part we spend the most time on. Every indexed URL gets a redirect, structured data is rebuilt, and we watch Search Console for a month.
Bring your current platform, roughly how many products, and which systems are attached. You leave with a realistic timeline.