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Shop migration

Shop migration without turning data, SEO and integrations into afterthoughts.

We treat a platform change as a repeatable migration process: inventory, mapping, test runs, redirects, integrations and go-live monitoring are planned before the final switch.

visualization of a structured e-commerce migration between an old and a new platform
01Inventory before import
02URL mapping & redirects
03Repeatable test migrations
04Go-live monitoring

Typical starting points

Where migrations usually become risky

The visible storefront is only one part of a migration. Product relationships, historical data, URLs and connected systems often carry more risk than the theme.

  • Legacy data is inconsistent or poorly documented
  • Old URLs and search visibility need to be preserved
  • ERP, PIM, payment or shipping integrations must be rebuilt
  • Custom functions do not map directly to the target platform

Deliverables

What we plan for a controlled migration

  • Source-system inventory and target data model
  • Field mapping and migration tooling
  • URL mapping, redirects and SEO checks
  • Integration migration, test runs and go-live plan

Use cases

Typical migration scenarios

The migration method depends on how much data, custom logic and external infrastructure is attached to the current shop.

01

WooCommerce, Shopify, Shopware, Magento or PrestaShop platform changes

02

Relaunch with a new data model

03

Legacy shop consolidation

04

Headless migration with a new storefront

Decision criteria

What should actually be migrated?

A migration is also an opportunity to remove obsolete data and functions. We define what must move, what should be transformed and what can be retired.

Questions we clarify early

  • Which data is legally or operationally required?
  • Which URLs have organic or referral value?
  • Which custom functions are still business-critical?
  • Which integrations need uninterrupted operation at go-live?

Quality & control

A migration should be repeatable before it is final.

The final import should not be the first complete run. Repeatable test migrations expose mapping errors and edge cases early.

  1. 01

    Validate counts, relationships and representative records

  2. 02

    Crawl redirects and important URLs before launch

  3. 03

    Test integrations and transactional flows in the target system

  4. 04

    Monitor indexation, errors and data flows after the switch

How we work

From target state to reliable implementation.

The emphasis of each step depends on the project. The goal is to expose risks early and make technical decisions transparent.

01

Discovery & target state

We clarify requirements, data, users, operating responsibilities and technical dependencies.

02

Concept & architecture

We define page structure, system boundaries, integrations and the quality criteria that matter for the project.

03

Implementation & testing

The solution is built iteratively and tested with realistic content, data and business processes.

04

Launch & improvement

We prepare go-live, monitoring, documentation and the next sensible development steps.

Frequently asked questions

Key questions about Shop migration.

Direct answers to questions that often matter before a decision or implementation.

How do you protect SEO during a shop migration?

We inventory relevant URLs, map old URLs to appropriate destinations, implement redirects, preserve or intentionally revise metadata and structured data, and monitor crawling and indexation after launch.

Can customer and order history be migrated?

Often yes, but feasibility depends on source and target data models, API access and legal requirements. We define the required history and test the mapping before final migration.

Can a migration run with minimal downtime?

That is often possible with staged imports and a final delta migration, but the exact approach depends on the platforms, integrations and transaction volume.

Project start

Planning a new shop, migration or targeted optimization?

Briefly describe the current setup, your goal and existing systems. We can then structure the most sensible next steps without forcing a platform decision too early.