Move Forward Without Putting Revenue at Risk.

Ecommerce platform migration services move your store to a new platform: products, customers, order history, integrations, and search rankings. We map every field, move data in stages that can be rerun safely, compare old and new records, and rehearse the cutover. Most of our migrations go to Shopify, including headless Shopify when the storefront needs it.

Migration moves data and integrations to a new platform. Replatforming is the whole program around it: choosing the platform, rebuilding the storefront, migrating data, rebuilding integrations, protecting SEO, and cutting over. Home Zone Furniture and Berríos Furniture both replatformed from nopCommerce to Shopify while STORIS stayed in place.

We list every URL that earns traffic, map redirects, carry over titles and structured data, and check internal links on staging before launch. After cutover we watch Search Console closely for errors and lost pages. Discontinued products get a planned redirect instead of a dead end.

Phased cutover moves the business in slices, such as a region, category, or brand, so each wave is proven before the next. Typical steps are mapping, staged data moves with checkpoints, a limited pilot or parallel run, and a go-live plan with a freeze window and rollback triggers. Close support follows launch.

Integrations usually carry more risk than the storefront. We decide which system owns each piece of data, such as stock, price, and order status, then point the middleware at the new platform with retries and alerts. When STORIS stays in place, as it did for Home Zone and Berríos, operations keep running through the cutover.

B2B replatforming adds contract pricing, account hierarchies, quotes, payment terms, and catalogs by customer on top of a normal catalog move. B2C focuses more on page speed, promotions, and high-volume checkout. Both need careful data migration, but B2B cutovers often start with one customer group or region first.