Replatform WooCommerce to Shopify Without Losing Catalog, SEO, or Ops Rhythm

Phased migration for teams leaving WordPress/WooCommerce for Shopify, preserving catalog, SEO, customer history, and integrations (ERP/OMS including STORIS when that's your stack).

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Leaving WooCommerce is a data, plugin, and operations problem, not a theme swap.

Variable products, plugin stacks, WordPress content, and ERP seams rarely survive a lift-and-shift. Shopify is the destination; the work is mapping truth and cutting over safely.

Catalog & variant mapping

Woo attributes, variations, and custom product types need deliberate Shopify product, variant, and metafield modeling.

SEO & URL continuity

Redirects, sitemaps, and structured data planned so organic equity survives the move off WordPress permalinks.

Customer & order history

Accounts, order archives, and support context must carry forward without breaking retention or compliance.

Plugin & integration inventory

Woo plugins and custom hooks get mapped to Shopify-native patterns, apps, or middleware, not copied blindly.

ERP / OMS re-integration

Inventory, orders, and product truth need a reliable Shopify seam, STORIS and other ERP/OMS stacks included.

Phased cutover & rollback

Freeze windows, in-flight orders, and a defined pause path so go-live is controlled, not improvised.

WooCommerce exits and Shopify launches, with senior delivery.

We treat replatforms like product launches: mapped entities, phased loads, and integration discipline, with deep STORIS + Shopify experience when that stack is in play.

Senior-led delivery

Architecture and engineering leads stay on the program after the pitch, not a bait-and-switch staffing model.

Migration discipline

Idempotent jobs, reconciliation, acceptance criteria per entity, and cutover playbooks before anyone names a go-live date.

STORIS + Shopify depth

Specialty proof when STORIS stays in the loop, programs where Shopify and STORIS stay honest through catalog and fulfillment complexity.

Map first. Migrate in waves. Cut over with a playbook.

A WooCommerce → Shopify program is sequenced around catalog truth, SEO continuity, and integration seams, not a single risky flip.

Discovery & mapping

Product entities, plugin dependencies, custom fields, and business rules that must survive on Shopify.

SEO-safe catalog strategy

Product modeling, URL design, and redirect matrices planned before bulk loads begin.

Middleware / ERP plan

Define ownership, sync contracts, and reconciliation when ERP/OMS remains system of record.

Phased cutover

Wave migrations, parallel checks, freeze windows, and rollback triggers rehearsed with ops.

Woo and broader platform migrations to Shopify.

Retail programs where catalog integrity, showroom workflows, and back-office continuity mattered through replatforming.

Today’s Patio: WooCommerce to Shopify Migration

+175% online revenue since Endertech. We moved Today's Patio from WooCommerce to Shopify, connected their ERP (STORIS), and rebuilt their catalog so their products could be easily found on the site and advertised in search.

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Home Zone Furniture: Migrating from NopCommerce to Shopify with Integrated STORIS Inventory

+127% Shopify net sales. We moved Home Zone Furniture from nopCommerce to Shopify, improving their design and catalog organization in the process. STORIS remained their system of record.

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Berríos Furniture: nopCommerce to Shopify Migration with STORIS Integration

+13% GA ecommerce revenue, June 15 to September 22 year over year. Sessions and orders rose 10%.

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Shopify destination, deliberate data jobs, and integration middleware.

Platform-native Shopify work with migration tooling and ERP/OMS patterns, including STORIS when required.

Shopify Admin & Storefront APIs

Admin GraphQL, Storefront API, webhooks, and bulk operations for catalog, customers, and orders on Shopify.

Furniture & complex catalogs

Map Woo attributes and variations into Shopify products, variants, and metafields merchandisers can run.

Platform migration hub

Broader migration services, Shopify as destination, legacy suites as sources.

STORIS + Shopify middleware

When STORIS remains inventory and order truth, sync, reconciliation, and operational visibility.

Redirect & SEO tooling

URL inventories, redirect matrices, sitemap cutover, and Search Console monitoring through launch.

Hydrogen (optional path)

Headless React storefronts when Online Store themes are not enough, still Shopify commerce at the core.

Sibling migration pages from the platform hub.

WooCommerce is one common source platform. These related paths share the same Shopify destination and migration discipline.

nopCommerce → Shopify

Dedicated nopCommerce exit, catalog, SEO, and STORIS when that ERP stays in the loop.

Magento → Shopify

Adobe Commerce / Magento catalog, B2B rules, and SEO continuity on the way to Shopify.

SFCC → Shopify

Salesforce Commerce Cloud, SFCC, and Demandware exits for multi-store retail moving to Shopify.

Migration hub

All source → Shopify paths and shared cutover discipline in one place.

Diagnostic through full replatform and ongoing care.

Scope to the risk that matters: readiness, the Shopify rebuild, an ERP/STORIS connector when needed, or hypercare after cutover.

Migration diagnostic

Independent view of WooCommerce scope, SEO exposure, integration seams, and a realistic sequencing plan toward Shopify.

Full replatform

Shopify storefront, catalog migration, SEO cutover, and integrations as one accountable program.

ERP / STORIS connector

Owned middleware between Shopify and your ERP/OMS, STORIS included, instead of brittle exports.

Ongoing support

Hypercare through launch, then hardening for edge cases, API changes, and merchandising velocity.

Planning a WooCommerce to Shopify move?

Bring the catalog constraints, SEO priorities, and integrations that must survive (ERP/OMS including STORIS when that's your stack). We'll help you shape a phased migration to Shopify and a realistic first phase.

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