Catalogue model review
Product types, attributes, categories, inventory sources, websites, and store views are sampled and mapped.
We replatform complex catalogues, B2B requirements, customer and order data, content, integrations, and URLs into a Shopify architecture your team can operate.
Every Magento store is shaped by its extensions. This is how the main records usually map to Shopify.
Configurable products become Shopify products with variants; their attributes become options. Catalogues are checked against Shopify's variant and option limits before import.
They are rebuilt using Shopify bundles, metafields, apps or custom logic, depending on how customers buy them.
URL rewrites and legacy paths are mapped to Shopify URLs with permanent redirects.
Meta titles and descriptions move to Shopify's SEO fields.
Profiles, addresses and customer attributes migrate.
Historical orders are imported and linked to customers without triggering emails, payments or stock changes.
Categories become collections; filterable attributes become metafields that power Shopify's storefront filters.
Magento reviews and ratings are imported into your chosen Shopify review app.
Content moves to Shopify pages, blogs and metaobjects; Page Builder layouts are rebuilt as theme sections.
They become Shopify B2B companies and catalogues, customer tags or discounts depending on the commercial rule.
Rules are rebuilt with Shopify discounts or Shopify Functions where the logic is more complex.
Subscription extensions move to a Shopify subscription app; saved payment details depend on your payment gateway.
Balances are reconciled and recreated as Shopify gift cards, store credit or in a loyalty app.
Languages and currencies map to Shopify Markets and translations; separate brands or regions may use expansion stores.
Product types, websites and store views, inventory sources, customer groups, shared catalogues, extensions, and integrations must be understood before the target build is defined.
Large Adobe Commerce migrations are architecture programs, not CSV exercises. We use the same catalogue and integration discipline demonstrated in our Shopify Plus work for Seal Skin Covers, where dynamic configuration and custom pricing support more than one million product variants.
We document editions, stores, catalogues, extensions, custom modules, integrations, infrastructure, release constraints, and ownership across teams.
Catalogue, B2B, international, content, checkout, integration, and operational requirements are assigned to a defined Shopify architecture.
Repeatable transforms are built for catalogue, customer, company, order, content, and SEO data, with reconciliation reports for each run.
The storefront, Shopify Plus configuration, apps, extensions, and middleware are delivered against the approved functional scope.
High-risk product types, B2B journeys, accounts, pricing, inventory, payments, tax, orders, analytics, and redirects are tested end to end.
A freeze and delta plan coordinates final data, DNS, redirects, integrations, monitoring, rollback responsibilities, and trading support.
Migration risk assessment
The assessment turns Adobe Commerce complexity into a scoped Shopify target, migration sequence, and risk register.
Product types, attributes, categories, inventory sources, websites, and store views are sampled and mapped.
Companies, buyer roles, catalogues, pricing, quotes, approvals, payment terms, and ordering journeys are documented.
ERP, PIM, WMS, CRM, tax, payments, search, marketing, and custom services receive target ownership.
You receive a scoped migration approach, major risks, dependencies, and the decisions needed before implementation.
Book a risk assessmentApps such as Cart2Cart and LitExtension connect to Magento and copy common records into Shopify, while import tools such as Matrixify load prepared spreadsheets. For a straightforward catalogue they are a quick, cost-effective way to move data.
A managed migration can still use these tools where they fit. The difference is that one team owns the result, from mapping to launch.
A Magento to Shopify migration typically takes 4–6 weeks depending on catalogue size, integrations and design scope.
We confirm the timeline after the risk assessment, once data volumes, integrations and the storefront scope are clear.
It depends on scope: the size and complexity of the catalogue, which data needs to move, the integrations and custom functionality involved, and whether the storefront is being redesigned or rebuilt.
We don't quote a figure before we've seen the store. The risk assessment comes first and gives you a scoped approach to price against.
No. Your Magento store stays live and keeps trading while we build and test the Shopify store separately. Any short content or order freeze is agreed with you in advance.
We crawl each relevant storefront, inventory canonical URLs, content, metadata, structured data, international relationships, and internal links, then implement and test permanent redirect mappings before launch.
Customer passwords can't be transferred because they are stored as one-way hashes, so customers activate their Shopify accounts or sign in with a one-time code.
Anything else that can't move directly is documented with a replacement plan rather than silently dropped.
It affects how we extract the data, not whether you can move. Magento 1 reached end of life in 2020, so those stores often have older extensions and custom code to unpick. Magento 2 Open Source and Adobe Commerce share a similar data model, with Adobe Commerce adding features such as B2B and content staging that need their own Shopify mapping.