Catalog model review
Product types, attributes, categories, inventory sources, websites, and store views are sampled and mapped.
Shopify Partner5.0159 reviewsSince 2018View Shopify profile ↗Adobe Commerce (Magento) to Shopify Migration
Complex Adobe Commerce logic needs a clear Shopify model
Product types, websites and store views, inventory sources, customer groups, shared catalogs, extensions, and integrations must be understood before the target build is defined.
Complex catalog structures
Simple, configurable, grouped, bundle, virtual, and downloadable products are assessed against Shopify product and merchandising requirements.
B2B & commercial rules
Companies, buyers, catalogs, customer-specific pricing, quotes, approvals, tax rules, and payment terms are mapped into Shopify Plus capabilities.
Integration footprint
ERP, PIM, WMS, CRM, search, tax, payment, marketing, and custom extensions are redesigned around the Shopify operating model.
How Adobe Commerce maps into Shopify
We inventory simple, configurable, grouped, bundle, virtual, and downloadable products alongside attributes, categories, related products, pricing, and media. The target may use Shopify variants, bundles, metafields, metaobjects, collections, apps, or custom services.
Adobe Commerce websites, store views, currencies, languages, source inventory, and stock relationships are compared with the planned Shopify Markets, locations, catalogs, and storefront structure.
Company accounts, buyer roles, shared catalogs, customer groups, negotiated pricing, quotes, purchase orders, credit, and approval rules are mapped as commercial workflows, not treated as ordinary customer records.
CMS pages, Page Builder content, category copy, metadata, canonicals, structured data, international URLs, and redirect requirements are inventoried before the new information architecture is approved.
Each extension and integration is traced to the business process it supports. We then decide whether it becomes a Shopify feature, app, Shopify Function, checkout extension, middleware service, or retired dependency.
Our Adobe Commerce migration process
1. Architecture discovery
We document editions, stores, catalogs, extensions, custom modules, integrations, infrastructure, release constraints, and ownership across teams.
2. Target solution mapping
Catalog, B2B, international, content, checkout, integration, and operational requirements are assigned to a defined Shopify architecture.
3. Migration pipeline
Repeatable transforms are built for catalog, customer, company, order, content, and SEO data, with reconciliation reports for each run.
4. Storefront and integrations
The storefront, Shopify Plus configuration, apps, extensions, and middleware are delivered against the approved functional scope.
5. Rehearsal and UAT
High-risk product types, B2B journeys, accounts, pricing, inventory, payments, tax, orders, analytics, and redirects are tested end to end.
6. Controlled cutover
A freeze and delta plan coordinates final data, DNS, redirects, integrations, monitoring, rollback responsibilities, and trading support.
Migration decisions you can trace
Large Adobe Commerce migrations are architecture programs, not CSV exercises. We use the same catalog 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.
See our complex catalog work for Seal Skin Covers.
Adobe Commerce to Shopify Migration FAQ
Yes. We assess the exact edition, version, extensions, hosting model, and customizations in use. The migration plan is based on the store that actually exists rather than treating every Magento-based implementation as the same.
Yes, but they do not always have a one-to-one Shopify equivalent. We map the buying and operational requirement behind each product type, then select the right combination of variants, bundles, metafields, metaobjects, apps, or custom logic.
Company accounts, buyers, catalogs, pricing, quotes, approvals, and payment terms can be mapped into Shopify Plus, but the target workflow must be designed explicitly. We validate both data and user journeys during discovery.
We document system ownership, data direction, events, schedules, failure handling, and operational users. Integrations are then rebuilt or adapted around Shopify APIs and an agreed middleware architecture.
We use repeatable rehearsal imports, a defined content and order freeze, a final delta strategy, cutover ownership, and rollback criteria. The exact window depends on data volume and integration activity.
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.
Migration risk assessment
What we review before your Adobe Commerce migration
The assessment turns Adobe Commerce complexity into a scoped Shopify target, migration sequence, and risk register.
B2B workflow review
Companies, buyer roles, catalogs, pricing, quotes, approvals, payment terms, and ordering journeys are documented.
Integration landscape
ERP, PIM, WMS, CRM, tax, payments, search, marketing, and custom services receive target ownership.
Delivery and cutover plan
We identify migration waves, testing gates, data freezes, delta requirements, owners, and launch dependencies.
You receive a scoped migration approach, major risks, dependencies, and the decisions needed before implementation.
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