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Products, combinations, attributes, features, packs, pricing, stock, media, and custom fields are reviewed.
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PrestaShop migrations depend on the modules and data underneath
Combinations, features, custom fields, multistore rules, localization, and module-owned data need to be identified before the Shopify build is scoped.
Combinations & features
Products, combinations, attributes, features, packs, custom fields, prices, stock, images, categories, and brands are mapped.
Multistore & localization
Shop relationships, domains, languages, currencies, taxes, customer groups, price rules, and content are aligned with Shopify.
Modules & overrides
Payment, shipping, search, promotions, checkout, content, analytics, and custom module behavior are replaced deliberately.
How PrestaShop maps into Shopify
We map products, combinations, attributes, features, packs, accessories, manufacturers, suppliers, categories, custom fields, prices, stock, media, and SEO fields into Shopify products, variants, metafields, metaobjects, collections, and apps.
Customer profiles, addresses, groups, carts, fulfilled orders, discounts, tax treatment, and account requirements are reviewed against Shopify data and customer-account capabilities.
Each shop, domain, language, currency, country, catalog assignment, tax rule, price rule, payment method, and shipping method is compared with the intended Shopify Markets and store structure.
CMS pages, category copy, blog content where present, metadata, friendly URLs, canonicals, schema, media, and localized paths are inventoried and mapped to Shopify destinations and redirects.
Core overrides, theme customizations, modules, web services, scheduled jobs, ERP links, payment, shipping, search, loyalty, reviews, and marketing tools receive a target replacement or rebuild decision.
Our PrestaShop migration process
1. Store and module audit
We document PrestaShop versions, shops, themes, overrides, modules, data volumes, localization, integrations, and daily operations.
2. Data and market mapping
Catalog, customer, order, content, multistore, language, currency, tax, shipping, payment, and SEO requirements receive Shopify targets.
3. Migration rehearsal
Representative combinations, prices, customers, orders, content, and localized data are imported and reconciled before full migration.
4. Shopify storefront build
We implement the theme, Markets, content structure, apps, custom logic, analytics, and operational integrations.
5. End-to-end validation
Merchandising, localization, accounts, checkout, tax, payment, shipping, emails, feeds, tracking, and redirects are tested.
6. Final sync and launch
The final data window, DNS, redirects, integrations, QA ownership, support, and post-launch monitoring are coordinated.
Migration decisions you can trace
PrestaShop behavior is often distributed across modules, overrides, and multistore configuration. We make those dependencies visible first so the Shopify implementation stays understandable after launch.
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PrestaShop to Shopify Migration FAQ
Yes. We map each combination and attribute according to SKU, inventory, price, media, filtering, and buying-journey requirements, then choose the appropriate Shopify product, variant, metafield, or custom model.
Yes, but the target may use one Shopify store with Markets, multiple stores, catalogs, localized domains, or a combination. We compare commercial and operational requirements before recommending the structure.
They are audited by business purpose. Required behavior is then assigned to Shopify native features, apps, Functions, checkout extensions, theme code, middleware, or a conscious retirement decision.
Yes, where the available source data and Shopify support the fields required. We reconcile totals and relationships and document any transformed, excluded, or app-owned data.
We inventory shop, language, currency, country, price, tax, domain, and content relationships, then map them into the approved Shopify store and Markets architecture.
We crawl every relevant shop and locale, inventory friendly URLs, metadata, canonicals, content, schema, and internal links, then implement and test permanent redirects before launch.
Migration risk assessment
What we review before your PrestaShop migration
We identify the PrestaShop data, multistore, localization, and module decisions that determine scope and launch risk.
Multistore mapping
Shops, domains, languages, currencies, countries, taxes, customer groups, and price rules are documented.
Module dependency map
Modules, overrides, custom code, scheduled jobs, and integrations are grouped by target solution.
Migration and cutover plan
Test imports, final deltas, content freeze, domain, redirects, QA, ownership, and launch support are planned.
You receive a scoped migration approach, major risks, dependencies, and the decisions needed before implementation.
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