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Products, variants, properties, custom fields, advanced prices, media, and filters are reviewed.

Properties, Rule Builder conditions, advanced prices, sales channels, custom fields, and Shopping Experiences all influence the right Shopify setup.
Product properties, exclusions, option surcharges, media, filters, custom fields, cross-sells, and advanced prices are mapped deliberately.
Rule Builder logic, customer groups, promotions, shipping, payment, tax, language, currency, and channel behavior are documented.
Landing pages, category layouts, dynamic content, SEO settings, media, and reusable content structures are rebuilt for Shopify editing.
We map parent and variant relationships, product numbers, properties, exclusions, option pricing, media, manufacturers, filters, cross-selling, and custom fields into Shopify products, variants, metafields, metaobjects, collections, and search configuration.
Quantity pricing, customer-specific prices, promotions, shipping and payment availability, cart conditions, and other Rule Builder behavior are translated into Shopify catalogs, discounts, Functions, apps, or custom services.
Landing pages, shop pages, category layouts, reusable blocks, dynamic data mappings, media, and localized content are redesigned around Shopify sections, blocks, metaobjects, pages, and theme templates.
Customer groups, addresses, orders, languages, currencies, domains, channel assignments, payment methods, shipping methods, and tax behavior are reconciled against the target Shopify store and Markets structure.
Shopware extensions and custom integrations are audited by business function. ERP, PIM, warehouse, search, marketing, payment, and operational connections receive a documented Shopify replacement or rebuild plan.
1. Version and feature audit
We identify the Shopware version, editions, sales channels, plugins, themes, custom fields, rules, integrations, and operational dependencies.
2. Data and rule mapping
Products, properties, advanced prices, customers, orders, content, SEO, and Rule Builder behavior are assigned to Shopify destinations.
3. Repeatable test migration
Data transforms are rehearsed and reconciled, with representative complex products, prices, customers, orders, and content checked early.
4. Storefront and integrations
We build the Shopify storefront, content editing model, Markets setup, apps, Functions, and operational integrations.
5. Business journey validation
Merchandising, pricing, promotions, search, accounts, checkout, payments, shipping, tax, analytics, and redirects are tested.
6. Cutover and monitoring
Final sync, domain, redirects, tracking, operational handover, support coverage, and post-launch monitoring are coordinated.
A reliable Shopware migration preserves the intent behind rules and content, not the original implementation. We document those decisions so merchant teams understand how the new Shopify store works after handover.
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Yes. The extraction method and source structures differ, so we confirm the exact version, plugins, customizations, and available APIs before defining the migration pipeline.
We map the buying and filtering requirement behind each property, option, and exclusion. The target can use Shopify options, variants, metafields, metaobjects, collections, search filters, or custom product logic.
Rules are not copied blindly. We document the business outcome of each important rule and rebuild it using Shopify catalogs, discounts, Functions, apps, checkout configuration, or custom services.
The content and media can be moved, but the Shopware layout implementation is rebuilt for Shopify. We map reusable layouts and dynamic content into maintainable theme sections, blocks, pages, and metaobjects.
Yes, where the source and Shopify support the required fields. We reconcile totals, relationships, currencies, taxes, addresses, and statuses, and document any fields that require transformation.
We crawl each relevant sales channel, inventory product, category, content, and localized URLs, map permanent redirects, preserve useful metadata, and monitor indexing and traffic after launch.
Migration risk assessment
We identify the Shopware structures and rules that need the most attention before a Shopify scope is agreed.
Products, variants, properties, custom fields, advanced prices, media, and filters are reviewed.
Pricing, promotions, shipping, payment, tax, customer, and cart conditions are grouped by target solution.
Shopping Experiences, category layouts, landing pages, localization, and SEO fields are inventoried.
Apps, custom services, data owners, test cycles, final sync, and launch dependencies are documented.
You receive a scoped migration approach, major risks, dependencies, and the decisions needed before implementation.
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