Catalog and order sample
Products, options, collections, customers, fulfilled orders, pricing, inventory, media, and custom fields are reviewed.

Wix Stores, Members, Pricing Plans, Bookings, CMS Collections, automations, and page URLs each need an explicit Shopify destination before data starts moving.
Products, options, collections, inventory, customers, fulfilled orders, discounts, media, and store settings are mapped and reconciled.
Pricing Plans, Bookings, Members, forms, email automations, reviews, loyalty, and connected apps are assessed by business function.
Pages, blog posts, CMS Collections, metadata, structured content, tracking, domains, and legacy URLs are included in the launch plan.
We inventory products, option combinations, SKUs, pricing, inventory, media, collections, ribbons, custom fields, subscriptions, and merchandising relationships. Each field is assigned to Shopify products, variants, metafields, metaobjects, collections, bundles, or supporting logic.
Contacts, site members, customer profiles, addresses, consent, fulfilled orders, discounts, tax, shipping, and account expectations are reconciled against Shopify. Password constraints and the customer activation flow are planned clearly.
Recurring plans, memberships, bookings, events, loyalty, reviews, forms, automations, and app-owned records are reviewed separately. We confirm what can transfer, what needs a replacement workflow, and what requires customer communication.
Wix pages, blog posts, dynamic pages, CMS Collections, repeaters, forms, media, menus, and reusable content are rebuilt around Shopify sections, blocks, pages, blogs, metaobjects, and theme templates.
We crawl indexable Wix URLs, preserve useful metadata and content, map permanent redirects, validate canonicals and internal links, and keep analytics, advertising, consent, and conversion tracking comparable through launch.
1. Wix feature inventory
We document Wix Stores, apps, CMS Collections, Members, Pricing Plans, Bookings, automations, integrations, content, tracking, and operational workflows.
2. Data and URL mapping
Catalog, customers, orders, content, subscriptions, app data, metadata, and indexable URLs receive defined Shopify destinations and validation rules.
3. Rehearsal migration
Representative records are extracted, transformed, imported, and checked for counts, relationships, media, pricing, accounts, orders, and exceptions.
4. Shopify implementation
We build the storefront, content model, app stack, account experience, analytics, integrations, and maintainable merchant workflows.
5. Journey validation
Products, content, search, accounts, subscriptions, checkout, payments, shipping, tax, emails, tracking, and redirects are tested.
6. Cutover and monitoring
Final data, domain, redirects, account communication, tracking, operational handover, launch checks, and post-launch monitoring are coordinated.
Wix can combine commerce, content, memberships, bookings, and automation in one site. Our migration separates those jobs clearly so Shopify receives the data and workflows the store still needs, without carrying unnecessary complexity.
See our complex catalog work for Seal Skin Covers.
Yes. We map product data, options, SKUs, pricing, inventory, media, collections, custom fields, and merchandising relationships into the appropriate Shopify structures.
Yes, where Wix exports or APIs and Shopify support the required fields. We reconcile record counts and document transformed, excluded, or app-owned data rather than silently dropping it.
Passwords generally cannot be moved directly. We plan the appropriate Shopify customer activation or reset flow and include customer communication in the launch checklist.
We document the business purpose and data behind each service, then map it to Shopify native features, apps, subscriptions, integrations, custom work, or a deliberate retirement decision.
The content and media can be migrated, while the Wix layout is rebuilt for Shopify. Dynamic pages and CMS Collections are mapped into pages, blogs, metaobjects, sections, blocks, and theme templates.
We crawl the Wix site, inventory indexable URLs and metadata, preserve useful content, map permanent redirects, validate canonicals and internal links, and monitor indexing after launch.
Migration risk assessment
We review the Wix data, apps, content, and customer journeys most likely to affect scope, validation, and launch.
Products, options, collections, customers, fulfilled orders, pricing, inventory, media, and custom fields are reviewed.
Pricing Plans, Bookings, Members, forms, automations, subscriptions, reviews, loyalty, and integrations are documented.
Pages, blog posts, CMS Collections, dynamic routes, media, metadata, domains, tracking, and redirects are inventoried.
Extraction, test imports, final data, account communication, domain, redirects, QA, ownership, and monitoring are planned.
You receive a scoped migration approach, major risks, dependencies, and the decisions needed before implementation.
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