Order history customers can still see
Past orders migrate in a form customers can still access, instead of a clean break where their purchase history just disappears.
Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, and Squarespace all have their own version of the same migration problem: products and basic customer data export reasonably well, but order history, URL structure, and every integration pointed at the old platform need a real plan, not a one-click import.
Exporting a product catalog is the easy part, nearly every migration tool handles that. The harder part is everything downstream: order history customers expect to see, URL redirects so SEO rankings don't reset to zero, and every integration, accounting, email, inventory, that was pointed at the old store.
We plan the migration around what your business actually needs preserved, test it against a staging store before cutover, and repoint every integration so nothing silently breaks the day you switch.
direct-to-consumer and wholesale
The problemThey ran DTC and B2B as two completely separate operations. DTC orders came through Shopify. B2B orders came through email and phone. Inventory was a nightmare because the two channels weren't connected, and they'd oversell on Shopify because a big wholesale order just wiped out stock that hadn't been updated yet.
DTC and B2B ran as separate operations, and a big wholesale order could oversell the Shopify store. We unified both channels on one inventory source with a B2B portal, QuickBooks sync and ShipStation rules. Overselling stopped and B2B orders went from 20 minutes each to near zero.
Past orders migrate in a form customers can still access, instead of a clean break where their purchase history just disappears.
Old product and category URLs redirect to their new Shopify equivalents, so rankings built over years don't reset the day you launch.
Accounting, email marketing, inventory, and fulfillment tools get repointed at the new Shopify store instead of silently falling out of sync.
The migration gets verified against a staging store, orders, inventory counts, customer records, before your live store actually switches over.
The result isn't just a Shopify store with your products in it. It's a launch that doesn't cost you your order history, your search rankings, or a week of broken integrations.
Tell us what platform you're migrating from and what's connected to it today. We'll tell you what actually needs to move.
Let's talk →Magento, WooCommerce, BigCommerce, Wix, Squarespace, and others. Tell us what you're running and we'll tell you what's realistic to carry over.
Not if redirects are planned properly. We map old URLs to their new Shopify equivalents so search engines find the new page instead of a dead link.
They get repointed at the new Shopify store as part of the migration, accounting, email, inventory, fulfillment, so nothing's quietly broken after launch.
Yes. Tell us what you need, we'll tell you what it takes and what it costs. You decide from there.