This typically includes detailed website and customer analysis, consultation around your Shopify tech stack requirements, scoping of any international store requirements, custom development solutioning, a comprehensive data review (including identification of any custom product attributes), and development of ‘look and feel’ design concepts.

Our experienced UX designers will incorporate your unique brand story into an impactful aesthetic that fuses form and function. They will leverage data mined in the discovery phase to complete designs for all your required website templates. Replatforming can be a stand-alone project, or undertaken as part of a store redesign and/or branding exercise.

We’re well versed in the integration of third party platforms and apps, including ERP and OMS systems, CRM platforms, and customer service solutions. Our technical specialists have extensive experience leveraging custom middleware development or integration tools like Patchworks.

Your dedicated project team will export your product data from Magento and rework it into a Shopify-friendly format. We’ll then import this into Shopify, typically leveraging Matrixify to do this in bulk.

We’ll code a high-performance Shopify website, including any custom development. If applicable, this is where we’ll handle subscription and payment gateway migrations. We will also set up 301 redirects from Magento to Shopify to ensure shoppers are directed to the correct site, which is crucial for ensuring a positive customer experience and maintaining your hard earned search engine rankings.

During this stage of the migration project, we will export your order and customer data from Magento, before formatting it to align with Shopify’s data requirements. It can then be imported into Shopify in bulk.

Our in-house QA team will test your new website to ensure it aligns with functional specifications. We can also provide training in core Shopify Plus functionality, ensuring your ecommerce team is fully equipped to drive success on your new platform.

After a final period of testing by your ecommerce team to validate your new Shopify store against business requirements, your website will be ready to go live.