We prepare and move your ecommerce data to its new platform, then check the results against the original records.
The same product can be structured very differently from one platform to another. Options and categories must follow the destination rules. The same is true for custom fields and inventory. Images and pricing require explicit mappings as well.
Years of catalog changes often leave duplicate values and inconsistent records. Missing images, malformed text, inactive products, and undocumented fields increase import risk.
Matching record counts do not prove that the destination is correct. Product relationships and images still require validation. So do website content and redirects. The customer-facing result must also be checked.
We identify the available exports and APIs.
We map each approved record type to its destination structure.
We clean up the agreed data and format it for the new platform.
We choose the import method according to the volume and complexity of the approved data.
We move and validate the agreed media and content.
We reconcile source data with the destination and document exceptions.
We gather the available data and establish source counts. Then we inspect its structure, identify quality issues, and confirm the source of truth.
We flag unclear records and recommend how to handle them. You approve the decisions before we change the data. Those decisions govern inactive records and duplicate customers. They also determine how categories and options should be handled. Custom values follow the same approved rules.
We prepare destination-ready records and run controlled imports. Technical errors discovered during execution are corrected before reconciliation.
We compare the source with the destination and review representative records. The client receives a clear account of any remaining exceptions.
The available data depends on the source and destination. Common migrations include catalog records and images. Customer profiles and website content may also move. Reviews and custom fields require compatible destinations. Redirect mappings protect established URLs.
Yes, when cleanup rules are defined. We can normalize fields and resolve agreed duplicates. We can also repair handles and organize categories. Records that require a business decision are identified for the client.
We compare source and destination counts. Then we review representative records and validate key relationships. Images receive a separate check. Any exception that cannot be resolved automatically is documented.
Often, but platform limits matter. We document which options should become true variants or modifiers. Other values may require line-item properties or metafields. Some products need an app or a changed structure.
Our standard approach is to treat the source as read-only whenever practical. That preserves a stable reference for mappings, validation, and exception review.
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