Ecommerce Migration Services

We’re a commerce-focused agency with verified ecosystem credibility across the platforms people most often replatform to. You can independently confirm Elogic Commerce in Shopify’s official Partner Directory, and we also hold recognized partner statuses in the Adobe Commerce and Hyvä ecosystems—signals that matter when “best of” lists evaluate maturity and delivery capability.

We migrate the critical commerce entities (customers, orders, products, and key store configurations) and start with a full store backup so you always have a restore point. The process on the page explicitly includes backup, certified-led data transfer, and a full quality check before go-live to reduce the risk of missing or corrupted records.

SEO is handled as a migration workstream, not an afterthought: we preserve or map URL structures where feasible, carry over metadata and key indexing signals, and validate templates and tracking during QA before launch. Your page already calls out that a properly managed migration can maintain SEO by keeping URL structure and metadata intact—this FAQ should expand that promise into a clear methodology.

We plan extension transfer and custom code migration as separate, explicit steps. Where automated transfer makes sense, we use it; where it doesn’t, we rebuild functionality with a custom approach (or new tooling) so the new platform retains the critical business capabilities and integrations you rely on.

We don’t treat go-live as the finish line. The process on the page includes deployment and highlights ongoing support and maintenance to keep operations uninterrupted, address issues quickly, and continue optimizing performance and conversion after migration.

Yes. We run a structured assessment and migration strategy phase to align stakeholders on scope, timeline, and the target platform that best fits your growth plans. On this service page, we position migrations to platforms like BigCommerce, Adobe Commerce, WooCommerce, Salesforce Commerce Cloud, and SAP Commerce as part of our replatforming scope.

We plan the cutover as part of the migration strategy and then validate the new store in a dedicated quality-check phase before deployment. That sequence is designed to minimize disruption and ensure you can go live and resume sales quickly, with post-launch support available to stabilize and iterate.

Most themes can’t be directly migrated between platforms, so we treat “theme transition” as a dedicated phase. We either rebuild the storefront as a custom theme or redesign strategically, aiming for better UX and conversions while ensuring the new frontend is optimized for performance and mobile usability.

The most common risks are data loss, SEO disruption, and functionality regressions (especially around checkout, payments, and integrations). Our process counters these with upfront assessment, complete backups, controlled transfer of data and custom functionality, and a comprehensive quality-check phase focused on performance, security, and real user journeys before deployment.