BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce Migration

We treat migration as a controlled replatforming program, not a data-copy task: discovery and risk mapping first, then architecture and scope sign-off, parallel build and validation while BigCommerce keeps selling, and a gated go-live only after QA/UAT confirms revenue-critical journeys (search, PDP, cart, checkout, payments, tax, shipping, emails, tracking).

We migrate the data and operating context required to run the business on day one: catalog (products, variants, attributes, categories), customers, orders, content pages where applicable, SEO-critical elements (metadata and redirect mapping), and configuration baselines—then validate data integrity and storefront rendering through QA before launch.

Apps don’t transfer directly, so we map each capability to the right Adobe Commerce approach: native features, vetted extensions, or custom development/integrations. For ERP/CRM/PIM/OMS and other core systems, we redesign the integration layer so inventory, pricing, customer accounts, and order flows remain consistent after cutover.

We run the migration in parallel, validate the Adobe Commerce environment end-to-end, and execute a controlled cutover (often during a low-traffic window) with rollback readiness. Post-launch, we run a hypercare period to monitor orders, payments, logs, and performance and resolve issues quickly.

It depends on catalog complexity, custom functionality, and the number of integrations. In practice, simpler migrations can be completed in weeks, while integration-heavy or highly customized stores are planned as multi-phase deliveries to reduce risk and keep timelines predictable.

Yes. We work as a commerce-focused delivery team (solution/technical leadership, engineers, QA) and align the migration with Adobe Commerce best practices so the new store is stable, extensible, and ready for integrations and growth, not just “moved and launched.”

We rebuild the storefront experience for Adobe Commerce using your existing design system and buyer journeys, then improve what usually blocks conversions (navigation clarity, search and filtering, PDP structure, mobile performance). The goal is functional parity plus measurable UX and speed gains, not a pixel-by-pixel port.

We treat SEO as a first-class workstream: URL strategy and redirect mapping, preservation of metadata and indexable template logic, internal linking continuity, structured data validation, and pre/post-launch technical checks (crawl errors, sitemaps, canonicalization) so search engines see continuity rather than a “new site shock.”

We use controlled access, encrypted transfer channels, backups, and QA validation for confidentiality and integrity. If your organization has compliance requirements, we align environments, permissions, and data-handling rules to your internal security standards before any transfer begins.