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Elogic Commerce / Replatforming
BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce Migration Services
Replatform BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce for requirements that need a different level of catalog, workflow or integration control. Elogic Commerce maps the target behavior and migration work.
A short brief is enough to start. Detailed specifications can follow.
Is this the right next step?
A good fit when
- Essential business workflows need more custom application control.
- B2B pricing and catalog rules require a target architecture assessment.
- Your team is prepared to support a more involved implementation.
2009 Year founded
500+ Projects delivered company-wide
200+ Ecommerce experts company-wide
NPS 70 From post-launch client surveys
The service at a glance
BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce Migration Services by Elogic Commerce
Elogic Commerce migrates BigCommerce stores to Adobe Commerce when the business needs justify a different architecture. We assess the catalog, customer rules, extensions and integrations, then define the target data model and implementation. The decision includes the responsibility for maintaining the new platform as well as the features it enables.
Elogic Commerce’s Benum case study case documents Frigg to Magento Commerce Cloud migration with Visma ERP. It demonstrates Adobe Commerce destination experience, not a completed BigCommerce-to-Adobe route. BigCommerce catalog and account mapping need a separate rehearsal.
Review the target implementation and acceptance requirements in our Magento 2 migration services scope alongside the BigCommerce source mapping.
Choose the right starting point
Prove flexibility against operating cost
Identify the constraints you need to remove and validate a representative workflow on Adobe Commerce. Map customer groups, price lists and apps to the target implementation. Include maintenance and release ownership when comparing the new flexibility with the current platform.
From requirements to acceptance
What transfers, what changes
Scope decisions and checks to agree for your project
| Migration area | Work to scope | Acceptance check |
|---|---|---|
| Complex product options | Select suitable target product types and custom behavior. | Stock, price and order data remain consistent. |
| SaaS apps | Replace required functionality with modules or integrations. | The workflow remains supportable after launch. |
| Customer groups | Map access and commercial rules explicitly. | Accounts receive only the intended permissions and prices. |
| Hosting and releases | Assign infrastructure, patching and deployment ownership. | The operating team can maintain and recover the target. |
| Storefront apps encode important business rules | Distinguish rules to retain from app-specific behavior that can be retired. | Each retained rule has an accepted implementation in the target Commerce product. |
Turn the scope into a next step
Start with your source and target platforms
Share the current store, the destination you are considering and any fixed launch constraint.
Elogic Commerce in practice
Evidence from delivered work
See the work, the platform and the reported result in each published case. Benum demonstrates an Adobe Commerce destination; DMI demonstrates BigCommerce implementation. These are separate projects.
Benum
Elogic Commerce migrated the distributor to Magento Commerce Cloud, connected Visma ERP and rebuilt B2B purchasing and mobile storefront functionality.
The starting platform was Frigg. The case demonstrates Adobe Commerce migration and integration work, with results reported for that project.
Frigg to Magento 2 Commerce Cloud
65%
reduction in average page load time
DMI
Elogic Commerce implemented BigCommerce for a 150,000-product catalog, adding an ERP-connected customer portal and live pricing and stock validation at checkout.
The public case substantiates BigCommerce implementation and integration. It does not identify the source platform as Adobe Commerce, Shopify or WooCommerce.
BigCommerce B2B Edition with Microsoft Dynamics NAV
45%
reduction in manual order-entry workload
64%
of customers actively using the self-service portal
Discuss a similar requirement
Start with your source and target platforms
Share the current store, the destination you are considering and any fixed launch constraint.
See the inputs used for detailed scoping
Prepare an inventory of BigCommerce catalog structures, promotions, B2B features, apps and the hosting and release ownership required on Adobe Commerce.
Share what you know now. You can add technical details during scoping.
Scope
What the migration covers
The final scope is agreed around your platform, priorities and operating needs.
01
Edition and operating fit
Confirm the Adobe Commerce product, deployment model and support responsibilities. Compare the full operating cost with retaining BigCommerce.
02
Catalog transformation
Review products, variants, modifiers and custom fields. Choose target product structures based on purchasing and inventory behavior.
03
Business-rule implementation
Map customer groups, price rules, promotions and account workflows. Rebuild the required behavior in the target application.
04
Storefront, infrastructure and cutover
Implement the storefront and integrations, establish environments and rehearse the move. Include performance, SEO and recovery in launch acceptance.
Make the work reviewable
What you receive
01 / DELIVERABLE
Retain-or-migrate business case
02 / DELIVERABLE
Target edition and operating design
03 / DELIVERABLE
Catalog and feature transformation map
04 / DELIVERABLE
Migration rehearsal and launch runbook
Agree the handover before work starts
Agree the target edition and deployment, licensing assumptions and the owner of replacement integrations. Rehearse data migration and representative buyer journeys before approving the cutover.
Scope, investment and delivery
How we make the work concrete
01
Start with the right inputs
Prepare an inventory of BigCommerce catalog structures, promotions, B2B features, apps and the hosting and release ownership required on Adobe Commerce.
02
Define the scope and estimate
The estimate separates data preparation, feature replacement, storefront work, integrations, test migrations and cutover support. Data volume alone does not capture the work. Agree recurring platform, app and support costs alongside implementation.
03
Agree how to accept the work
Rehearse with representative records and reconcile products, customers and order totals. Validate account access, pricing, taxes, payments and fulfillment, then check redirects and analytics. Define the final synchronization, launch criteria and recovery responsibilities before cutover.
The company behind the work
Relevant credentials. Reviewable evidence.
Discuss the proposed team, project responsibilities and applicable controls before the engagement starts.
Certified BigCommerce Partner
Company partner status; separate from the scope and results of individual client projects.
Adobe Commerce Silver Solution Partner
Specialization in the Americas and EMEA, as published in Elogic Commerce’s company profile.
Security and delivery governance
Elogic Commerce’s risk register describes delivery controls and evidence available to procurement teams. Request the applicable documents and confirm their scope for the proposed engagement.
Your questions, answered
When documented requirements justify the additional implementation and operating responsibility. Elogic Commerce compares the custom control you need with the cost and risk of the transition.
No. Their data and behavior need individual assessment. A module or custom integration may replace a required workflow, but compatibility must be verified.
Start with the B2B, catalog, integration and operational requirements. Compare the relevant edition and hosting options with the same acceptance criteria. Avoid selecting the target solely from the source platform or a generic feature comparison.
It may be, but it is a separate edition decision. Required B2B capabilities, support, licensing and deployment responsibilities should be evaluated before the migration scope is finalized.
Start with representative product and account mappings, validate the hardest integrations, then rehearse data reconciliation and cutover. Keep rollback criteria and operating ownership explicit.
BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce Migration Services Near Your Market
Elogic Commerce delivers BigCommerce to Adobe Commerce Migration Services for clients in the United States, the United Kingdom and Europe. Teams cover European and US business hours from our offices.
Review your move to Adobe Commerce
Share the current store, the destination you are considering and any fixed launch constraint. We can clarify platform fit, migration dependencies and the information needed for a proposal. No detailed specification needed for the first conversation.
Let’s talk
Send your requirements. We reply within one working day with a fit assessment and next steps.