Catalogue
Products, categories, attributes, media and catalogue relationships mapped into the new Magento structure.
Complex Magento migrations handled carefully across catalogue, customers, orders, URLs, integrations and bespoke functionality.
A migration is not just moving data from one database to another. The real challenge is preserving the parts of the existing store that matter while improving the platform underneath it.
Products, customers and orders matter, but so do configurable relationships, category structure, URL keys, redirects, integrations and bespoke commercial logic.
Those details are where migrations become difficult and where careless shortcuts can create problems after launch.
We map the existing platform properly, identify the risky areas and build the migration around what actually needs preserving.
Migration planning starts with understanding which data and behaviours need to survive the move and how they should map into Magento.
Products, categories, attributes, media and catalogue relationships mapped into the new Magento structure.
Parent-child relationships, product options and variant data handled carefully where catalogue complexity is high.
Customer accounts, address data and relevant account information migrated where required.
Historical order data preserved where the business needs continued access inside the new platform.
Existing URL keys, redirects and important landing pages preserved wherever possible to protect organic visibility.
Rebuild or replace the workflows and integrations the business still depends on after migration.
A migration can look successful on launch day and still have lost something important underneath.
The safest migrations are the ones where the unknowns are reduced before the real transfer begins.
We inspect the source platform, map the data and test the migration repeatedly before cutover.
Understand the existing store, catalogue, data model, integrations and bespoke functionality.
Define how source data should translate into Magento entities, attributes and relationships.
Develop migration tooling or transformation logic where standard import methods are not enough.
Run migrations repeatedly, validate results and fix edge cases before the live move.
Move the final data carefully, verify the live store and protect the SEO and operational details that matter.
Good migrations are rehearsed. The live move should be the least surprising part.
Common questions about moving existing ecommerce stores into Magento 2.
Yes. The exact approach depends on the source version, catalogue complexity, custom development and what needs preserving in the new Magento installation.
Yes. Data can be migrated from other ecommerce platforms where the source data can be accessed and mapped into the Magento structure.
Any migration carries SEO risk, but preserving important URLs, metadata and redirects can significantly reduce avoidable loss. SEO should be considered during migration planning, not after launch.
Yes. Configurable products can be migrated, including parent-child relationships and option data, although legacy catalogue structures often need careful validation.
Yes, where required. The migration scope can include customers, addresses and historical orders depending on the source platform and business requirements.
By rehearsing the migration, understanding timings and limiting the final cutover to the data that genuinely needs refreshing at launch.
Planning a Magento migration? Show us what you're moving from.
Discuss your migration →Whether you are moving from an older Magento version or another ecommerce platform entirely, we can audit the source, map the data and build a migration around what genuinely needs preserving.