Adobe Commerce to
Shopify Migrations
Move from Magento to Shopify with a migration planned around your data, your customers and the way your business works.
Talk about your migrationMove from Magento to Shopify and simplify your business operations
Leave behind unnecessary platform overhead without losing what makes your ecommerce business work. PureNet helps you define the right migration scope and reduce the risk of problems after launch.
Less platform overhead
Shopify manages the core infrastructure, helping your team spend less time on technical upkeep.
Simpler day-to-day operations
Review your extension stack and create clearer workflows for marketing, merchandising and fulfilment.
A move shaped around you
Assess your commercial requirements, custom functionality and integrations before choosing a platform.
A planned move. A connected business.
What is an Adobe Commerce to Shopify migration?
A migration moves your commerce data, storefront and operational processes from Adobe Commerce, formerly Magento, to Shopify.
That can include product catalogues, customer and order history, content, integrations, SEO redirects, theme development, testing and launch support.
Our B2B and B2C ecommerce, design, integration and SEO teams plan these elements together, so the new store supports the way your business trades.
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Why migrate from Magento to Shopify?
Adobe Commerce offers extensive control through custom code and integrations. As a store becomes more complex, that flexibility can also create more technical and operational work.
Shopify offers a hosted platform with managed core infrastructure, APIs, apps and storefront tools. A migration is an opportunity to simplify accumulated extensions, improve mobile experiences and clarify day-to-day workflows.
The right choice depends on your commercial requirements, not catalogue size alone. We assess those requirements before recommending a move.
Discuss your migrationWhat’s included in your migration?
A successful migration connects your data, storefront, SEO and operational workflows. We agree what needs to move, what can be replaced and what must be rebuilt.
Store audit and migration planning
Our B2B and B2C teams review your catalogue, custom features, customer data, extensions, integrations and SEO to identify dependencies before the build.
Data transfer and validation
We map products, variants, customer records, content and agreed order history to Shopify. Validation checks flag missing fields, duplicates and inconsistent records.
Shopify theme rebuild or redesign
We rebuild navigation, product pages, search, filters and mobile layouts around your customers and team, identifying Magento features that need to be recreated.
App replacement and integrations
We review extensions, APIs and connected systems to establish what Shopify can replace and what needs custom integration with your ERP, CRM, PIM, warehouse or fulfilment systems.
SEO migration and URL redirects
We map important URLs, implement relevant 301 redirects and review metadata, internal links and indexing settings to reduce avoidable organic traffic losses.
Testing, launch and aftercare
We test checkout, payments, delivery, order processing, mobile layouts and key integrations. After launch, we investigate migration-related issues and monitor performance.
Should I move to Shopify Plus?
Not necessarily. Shopify can suit straightforward B2C requirements. Shopify Plus may be relevant for enterprise and wholesale businesses with more complex sales and operational needs.
Explore our Shopify Plus development servicesStart with your requirements
We assess the functionality your business needs, including:
- Company accounts and customer-specific price lists
- Payment terms and B2B workflows
- Advanced checkout logic and automation
- Multiple storefronts and custom commerce functions
Your B2B, multi-store, checkout and operational needs guide the plan recommendation and implementation scope.
Discuss the right Shopify planHow the Magento to Shopify migration works
From the first audit to the final data sync, every stage is built around the workflows your business relies on.
Audit your Adobe Commerce environment
Review the store configuration, catalogue, extensions, integrations, URLs and workflows Shopify must support.
Define the Shopify architecture
Agree where product attributes, price rules, customer groups, store views and integrations will sit before development begins.
Build and configure the Shopify store
Configure the theme, collections, apps, markets and operational settings, and build or connect trading integrations.
Run test migrations and reconcile records
Check how records appear in Shopify, compare agreed samples and correct field, relationship or formatting issues.
Test commercial and operational workflows
Test customer journeys and internal processes, including payments, tax, shipping, refunds, fulfilment and integrations.
Coordinate the final sync and domain change
Agree a launch window, update changing data, switch the domain, activate redirects and verify the live store.
Monitor and support the store after launch
Review redirects, indexing, orders, integrations and priority pages, and help your team get confident with Shopify.
Before we begin
How do I start migrating?
Start with your commercial goals and business-critical workflows. Useful preparation includes:
- Access to Adobe Commerce and analytics
- A list of extensions and connected systems
- Product and customer data, plus domain details
- Documentation for custom functionality
Identify who will approve catalogue mapping, B2B workflows, design and launch decisions.
Plan your migrationAfter you go live
Support beyond the migration
After launch, we monitor redirects, indexing, analytics, checkout, orders and priority pages. Staff training, a store handover and post-launch monitoring help your team settle into Shopify.
Ongoing work can include storefront improvements, app reviews, performance monitoring and custom development once the store is established.
Explore our technical support servicesMagento to Shopify migration FAQs
Can Adobe Commerce and Shopify operate at the same time?
Yes. Your Adobe Commerce site remains publicly accessible while your Shopify store is developed on a private staging link. Your team can review the new store and provide feedback before the domain is transferred at launch.
When is the best time to launch my new Shopify store?
Choose a window when your team has capacity to test and resolve issues, avoiding peak trading and major campaigns where possible. We factor in stock changes, order volumes and staffing when planning the switch.
How much does an Adobe Commerce to Shopify migration cost?
The cost depends on catalogue complexity, custom features, integrations, B2B workflows and SEO requirements. We assess your existing setup before estimating the work, so the scope reflects your technical and operational needs.
How long does an Adobe Commerce to Shopify migration take?
A straightforward migration may take several weeks. Complex customisations, multiple storefronts, ERP integrations or B2B requirements can extend delivery to several months. Data quality, system access and approval times also affect the schedule.
What can delay a migration project?
Custom code that needs rebuilding, inconsistent product catalogues, unavailable integration access and delayed design approvals can extend delivery. Identifying these dependencies early helps set realistic deadlines and reduces last-minute pressure.
Let’s talk about your move from Adobe Commerce to Shopify
Tell us about your existing store, your migration requirements and what your business needs from Shopify. We’ll help you plan the next step.
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