Outstanding Shopify Migration Services

You can migrate your Magento store to the Shopify platform in a few easy steps.

1. Keep your Magento store running. Until your migration is complete, you should keep your Magento store running and minimize downtime.
2. Decide on how much you wish to migrate. There may be outdated or obsolete data that you might not want to migrate to your new store. 
3. Register on Shopify. You will have to make an account on the Shopify platform in order to migrate.
4. Back up your current Magento store. This way you will not lose any data and have everything intact. 
5. Migrate the data. There are a few options available on how to migrate your data and it’s best if you hire experienced developers to do this for you.
6. Perform testing. Run some tests to make sure your new website store is working all the way from searching for a product to check out. 
7. Restyle and launch. You can restyle your new website if you like with available or custom Shopify themes before launching it.

If you are looking for a Shopify to Magento migration, the steps will still be similar except you will have to register on Magento.

Folio3 has more than fifteen years of development experience and has an excellent portfolio and loyal clients who only have good things to say. We have worked with every industry there is, and with organizations of all sizes from eager startups that went on to be acquired by industry giants, to Fortune 500 companies.

We have a team of expert developers dedicated to Shopify migration services who provide you with nothing less than the best. If you want a flawless migration that is worth your time and money, Folio3 is your best bet.

Yes, there are a number of plugins available that you can use for WordPress to Shopify migration or even Shopify to WooCommerce migration, but it would be best to hire migration experts and let them do it for you so that you don’t experience any data loss and have a smooth transition without worries. Having said that you can use plugins like Woo importer and extensions like Cart2Cart.

The entire store database can be migrated. The checklist includes but is not limited to:

Product categories: This includes the category name, URL, and images.
Product: This includes the product name, description, images, SKU, manufacturer name, and product status. It also includes price and any promotional price, product tags, weight, URL, variants, and quantity.
Orders: This includes order ID, date,  status, status for custom orders, order product SKU and name, product quantity, price, tax applied, shipping rate, total price, and comments. It also includes the customer name, email address, billing address and details, shipping address and details.
Coupons: This includes coupon name, code, type, and discount percent and amount.
Blogs: This includes blog title, SEO URL, description, content, images, blog IDs, tags, and comments.
Reviews: This includes date of review, rating, name of reviewer, comment, and concerned product.

Whether you are migrating from BigCommerce to Shopify or thinking of Shopify to BigCommerce migration, it largely depends on the size and complexity of your eCommerce store. 

A simple migration will cost much less than a more complex one and the more customization you require, the more your cost will go up. It also depends on the development company you hire for the migration and the experience its developers have. A seamless migration with no issues and no data loss is worth the price.