Move your BigCommerce store into Shopify with the catalog rules and sales channels accounted for. Norml maps products, customers, and agreed order history, then rebuilds the storefront and operational connections. Particular attention goes to product modifiers, customer pricing, and multiple storefronts, where a direct field transfer may not reproduce the way the store works.
The scope begins with your BigCommerce edition, catalog structure, and selling rules. We verify the Shopify destination before selecting the data-transfer route.
We distinguish inventory-bearing variants from product modifiers such as personalization or add-ons. Categories get an agreed Shopify collection structure, while additional data receives a defined destination field. Sample products verify choices, price adjustments, SKUs, stock, and images together.
Customer groups, price lists, bulk pricing, and business accounts require an explicit Shopify compatibility review. We document the required price a buyer should see and the conditions behind it. The chosen plan, configuration, or apps must demonstrate that behavior before launch.
We agree the historical records to keep, map customer associations, and retain source identifiers for reconciliation. Multi-storefront setups need a separate channel and domain plan. A consolidated catalog must not accidentally make a restricted product visible in the wrong market or storefront.
We rebuild the storefront and map required shipping, accounting, search, review, and marketing connections. Redirects cover changed product and category paths. The final move includes stock changes and outstanding orders so fulfillment ownership stays clear during the switch.
We need BigCommerce access, the channel and integration inventory, the Shopify destination, and domain ownership details. Provide examples of product modifiers, customer-specific prices, and exceptional orders rather than only ordinary catalog rows.
A Shopify import is not proof of equivalent B2B, discount, or checkout behavior. We check the required features against the selected plan and apps. Passwords, payment credentials, active subscriptions, and credit balances need separate transition decisions.
Document products, modifier behavior, categories, customer pricing, and storefront assignments. Agree the retained history and the destination behavior for each material exception.
Import samples and configure the storefront. Review product choices, signed-in pricing where included, customer associations, and an order that exercises the important shipping or discount rules.
Test the agreed purchase and fulfillment paths. Reconcile final order and inventory changes, activate the domain and redirects, then confirm that each intended storefront and channel shows the right content.