Move your OpenCart store into Shopify with its product options and extension behavior mapped before the catalog transfer. Norml rebuilds the storefront, imports the agreed records, and checks the purchase and fulfillment workflow. The source version and installed extensions determine which data can be transferred and which features need a new implementation.
An OpenCart product can contain options that behave differently from a stock-tracked variant. We review those choices and the store’s custom records before defining the Shopify setup.
We map catalog fields, SKUs, images, categories, and stock. Selectable options, text entry, file uploads, and date choices receive separate destination decisions. Samples verify required choices, price adjustments, weight effects, and the information that must reach staff on an order.
Installed extensions may control discounts, shipping, reviews, product builders, or customer access. We inspect the features you need and identify any records held in custom tables. Each required function gets a supported replacement or an agreed custom implementation, rather than being assumed part of a product import.
We agree the retained customer and order fields, select an extraction route for your source version, and reconcile imported records using source identifiers. Customer associations, totals, status, and product options are checked. Historic orders must remain distinguishable from orders awaiting fulfillment.
The Shopify build includes the approved collections, product templates, supporting content, and checkout configuration. We map old category and product URLs, test the operational connections, and reconcile stock and orders created during the build before activating the new storefront.
We need authorized OpenCart and hosting access, the version and extension list, a restorable backup, domain ownership, and the Shopify destination. Include products with custom options and examples of orders that use special pricing or shipping rules.
Stored payment credentials, recurring billing, customer passwords, and extension-owned balances require separate decisions. We check destination app and plan requirements against your workflow. A source database backup is a recovery asset, not an automatically compatible Shopify import.
Inspect product-option types, extension tables, customer fields, and order states. Agree the destination model and retained history, with exceptions documented before the full extraction.
Import sample records and configure the product pages. Check price and weight behavior, required input, customer associations, and what the fulfillment team receives.
Test the agreed checkout and notification paths, apply final data changes, and activate redirects and domain settings. Recheck public product choices and document ownership of outstanding source-store orders.