What the migration covers
This migration covers a working store. We compare Wix’s export with the products customers see and agree how each required feature will work in Shopify.
Physical products and options
We inspect the Wix product-export format used by your store, then map products, variants, media rows, SKUs, prices, and stock. A trial import includes option combinations and multiple images. The resulting Shopify product must match the agreed purchase choices, not merely appear in an import report.
Digital products and app-owned data
Wix’s documented product-list export excludes digital products. We inventory downloadable assets, delivery rules, and customer access separately. Bookings, memberships, reviews, and other Wix apps also need their own export and destination review; the product file cannot stand in for those systems.
Customers and past orders
We identify the customer and order records available for transfer, agree the retained history, and choose a supported import route. Customer profiles and order history are handled separately. Sample checks cover duplicate contacts, order totals, status, and the association between an order and its customer.
Storefront and launch operations
We rebuild navigation, collections, product pages, and supporting store content in Shopify. Shipping, payment configuration, customer messages, analytics, and redirects are checked before the domain switch. New orders and stock changes during the build are included in the final reconciliation.