Your WooCommerce store has product data, customer records, and operating rules that need different treatment during a Shopify move. Norml maps those parts before building the new storefront. You get an agreed catalog transfer, a replacement plan for essential plugins, and checks covering checkout, fulfillment, and the URLs customers already use.
The starting point is your store and its extensions. We identify what Shopify can accept directly, what needs a separate import, and which behavior must be rebuilt.
We map SKUs, options, prices, stock, descriptions, and images into Shopify’s catalog. Categories become an agreed collection structure. A sample import includes your awkward products: variations, downloadable items, bundles, or extra fields. Unsupported combinations get a documented replacement before the full import.
Customer profiles, historical orders, and product reviews are separate data sets. We select a supported route for each agreed set, retain source identifiers for reconciliation, and check order totals and customer associations. A customer CSV alone does not import order history or existing passwords.
The Shopify storefront needs its own theme and configuration. We review WooCommerce extensions for shipping, product options, subscriptions, reviews, and accounting, then agree which Shopify features or apps will replace them. Essential checkout behavior is demonstrated before the old store is retired.
We build an old-to-new URL map for products, categories, and content pages, preserving suitable addresses where possible. The launch plan covers domain settings, redirects, analytics, outstanding orders, and inventory changes since the first export.
Provide access to WooCommerce, the installed extension list, domain settings, and the Shopify destination. We need examples of ordinary and exceptional orders, plus an owner who can confirm fulfillment rules and customer communications.
Active subscriptions, saved payment methods, gift-card balances, and loyalty balances require individual feasibility checks. We do not assume that importing a customer transfers permission or credentials to charge them. Provider and app decisions are agreed before implementation.
Record catalog types, extension-owned data, sales channels, and the order states that matter at cutover. Agree the retained history and a clear list of exclusions.
Import a representative sample and compare source records with Shopify. Confirm product choices, customer associations, and the replacement behavior for important extensions.
Test the approved payment, shipping, notification, and fulfillment paths using agreed test methods. Reconcile final stock and new orders, switch the domain, and check redirects and storefront behavior again.