Integrations & Migrations
Connect Shopify to the systems that run the business — or move onto Shopify entirely.
- SKUs migrated onto Shopify
- 1M+SKUs migrated onto Shopify
- Ranking URLs dropped at cutover
- 0Ranking URLs dropped at cutover
- On every sync we build
- Retry + reconcileOn every sync we build
Systems we've connected
ERP, PIM, 3PL, subscriptions and marketplaces. We build the middleware, handle rate limits and reconciliation, and make failures visible instead of silent.
- ERP, PIM and 3PL integrations with retry and reconciliation
- Replatforming from Magento, WooCommerce or BigCommerce
- Catalogue, customer and order history migration
- URL mapping and SEO-preserving redirects
- Shopify Plus multi-store and Markets rollouts
- Observability — alerting on sync failures
Built with
Move the data, then keep it honest
- 01
Map the systems
Which system is authoritative for each object — product, price, inventory, customer, order. Ambiguity here is what causes overselling later.
- 02
Build the middleware
Bulk operations for volume, webhooks for change, and idempotent handlers so a replayed message does not double an order.
- 03
Migrate & verify
Catalogue, customers and order history moved with row counts reconciled both ways. A migration nobody verified is a migration that lost data.
- 04
Redirect & observe
URL mapping tested before DNS moves, then alerting on sync failure so problems surface to you rather than to a customer.
Replatforming from Magento was the project everyone warned us about. They reconciled every SKU and every historical order, and the redirect map meant organic traffic never dipped.
Marcus Ferreira — Ecommerce Director
Integrations & migrations, answered
Not if the redirect map is built and tested before the cutover rather than after. We crawl the existing site, map every ranking URL to its destination and verify the responses on staging.
Yes — products, variants, customers, orders and metafield data. Order history is the piece most migrations skip, and it is the piece your support team needs on day one.
The queue holds, handlers retry with backoff, and reconciliation catches whatever slipped. You get an alert. The failure mode we design against is the silent one.
Often, yes. If you already run Celigo, Patchworks or similar, we build against it. We only propose custom middleware when the platform genuinely cannot express what you need.
Tell us what you're building
You'll hear back from an engineer, not an account manager, within one business day. Scope, timeline and price come in writing before anything starts.