Integrations · Migration
Move your data without losing any of it.
Outgrowing a platform should not mean starting from zero. We migrate databases, ERPs, online stores and marketplaces from any source to any target, keeping your products, orders, customers, invoices and history intact, with redirects so your SEO survives the move.
Common moves
Routes we run often.
- WooCommerce or Magento to Shopify, or the other way round.
- PrestaShop or OpenCart to a faster, custom storefront.
- An ageing ERP to SeniorXRP, Acumatica or SAP.
- Spreadsheets and a legacy database to a real, connected system.
What we move
Everything that matters, mapped to its new home.
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Products & catalogue
Products, variants, attributes, categories, images and barcodes, restructured to fit the new platform cleanly.
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Orders & history
Full order history with lines, statuses, payments and shipping, so reporting and returns still work after the move.
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Customers & accounts
Customer accounts, addresses and consents, deduplicated and matched, with passwords handled safely or reset by design.
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Invoices & accounting
Invoices, credit notes and tax data, lined up with your accounting and e-Factura records.
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Content & SEO
Pages, descriptions and media, with 301 redirects from old URLs so rankings and links are not lost.
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Stock & suppliers
Stock levels, warehouses and supplier data, reconciled so day one on the new system is accurate.
How a migration runs
Dry run first. Cut over once.
A migration is a rehearsal, then a performance. You should be able to click around the new system before you commit to it.
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Extract
We pull a full copy from the source, by API where there is one, or straight from the database or exports where there is not.
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Map & transform
We map every field to the target model and clean as we go: fixing encodings, formats, duplicates and broken references.
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Validate
Counts, totals and spot checks are compared against the source. The numbers have to match before we go further.
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Dry run
A full rehearsal into a staging copy of the target, so you can click around the real thing before anything is committed.
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Cut over
A planned switch with minimal downtime, usually a delta sync of last-minute changes, then go live.
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Verify & keep a rollback
We verify the live system against the source and keep the source untouched, so there is always a way back.
Hard cases, handled
No API? Old encoding? Messy data?
These are the normal reasons a migration gets put off, and exactly what we are good at.
- No API on the old system: we read its database or its exports directly, so the lack of an API is not a blocker.
- Decades of quirks: legacy encodings, inconsistent formats and duplicate records are cleaned and normalised during mapping.
- Huge volumes: large catalogues and long histories are migrated in batches, tested on a sample first, so the full run holds no surprises.
- Live business: we migrate while you keep trading, then cut over in a planned window, so sales do not stop.
About migration
Can you migrate from a system that has no API?
Yes. Most of our migrations involve at least one system without a usable API. We read directly from its database or from exports, map the data, and load it into the new platform. The absence of an API changes how we extract, not whether we can.
Will my SEO survive moving to a new store?
That is part of the job. We map old URLs to new ones and put 301 redirects in place, migrate page content and metadata, and keep your sitemap and structured data intact, so rankings and inbound links carry over.
How do you make sure nothing is lost?
We reconcile counts and totals between source and target at every step, run a full dry run into staging, and never touch the source system. If anything does not match, we fix the mapping and run again before cutover.
How much downtime is there?
Usually little to none. We migrate the bulk ahead of time, then sync only the changes since, and switch over in a short planned window. For many stores the customer never notices.
Can a migration and an integration be one project?
Often, yes. A common path is to migrate to a newer platform and then connect it to your ERP and marketplaces in the same engagement, so you land on something modern and already integrated.
Stuck on a platform you have outgrown?
Tell us where your data lives now and where you want it. We will map the move and the risks before you commit.