Migrate Adobe Commerce to Shopify With an Enterprise Replatforming Plan.
Replatform your Adobe Commerce operation to Shopify or Shopify Plus with a structured plan for catalogue data, customers, historical orders, custom attributes, B2B workflows, integrations, SEO and the new customer-facing storefront.
Adobe Commerce migrations should begin with architecture—not data export.
Larger Adobe Commerce environments can contain years of catalogue structure, customer data, custom attributes, pricing logic, extensions and integrations.
Some businesses also operate multiple customer types, wholesale workflows, ERP connections, specialized fulfilment or custom ecommerce processes.
Before anything is migrated, we determine which workflows must be preserved, which can be simplified, which need Shopify Plus or B2B consideration and which should be redesigned entirely.
The objective is a cleaner Shopify architecture—not a replica of every technical decision made in the previous platform.
Common reasons businesses evaluate Adobe Commerce to Shopify.
Platform Complexity
The existing commerce stack may require significant development, infrastructure and technical maintenance.
Storefront Agility
Marketing and ecommerce teams may want greater flexibility in launching and updating storefront experiences.
Extension Overhead
Legacy extensions and custom modules may create ongoing upgrade and compatibility requirements.
Operational Simplification
Replatforming can be an opportunity to reduce unnecessary technical complexity across ecommerce operations.
B2B Modernization
Wholesale workflows may need to be redesigned around a newer commerce architecture rather than carried forward unchanged.
Storefront Redesign
A broader website transformation may justify moving the underlying commerce platform at the same time.
Map enterprise data into a Shopify-native structure.
Complex Adobe Commerce data should be mapped based on how the business intends to operate in Shopify.
B2B workflows need to be redesigned deliberately.
If Adobe Commerce supports wholesale or business customers, those workflows should be documented before selecting the Shopify setup.
- Company-account requirements
- Customer segmentation
- Wholesale pricing
- Product availability rules
- Payment terms
- Ordering workflows
- Sales-rep requirements
- ERP synchronization
- Custom approval processes
Replatforming should account for every system touching ecommerce.
Adobe Commerce may sit between several external systems. Those connections should be documented before Shopify architecture is finalized.
- ERP integrations
- CRM systems
- Inventory platforms
- Warehouse management
- Shipping systems
- Accounting platforms
- Marketing systems
- Product-information systems
- Custom APIs
Replatform without throwing away years of useful URL history.
Larger commerce sites can have thousands of indexed product, category and content URLs.
The migration should identify which URLs matter most and map changed paths to relevant Shopify destinations.
- Legacy URL crawl
- Organic landing-page review
- Product URL mapping
- Category URL mapping
- Content URL mapping
- Redirect planning
- Metadata review
- Internal-link updates
- Post-launch search monitoring
Adobe Commerce migration often requires a Shopify Plus evaluation.
Larger catalogues, B2B workflows, advanced integrations and enterprise operational requirements may make Shopify Plus the more appropriate destination. We evaluate the requirements first instead of assuming every Adobe Commerce migration belongs on the same Shopify setup.
Architecture first. Migration second. Cut over only after validation.
Discovery
Audit catalogue, customers, B2B workflows, extensions, integrations, URLs and custom functionality.
Shopify Architecture
Define Shopify products, collections, data structures, apps, integrations and B2B requirements.
Build & Migration
Build the storefront and begin migration of approved commerce data.
Integration & QA
Validate external systems, migrated data, customer journeys and SEO redirects.
Final Sync & Cutover
Complete final synchronization, launch steps and post-launch validation.
Validate the new commerce operation before cutover.
Adobe Commerce migrations require custom scoping.
Catalogue complexity, customer and order data, B2B requirements, pricing workflows, integrations, SEO structure, custom modules and the new Shopify storefront all affect the project. Send us your existing Adobe Commerce environment so we can review the actual architecture before defining the migration.
Questions about moving Adobe Commerce to Shopify.
Can Adobe Commerce products be migrated to Shopify?
Yes. Product catalogues can be migrated based on the available data, but complex configurations and custom attributes should be mapped carefully to Shopify's product structure.
Can custom product attributes be migrated?
Yes, where appropriate. Attributes may map to Shopify variants, metafields, filters, collections or other structured data depending on how the information is used.
Can customer and historical order data be moved?
Customer and order data can be included in the migration scope where required. The exact approach depends on the source data and the operational requirements of the new Shopify environment.
Can Adobe Commerce B2B functionality be recreated in Shopify?
B2B workflows can be redesigned for Shopify, but company structures, pricing, payment terms, product access and purchasing processes should be scoped individually.
Should Adobe Commerce businesses migrate to Shopify Plus?
Shopify Plus may be appropriate for larger or more complex Adobe Commerce operations, but the correct setup depends on B2B, integration, catalogue and operational requirements.
What happens to Adobe Commerce extensions?
Extensions do not transfer directly. Their business functions are reviewed and replaced through Shopify functionality, apps, integrations or custom development where necessary.
Can ERP and CRM integrations be moved?
Existing ERP, CRM and other connected systems can be evaluated for Shopify integration, but the connection method and required data flows should be scoped individually.
Will Adobe Commerce migration affect SEO?
Replatforming can affect search visibility when important URLs and content change. A migration should include URL mapping, redirect planning, metadata review and post-launch monitoring.
Can the current Adobe Commerce store stay live during migration?
Yes. The new Shopify environment can generally be built and tested separately while the existing store remains operational. Final data synchronization and cutover are planned later.
How much does Adobe Commerce to Shopify migration cost?
Pricing depends on catalogue complexity, customer and order data, B2B workflows, custom functionality, integrations, SEO requirements and the scope of the new Shopify or Shopify Plus storefront.
Can Zrafted manage the storefront build as well?
Yes. The migration can include Shopify theme development, storefront design, product and collection templates, integrations, QA and ongoing Shopify support.
Planning a move from Adobe Commerce to Shopify?
Send us your existing commerce environment and requirements. We'll review the catalogue, B2B workflows, integrations, customer data, SEO structure and Shopify Plus requirements before defining the migration architecture.