Migrate your eCommerce Pro data
Enterprise eCommerce ERP platform built for high-volume merchants and multi-channel operations, with an ecosystem of certified migration partners supporting platform transitions.
In its favor
Why people choose eCommerce Pro
The signal that keeps eCommerce Pro on the shortlist. Sourced from G2, Capterra, and customer scoping calls.
Shopify Plus has the largest certified agency ecosystem with over 1,000 partners worldwide, making finding migration expertise straightforward for merchants replatforming from legacy systems.
Shopify Plus handles high-volume peak traffic with PCI-compliant infrastructure out of the box, reducing compliance burden for merchants processing card payments at scale.
Shopify Plus natively supports B2B pricing structures, company-specific catalogs, and quote workflows without requiring extensive third-party app customisation.
Migration timelines for Shopify and Shopify Plus are well-documented by agencies, with typical complex store migrations completing within a 3-month window from scoping to launch.
The platform offers multi-currency selling and regional storefront capabilities that simplify international expansion for merchants managing separate regional presences.
Transaction fees on lower Shopify tiers can erode margins significantly for high-volume merchants unless Shopify Payments is adopted, pushing brands toward platforms with transparent wholesale pricing.
Custom Liquid development offers flexibility but creates upgrade risk when heavy theme customisations block platform updates and require re-engineering to maintain.
The shift from a legacy all-in-one platform to Shopify's app-driven model requires rebuilding or reconfiguring integrations that were previously native to the source system.
Growing merchants occasionally outpace what standard Shopify tiers support without escalating to Shopify Plus custom infrastructure agreements.
Reasons to switch
Why people leave eCommerce Pro
The recurring reasons buyers give for replacing eCommerce Pro. Presented as facts, not knocks.
Platform scorecard
Strengths, weaknesses, and where eCommerce Pro fits
Grades across six dimensions, plus a SWOT-style view of where the platform shines and where it falls short.
SWOT — strengths, weaknesses, and use-case fit
Strengths
Weaknesses
Where it works
Where it struggles
Pricing tiers
eCommerce Pro pricing overview
eCommerce Pro uses a tiered subscription model with per-merchant pricing based on product volume and feature access. Enterprise tier includes custom API rate limits and dedicated support SLAs negotiated on a per-customer basis.
Essential
Tier 1 of 3
$299/month
What's included
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What gets migrated
eCommerce Pro object support
Object-by-object support for eCommerce Pro migrations. Per-pair details surface during scoping.
Products
Fully supportedProducts with variants, images, metafields, and SEO metadata transfer via Shopify Admin API. We preserve variant-level pricing, inventory quantities per location, and producttype/tag taxonomy as destination properties.
Customers
Fully supportedCustomer records including addresses, acceptsmarketing status, and tags migrate 1:1 via Shopify Customer API. We preserve customer order associations and account creation timestamps at import.
Orders
Fully supportedOrder history transfers via Shopify Order API including line items, shipping details, payment status, and refunds. We chunk large order histories into batches to respect API rate limits during import.
Inventory
Mapping requiredInventory levels per warehouse/location map to Shopify's location model. Multi-warehouse setups require us to consolidate or split records depending on destination location configuration.
Fulfillments
Fully supportedFulfillment records including tracking numbers and carriers attach to orders post-import via the Fulfillment API. We replay fulfillment status for historical orders to maintain complete order timelines.
Discounts and Coupons
Mapping requiredDiscount types (percentage, fixed amount, buy-X-get-Y) map to Shopify's Discount API. Percentage and tiered discounts sometimes require post-import validation since rounding behaviour differs across platforms.
Blog Posts and Pages
Mapping requiredBlog posts and CMS pages migrate via Shopify Article and Page APIs. We handle content body as HTML but flag rich media embeds and custom shortcodes for manual review post-import.
Tax Configurations
Mapping requiredTax codes and nexus settings require manual reconfiguration in Shopify Admin as the destination platform's tax engine has its own rules engine independent of source tax mappings.
Multi-currency Settings
Mapping requiredStorefront-level currency settings map to Shopify Markets configuration. Historical transaction amounts in legacy currency retain their original values; only new orders render in the active currency.
B2B Pricing Rules
Mapping requiredCompany-specific pricing lists, volume tiers, and custom catalogs require us to map to Shopify B2B API structures or recreate via third-party B2B apps on the destination store.
Gift Cards
Mapping requiredGift card balances and codes migrate via Shopify Gift Card API. Active gift card codes transfer; redeemed or expired cards are logged as history records rather than imported as active balances.
Images and Media
Fully supportedProduct and variant images migrate via Shopify Admin API image endpoints. We validate image URLs and optionally re-host assets to Shopify CDN during the import sequence.
| Object | Support | Notes |
|---|---|---|
| Products | Fully supported | Products with variants, images, metafields, and SEO metadata transfer via Shopify Admin API. We preserve variant-level pricing, inventory quantities per location, and producttype/tag taxonomy as destination properties. |
| Customers | Fully supported | Customer records including addresses, acceptsmarketing status, and tags migrate 1:1 via Shopify Customer API. We preserve customer order associations and account creation timestamps at import. |
| Orders | Fully supported | Order history transfers via Shopify Order API including line items, shipping details, payment status, and refunds. We chunk large order histories into batches to respect API rate limits during import. |
| Inventory | Mapping required | Inventory levels per warehouse/location map to Shopify's location model. Multi-warehouse setups require us to consolidate or split records depending on destination location configuration. |
| Fulfillments | Fully supported | Fulfillment records including tracking numbers and carriers attach to orders post-import via the Fulfillment API. We replay fulfillment status for historical orders to maintain complete order timelines. |
| Discounts and Coupons | Mapping required | Discount types (percentage, fixed amount, buy-X-get-Y) map to Shopify's Discount API. Percentage and tiered discounts sometimes require post-import validation since rounding behaviour differs across platforms. |
| Blog Posts and Pages | Mapping required | Blog posts and CMS pages migrate via Shopify Article and Page APIs. We handle content body as HTML but flag rich media embeds and custom shortcodes for manual review post-import. |
| Tax Configurations | Mapping required | Tax codes and nexus settings require manual reconfiguration in Shopify Admin as the destination platform's tax engine has its own rules engine independent of source tax mappings. |
| Multi-currency Settings | Mapping required | Storefront-level currency settings map to Shopify Markets configuration. Historical transaction amounts in legacy currency retain their original values; only new orders render in the active currency. |
| B2B Pricing Rules | Mapping required | Company-specific pricing lists, volume tiers, and custom catalogs require us to map to Shopify B2B API structures or recreate via third-party B2B apps on the destination store. |
| Gift Cards | Mapping required | Gift card balances and codes migrate via Shopify Gift Card API. Active gift card codes transfer; redeemed or expired cards are logged as history records rather than imported as active balances. |
| Images and Media | Fully supported | Product and variant images migrate via Shopify Admin API image endpoints. We validate image URLs and optionally re-host assets to Shopify CDN during the import sequence. |
Gotchas
What to watch for in eCommerce Pro migrations
Issues we've hit on past eCommerce Pro migrations, tagged by severity. FlitStack AI handles every one — surfacing them up front because buyer engineering teams want to know.
URL structure changes destroy SEO value without redirect mapping
Dirty product data causes import failures and post-launch cleanup
Third-party integrations break after replatforming
Rushed testing misses checkout edge cases
| Severity | Issue |
|---|---|
| High | URL structure changes destroy SEO value without redirect mapping |
| High | Dirty product data causes import failures and post-launch cleanup |
| Medium | Third-party integrations break after replatforming |
| Medium | Rushed testing misses checkout edge cases |
Leaving eCommerce Pro?
Where eCommerce Pro customers move next
6 destinations eCommerce Pro can migrate to.
How a eCommerce Pro migration works
Four steps, eCommerce Pro-specific
Connect
API key and OAuth 2.0 into eCommerce Pro. Scopes limited to read-only on the data we move.
Map
We translate eCommerce Pro-specific structures (custom fields, objects, value lists) to the destination's model.
Sample
Test with a 50–200 record subset to validate eCommerce Pro quirks before production.
Migrate
Full migration with eCommerce Pro rate-limit handling. Rollback available throughout.
FAQ
eCommerce Pro migration FAQ
Answers to the questions buyers ask most during eCommerce Pro migration scoping. Not seeing yours? Book a call.
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