Shopify Migration Checklist

How to use this: Work through the tool with the people who own the storefront, marketing, analytics, and operations. Record evidence and owners—not just yes/no answers.

✓DiscoveryInventory products, variants, customers, orders, content, URLs, apps, integrations, markets, and reports.✓OwnershipAssign an owner and validation method to every migration workstream.✓Data mappingDocument source fields, Shopify destinations, transformations, defaults, and unsupported records.✓Data validationReconcile record counts, relationships, images, inventory, pricing, taxes, and sample records.✓SEOExport valuable URLs, metadata, canonicals, backlinks, and organic landing-page performance.✓RedirectsCreate and test one-to-one redirects for changed URLs without chains or catch-all rules.✓Storefront QATest navigation, search, products, variants, cart, discounts, accounts, forms, and transactional messages.✓IntegrationsValidate payments, tax, fulfillment, ERP, CRM, PIM, feeds, email, loyalty, subscriptions, and support tools.✓AnalyticsPreserve consent behavior, channel attribution, ecommerce events, pixels, and reporting baselines.✓OperationsTrain teams on catalog, content, orders, refunds, customer support, promotions, and launch procedures.✓CutoverDefine freeze windows, final data sync, DNS ownership, responsibilities, rollback conditions, and communications.✓Post-launchMonitor errors, redirects, indexation, feeds, orders, payments, customer issues, and data reconciliation.

READ THE RESULT

A completed checklist is a starting point—not an audit conclusion.

Items need evidence, context, and prioritization. A problem affecting a high-traffic purchase journey may matter more than ten minor cleanup tasks.

Turn findings into owners, expected outcomes, and a measured sequence of work.

WHEN YOU NEED A SECOND SET OF EYES

Turn the findings into a focused plan.

Share the context and what the tool surfaced. We’ll respond with a practical next step—not an automatic call request.

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