eCommerce Replatforming With Controlled Migration

We do ecommerce platform migration for growth teams who need a stable cutover, clean data, and reliable trading performance from day one.

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  • 11+ years of delivery experience
  • 4 stage delivery model
  • 5+ year average client partnerships

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Our ecommerce replatforming services focus on delivery confidence: stable trading, clean integrations, and a cutover plan you can defend internally.

Why ecommerce Replatforming Protects Revenue

A platform change is rarely just a new theme. It is a shift in data, integrations, checkout behaviour, and how search engines discover your catalogue.

The trade-off is speed versus certainty: rushing launch can create hidden breakpoints, while phased delivery protects trading and stakeholder confidence.

Platform Migration Use Cases

  • Checkout changes need testing without disrupting trading
  • Catalogue, customers, and orders must migrate with clean rules
  • Integrations create dependencies across finance, ops, and fulfilment
  • SEO equity depends on redirects, templates, and crawl control
  • Performance and stability need proof under real load
  • Multiple stakeholders need a plan, not a guess
Discuss your migration plan

Clear scope direction and next steps

Our ecommerce Platform Migration Expertise

We deliver ecommerce replatforming agency support for teams who want a controlled move, not a risky big-bang rebuild. The decision point is how much to standardise versus customise, based on what drives margin and speed in your operation.

Platform Migration: Data and Catalogue

Product data models, variants, pricing rules, customer accounts, and order history mapped into a migration plan that can be tested before cutover.

Platform Migration: Checkout and Payments

Shipping, tax, promotions, payment providers, fraud controls, and edge cases validated with realistic scenarios and team sign-off gates.

Platform Migration: Integrations and Ops

ERP, WMS, CRM, fulfilment, customer service, and reporting wired through stable APIs with clear ownership and monitoring for launch week.

Platform Migration: Search, Content, and SEO

URL mapping, templates, structured data, and content migration designed to protect discoverability while improving page speed and maintainability.

Explore the right approach

A phased plan you can share

Capabilities That De-Risk an eCommerce Platform Migration

A replatform succeeds when scope, data, and integrations are treated as delivery workstreams with clear review gates.

  • Platform and feature fit assessment
  • Information architecture and navigation mapping
  • Data model mapping and validation rules
  • Catalogue and customer migration rehearsal
  • Checkout journeys and edge-case testing
  • Payment, shipping, and tax configuration
  • SEO redirects and template parity checks
  • Analytics and tag governance plan
  • API-first integration design
  • Cloud hosting and CDN strategy
  • Performance testing and release gates
  • Security and access control review
  • Phased releases to control cost
  • Content migration and governance templates
  • magento replatform planning support
  • shopify replatforming delivery workstreams
  • woocommerce replatforming migration mapping
  • b2b ecommerce replatforming rules and roles

Our Replatforming Process

A delivery model designed to protect trading

Discovery, Scope and Risks

Align on what must not break and how we prove it early.

We review your current platform, key journeys, integrations, and constraints. Then we define success criteria, identify breakpoints, and agree the cutover approach so decisions stay consistent as delivery starts.

  • Current stack and dependency map
  • Key journeys and edge cases captured
  • Risk register and mitigation plan
  • High-level migration workstreams
  • Tracking and SEO guardrails agreed
Review the plan

Call + summary and next actions

Data, APIs and Rules

Build the foundations so the store behaves correctly at scale.

We map data models, migration rules, and integration contracts before moving anything in bulk. This is where we prevent late surprises in fulfilment, finance, and customer service workflows.

  • Migration mapping and validation checks
  • Integration contracts and ownership
  • Sandbox migrations for proof
  • Error handling and monitoring approach
  • Phased release sequence agreed
Confirm next steps

Workstreams + review gates

UX, Checkout and QA

Prove customer journeys end-to-end before launch week.

We validate navigation, templates, checkout, and payments against agreed scenarios. The goal is confidence: stakeholders can see what is changing and how it performs before cutover.

  • Journey-based QA scripts
  • Payment and shipping scenario testing
  • Accessibility and content checks
  • Performance testing and fixes
  • UAT sign-off gates
Sense-check scope

Coverage review + actions

Cutover, Launch and Monitor

A planned switch with rollback options and clear owners.

We run a cutover rehearsal, final data sync, and launch checklist. After go-live, we monitor performance, orders, and tracking so the team can trade while issues are resolved quickly.

  • Cutover runbook and roles
  • Redirects and crawl checks
  • Trading and tracking validation
  • Post-launch monitoring plan
  • Stabilisation fixes and handover
Review cutover

Runbook + readiness checklist

Our Partners & Recognitions

Industry partners and independent recognition

Our Engagement Models

Choose the engagement that matches your risk profile, timeline, and governance needs.

Discovery and Migration Plan

Clarity before delivery starts

Best when you need a defensible scope, workstreams, and cutover approach before committing to a full build.

  • Stakeholder workshop and risk review
  • Migration workstreams and sequencing
  • Integration and data mapping overview
  • Phased plan and next steps
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Fixed-Scope Migration Project

Defined outcomes and review gates

Best when the target platform is confirmed and the priority is delivering a controlled migration with clear acceptance criteria.

  • Agreed scope and deliverables
  • Phased releases and sign-off points
  • Cutover runbook and launch support
  • Handover and stabilisation window
Scope my project

Dedicated Delivery Team

Ongoing build, iteration, and optimisation

Best when you want a delivery cadence across platform changes, integrations, and continuous improvements after launch.

  • Sprint cadence and governance
  • Backlog shaping and prioritisation
  • Release management and QA gates
  • Performance and tracking improvements
Build with a team

Senior Advisory and Reviews

Best when you need decision support on platform choice, architecture, SEO migration, or cutover readiness, without a full delivery engagement.

Get Your Migration Planned By eCommerce Experts

Share your current platform, target platform, and 2-3 critical journeys. We will map workstreams, phased steps, and a cutover approach for predictable delivery.

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30-minute call, plan + next steps

What clients say about Webdigita

Long-term partnerships built on clarity, quality, and consistent delivery.

Frequently Asked Questions

Know more about our eCommerce Replatforming and Migration

What is the estimated total cost for a full, e-commerce replatforming and migration service project in the UK?

Cost is driven by data complexity, integrations, checkout rules, and how much needs redesign versus configuration on the target platform. This matters because hidden scope usually appears in migrations, not in page design. Deliverable: a phased scope and risk register that separates must-haves from later improvements.
Choose a team that can show clear workstreams for data, integrations, SEO, and cutover, not just design and development tasks. This matters because the riskiest failures happen between systems. Deliverable: a delivery plan with review gates, owners, and a cutover runbook outline.
Most teams succeed by using the platform for core commerce while customising only where it protects margin, speed, or operational control. This matters because over-customisation increases upgrade and support burden. Deliverable: a build-vs-config decision log tied to business outcomes.
SEO protection comes from redirect mapping, template parity, structured data checks, and post-launch crawl monitoring tied to a controlled release plan. This matters because organic traffic often drops due to preventable technical gaps. Deliverable: a redirect and SEO QA checklist with pre-launch sign-off.
The safest cutover is planned around rehearsal, final data sync, rollback options, and clear ownership across trading, ops, and engineering. This matters because launch issues need fast decisions, not debate. Deliverable: a cutover runbook with roles, timing, and validation steps.
Successful migrations use mapping rules, validation checks, and repeated test migrations so edge cases surface early and can be fixed safely. This matters because bad data creates downstream failures in fulfilment and reporting. Deliverable: a migration mapping sheet with validation and exception handling.
You need scenario-based testing across search, promotions, tax, shipping, payments, emails, refunds, returns, and back-office workflows. This matters because revenue loss often comes from operational gaps, not visible UI issues. Deliverable: a QA script pack and UAT sign-off gates.
Integrations should be treated as first-class workstreams with contracts, ownership, monitoring, and fallbacks agreed before cutover. This matters because integration failures can stop order flow even when the site looks fine. Deliverable: an integration dependency map and monitoring plan.
Yes, phased delivery can reduce risk by moving workstreams in a controlled order, as long as data and customer experience remain consistent. This matters because partial moves can create duplication if not governed. Deliverable: a phased release plan with data ownership rules.
Include ecommerce, ops, finance, customer service, and engineering so rules and acceptance criteria are agreed before build and cutover. This matters because late approvals create rework close to launch. Deliverable: a stakeholder sign-off checklist and decision log.
Tracking stays reliable when events, tags, and consent rules are documented, tested, and validated against real journeys before and after launch. This matters because data gaps affect budget and forecasting decisions. Deliverable: a tracking plan with validation steps and ownership.
Post-launch stabilisation includes monitoring, rapid fixes, and a structured handover so teams can trade confidently while improvements continue. This matters because issues often surface only under real traffic and order volume. Deliverable: a stabilisation checklist and support cadence plan.

Want a clearer replatform plan before you commit?

Share your current platform, target platform, and key risks. We will sense-check scope, highlight decision points, and map practical next steps.

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eCommerce replatforming for a predictable launch

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    Ideal if you are planning a migration, rebuild, or stabilisation phase in the next 60-90 days.

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