StoreMason Migration
Migration starts with data you trust. StoreMason maps agreed record types, compares source and destination counts, reports errors, and waits for your approval.
The service brief
The brief keeps the work clear: what needs attention, what the service will produce, and what needs a separate decision.
Products, variants, collections or categories, core attributes, media references, storefront content, and redirects can be reviewed for migration.
What is not includedCustomer and order history, passwords, themes, apps, reviews, discounts, accounts, and full search history are separately assessed.Products, variants, categories, core attributes, media, buyer or pricing details, and required connections can be reviewed for migration.
What is not includedPasswords, historical orders, procurement history, custom identities, ERP data, and bespoke connections are separately assessed.A clear project path
Move agreed data from trusted sources with clear mappings, matched counts, visible exceptions, and merchant approval.
Choose the record types, responsible people, exclusions, and usable exports.
Record required fields, relationships, media, redirects, and exceptions.
Validate counts and classify failures instead of silently dropping them.
Let the merchant resolve exceptions and approve the final result.
Define done before claiming a result
Source and destination counts, required relationships, classified exceptions, and representative record review.
History, passwords, identities, themes, apps, reviews, procurement data, ERP data, and custom connections need a separate review.
Questions and exceptions
Inputs, exclusions, responsibilities, plan fit, and follow-up questions stay visible instead of becoming surprise assumptions.
Provide usable exports, name the trusted source, review mappings, resolve exceptions, and approve the final result.
Scope, downtime, redirects, history, identities, and connection behavior are confirmed before commitment.
What is not included
History, passwords, identities, themes, apps, reviews, procurement data, ERP data, and custom connections need a separate review.
Customer and order history, passwords, themes, apps, reviews, discounts, accounts, and full search history are separately assessed.
Passwords, historical orders, procurement history, custom identities, ERP data, and bespoke connections are separately assessed.
Start with one useful decision
Project work and recurring platform access stay separate. Deliverables, checks, limits, and price are agreed before commitment.
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