Based on industry standards and the information provided, a large catalog in eCommerce is typically characterized by 800 or more products and potentially even more SKUs when considering product variations. Enterprise-level stores often have complex catalogs with numerous product categories and variations, making organization and searchability crucial.
It’s important to note that being “enterprise-level” isn’t solely about product count. It also involves factors like revenue, traffic, and operational complexity. For the Shopify to WooCommerce migration, the client should ensure their chosen method can handle their specific product volume and complexity, regardless of whether it’s technically considered “enterprise-level.”
How Website Migration Works
We use an AI-powered software application to produce a replica of your website.
Our software plugin will capture, clone, and migrate all website pages including; blog pages, product pages, images, product descriptions, variants, SKUs, weight, quantity, price, special prices, customer order history, subscriptions, and SEO meta-data.
The entire copy, clone and migration process takes approximately 14 to 20 business days.
Data To Be Migrated
- All website pages and content (including images and blog posts).
- Customer data to include; Full Name, Email Address, Billing Address (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code, Telephone).
- Shipping Address: (First Name, Last Name, Company, Address 1, Address 2, Country, State, City, Zip Code).
- Order Data. Order ID | Order Date | Order Status | Ordered Products (Name & SKU)
- Product Price, Quantity, Subtotal Price, Discount Price, Tax Price, Shipping Price, Total Price, Coupon Usage, Comments.
- Products
- Manufacturers
- Product Categories
- Reviews
