Custom Cart to Adobe Commerce Migration

Depending on what your source system can provide, LitExtension can map data into Adobe Commerce structures for products and categories, customers, orders, manufacturers, taxes, coupons, reviews, CMS pages, and multilingual content.

Because every custom cart uses a different schema, our team reviews your source fields and relationships before confirming the final migration scope.

We can work with different source-access methods depending on your system. This may include a direct API through our API Data Migration Service, a database backup through Database Dump Migration, or exported files through CSV Files Migration.

Our team will recommend the most practical method after reviewing the access and data your platform can provide.

Yes, many custom fields and non-standard relationships can be mapped when there is a suitable destination in Adobe Commerce or a defined custom requirement.

For highly customized schemas, business-specific entities, or special transformation rules, our Customization Services can be used to design the required mapping and migration logic.

Adobe Commerce can receive customer username and password data, but whether existing passwords can be preserved depends on how your custom platform stores and encrypts them.

Our experts review the password format during the assessment. If the source hashing method cannot be used on Adobe Commerce, a customer password reset may be required after launch.

Store data and application code are different parts of a replatforming project. A custom theme, frontend code, checkout logic, integrations, and platform-specific features generally cannot be transferred as standard data records.

These components may need to be rebuilt, replaced, or re-integrated for Adobe Commerce. LitExtension can assess data dependencies and migration requirements as part of the project planning process.

Yes. The main data migration can be performed separately from your live storefront, allowing your existing custom store to continue serving customers during the transfer.

Data created or changed after the initial migration can be brought over before launch with Recent Data Migration, when applicable to your project.

Start by identifying important existing URLs, SEO metadata, and indexable pages. When URL structures change, map old URLs to their corresponding Adobe Commerce pages and create 301 redirects to reduce broken links.

After migration, review redirects, metadata, canonical URLs, internal links, and crawl errors before switching traffic to the new store.

We begin with a Demo Migration so representative records can be checked before the full transfer. After migration, our team reviews key data types, field mappings, relationships, images, totals, and other project-specific requirements.

For custom carts, validation is especially important because source schemas and business rules can differ significantly from standard eCommerce platforms.

The timeline depends on the size of your database, the available access method, data quality, custom fields, schema complexity, transformation requirements, and the amount of testing needed.

After reviewing your custom platform, LitExtension can define a migration plan and a more specific expected timeline for the project.

The cost depends on your data volume, source complexity, access method, custom mapping requirements, and any additional migration work required for the project.

Use the Cost Estimator on this page for an initial estimate. For complex custom databases or non-standard entities, our team can prepare a tailored quote after reviewing your requirements.