Salesforce Commerce to Adobe Commerce Migration

You can migrate core commerce data including products and product categories, customers, and orders from Salesforce Commerce Cloud to Adobe Commerce.

Supported product data includes information such as names, SKUs, descriptions, prices, inventory, attributes, variants, images, and category details. Customer and order records can also be transferred with their supported contact, address, item, pricing, tax, shipping, and status information.

Customer passwords are not included in the standard Salesforce Commerce Cloud to Adobe Commerce migration.

After launch, existing customers may need to set a new password before signing in to their account on the Adobe Commerce store.

No. Salesforce Commerce Cloud and Adobe Commerce use different storefront architectures, so the existing theme and frontend code cannot be transferred as standard store data.

Your Adobe Commerce storefront should be rebuilt or redesigned separately while the underlying supported commerce data is migrated.

Cartridges, custom code, and third-party integrations are not transferred in the same way as products, customers, and orders.

Because the two platforms use different architectures, these functions usually need to be reviewed, rebuilt, replaced, or reconnected for Adobe Commerce. They can be assessed separately as part of a custom migration project.

Yes. Your existing Salesforce Commerce Cloud store can remain available while the migration is being prepared and processed.

The data transfer runs separately from normal storefront operations, allowing customers to continue browsing and placing orders until you are ready for the final launch on Adobe Commerce.

SEO preservation requires careful handling of URLs, metadata, and redirects when the storefront structure changes.

LitExtension can include SEO migration options such as URL mapping and 301 redirects to send old URLs to their corresponding Adobe Commerce pages, helping reduce broken links and minimize disruption to existing organic visibility.

LitExtension applies controlled migration procedures to protect store data throughout the transfer and limits the migration process to the information needed for the project.

You can also review LitExtension’s Data Security Policy for more details about the practices used to protect migration data.

Yes. A Demo Migration can be used to preview how selected Salesforce Commerce Cloud data appears in Adobe Commerce before the full transfer.

This gives you an opportunity to review data mapping and migration results, raise any required adjustments, and confirm the setup before proceeding with the full migration.

The migration timeline depends on the amount of data, store complexity, required data mapping, custom requirements, and the work needed around the Adobe Commerce setup.

After reviewing your store and migration scope, LitExtension can provide an estimated timeline for the project.

The cost depends on factors such as the volume of products, customers, and orders, the complexity of the data, and any custom migration or additional service requirements.

You can use the pricing estimator for an initial estimate or request a tailored quote after your migration requirements have been reviewed.