Magento Migration Services

During the migration carried out by LitExtension, your store remains fully operational with no downtime and no impact on its overall performance. In other words, the migration itself will not slow down your server or affect your store speed. However, your website performance depends heavily on the hosting provider you use and the hosting plan you choose. If your Magento store contains a large amount of data such as products, customers, and orders, loading speed may be influenced by your server resources. For that reason, you should check carefully whether your hosting environment meets Magento system requirements.

Yes. LitExtension allows you to transfer reviews to or from Magento. Magento comes with three default rating criteria for products: quality, price, and value. These ratings are shown as an average score on category pages and product detail pages. When you use LitExtension’s automated migration service, product ratings from your Source Store are moved correctly into these three Magento rating fields, so each field will reflect the same score after migration. For instance, if product AAA has a 4-star overall rating on your current store, once it is migrated to Magento, that same product will display a 4-star score for quality, price, and value. Please note that migrated reviews may not be visible on the storefront right away unless their visibility settings are enabled. To display them on the front-end, follow the instructions below:

1. 1. From the Admin panel, go to Store -> Ratings
   2. Choose any rating item under quality, price, and value that you would like to display on the storefront
   3. In the Rating Visibility section, set Visibility In to the appropriate store view where the ratings and reviews should appear. (Press and hold the Ctrl key to select more than one option.)
   4. Click the Save Rating button to finish.

    Next, you will need to use SSH commands to refresh the index, clean the cache, and then verify the ratings on your storefront. Follow these steps: Open your server’s SSH console, move to the root directory of your store by running cd path_to_the_store_root_folder, then execute the following commands: php bin/magento cache:clean php bin/magento indexer:reindex

Yes, it is possible. LitExtension support migration customers password from 50+ eCommerce platform to Magento (Adobe Commerce Migration). Please visit here for free download and to learn how it works.

Yes, LitExtension can migrate CMS pages to

Magento.

However, there are a few specific limitations to note.

Magento’s default CMS pages are not included in the migration. These pages include:

• “no-route” (the 404 page)
• “home”
• “about-magento-demo-store” (the About Us page)
• “customer-service”
• “enable-cookies”
• “privacy-policy-cookie-restriction-mode”

Yes, LitExtension provides the migration of invoices within Magento. It means that you can migrate invoices in Magento 2 migration service.

Yes, LitExtension is able to migrate your attributes successfully.

Please be aware that during migration, LitExtension may automatically add the “src_” prefix to certain attributes and all attribute sets on your Magento store. This usually happens when the option “Clear your target site’s data” is not selected before starting the migration. The purpose of the “src_” prefix is to distinguish the newly migrated attributes from the existing ones on your target store. You can read this instruction for guidance on how to rename your attributes after the migration is completed.

This happens because these figures are recalculated automatically on the Target Store after the migration is completed. Since different Magento versions use different calculation methods for Lifetime Sales, the results shown on the new store may vary. Because of this platform-specific behavior, these values can appear inaccurate after a Magento data migration service.

Yes, it is possible. LitExtension support migration SEO URLs from 80+ eCommerce platform to Magento in order to keep your product’s ranking on Google and ensure that old addresses can continue working normally without 404 error. Please visit here for further details.

Yes, LitExtension can migrate manufacturer images to Magento.

However, Magento’s default manufacturer attribute only stores the manufacturer or vendor name. If you need to transfer extra details such as images, descriptions, or similar data, you will need to install a compatible extension on your store before running the full migration.

Magento uses its own product structure and counting logic. In this system, child products are treated as simple products and counted together with their parent products. Because of that, when you migrate from Magento to another shopping cart with a different product structure, the total number of products on the target store may not match the original count and can be displayed in a different way after Magento migration services. 

LitExtension lets you keep your original Order Full IDs during migration when you select the additional option “Preserve order IDs on Target Store.” This helps maintain the same order IDs from your Source Store on the Target Store.

That said, preserving Order IDs in Magento comes with a few platform-specific conditions. LitExtension can migrate Order Full IDs to or from Magento only when the IDs contain digits only, with no letters or special characters, and when the “Preserve order IDs on Target Store” option is enabled.

For example, if an order ID on the Source Store is #17, it can be transferred to the Target Store as #17.

Note: If the Source Store order ID includes characters other than numbers, LitExtension will only migrate the numeric part after the zeros.

For example, #2-100000034 on the Source Store will be migrated as #34 on the Target Store.