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Platform migration
OROCOMMERCE → SHOPIFYFor wholesalers, distributors and manufacturers
Official Shopify Partner
Since 2015 · Shopify store migration, design and development. View profile ↗
OroCommerce to Shopify Migration Services
A simpler storefront starts with a plan for how your B2B business sells.
We review your company accounts, pricing, catalogs and ordering workflows before planning the move. One team handles the agreed data migration, Shopify storefront, integrations and launch.
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One month of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope.
Official Shopify Partner
Since 2015 · Shopify store migration, design and development. View profile ↗
Illustrative workflow, not a live project
Why businesses consider Shopify
Is your current setup doing more than your business needs?
If everyday storefront changes take too much effort, or you want a different balance of wholesale and direct selling, Shopify may give you a more manageable storefront. The decision starts with the buying and sales workflows you need to keep.
01
Make everyday updates easier
Editable layouts and content for the products, campaigns and pages your team changes regularly, without a development ticket for each one.
02
Simplify tools and ownership
Review overlapping customizations and tools, keep the functions that matter, and agree who looks after each part once the store is live.
03
Sell wholesale and direct
Assess one blended store or separate storefronts for your business customers, consumers, brands and regions.
04
Compare the complete investment
Weigh Shopify plans, apps, integrations, development and support against the full cost of running your current setup.
OroCommerce is a capable, purpose-built B2B platform, and Oro offers managed hosting through OroCloud. We don’t assume you run your own servers, and we don’t promise that Shopify costs less or sells more. If your current setup suits the way you sell, we’ll say so in the review.
B2B fit review
Confirm the B2B fit before committing to the move
Importing products is only one part of the project. First we map how your customers buy and how your team sells, then agree what Shopify can support, and how, before we recommend a setup.
Who buys, and what they may see
Business accounts, branches, buyer users, permissions and the products and prices each company is allowed to access.
How a sale is agreed
Requests for quote, negotiation, sales-side approval, buyer purchasing approval, shopping lists and quick ordering.
What runs the business behind the store
Selling units and packs, ERP, PIM, CRM and accounting connections, and which system owns each record.
Your requirements mapBefore any data moves
- Company prices & catalogs
- Buyer roles & structure
- RFQs & quotes
- Approvals
- Shopping lists & quick order
- Units, packs & kits
- ERP, PIM & CRM
- Websites & regions
Each requirement gets a clear answer
- A native Shopify feature that suits it
- A suitable app, with its cost listed
- Scoped custom development
- A changed process you agree to
- Kept in another system, connected
- Not suitable, and we tell you
Free store review & quote
Get a free OroCommerce store review and migration quote
Send us your store address and a short description of how your customers buy. We review your accounts, pricing, quotes, catalog and connected systems, then explain what moves, what is rebuilt and what the project will cost.
- Which Shopify setup fits your B2B needs
- What moves, what is rebuilt, what stays connected
- A quote and proposed timeline
No exports, price lists or logins are needed to start. We arrange secure access later, after we’ve talked.
Companies, buyers & pricing
The right buyer should see the right products, prices and history
In OroCommerce, a business is a customer account and the people buying for it are customer users, each with roles. We migrate those relationships and the effective price each buyer receives, not just a list of email addresses and a base-price column.
Company accounts & buyers
What we review
- Company records
- Parent and child accounts
- Branches & locations
- Buyer users
- Roles & permissions
- Billing & shipping addresses
- Account references
- Payment terms
Tested relationships, not imported emailsShopify companies and company locations don’t automatically recreate any OroCommerce hierarchy, and Shopify buyer permissions don’t reproduce every custom role or approval chain. We agree the destination structure, including any changed behavior, before we build it.
Catalogs & contract pricing
What we review
- Contract price lists
- Customer & group eligibility
- Quantity breaks
- Selling units
- Currencies
- Scheduled prices
- Product visibility
- Pricing precedence
Copying prices doesn’t copy the pricing engineAn OroCommerce price can depend on several rules working together. We check the price a real buyer gets for a real quantity and unit, then rebuild the agreed outcome and test it with representative orders.
Do you need Shopify Plus?
Not automatically. Shopify B2B is now available on the Basic, Grow, Advanced and Plus plans. Your pricing and buyer experience decide the setup. We don’t assume every OroCommerce business needs Plus, or that every negotiated pricing arrangement fits a standard plan.
Basic, Grow & Advanced
vsB2B on standard plans
- Companies, locations and B2B checkout
- A limited number of active B2B catalogs, assigned through markets
- Some contextual features from Advanced upward
Shopify Plus
Wider B2B flexibility
- Catalogs assigned directly to companies or locations
- No market catalog limit
- Deposits, partial payments and other advanced payment options
Based on Shopify’s B2B plan guide, checked October 2026. Limits change, so we confirm them during your review.
Quotes, approvals & ordering
Plan the journey from quote request to confirmed order
If your sales involve negotiation, approval or repeat purchasing, we agree how each step will work on Shopify before launch. These are four different requirements, and one generic “approval workflow” doesn’t cover them all.
Request for quote
A buyer asks for pricing or commercial terms on products, quantities or a project.
Starts the sales conversation.Negotiated quote
Your team prepares an offer, possibly with revisions, an expiry date and buyer acceptance.
Revisions and history matter.Sales-side approval
A salesperson may need internal sign-off on a discount or terms before the offer is sent.
Your team’s internal rule.Buyer-side approval
A buyer may need a purchasing manager’s approval before an order can proceed.
Your customer’s internal rule.Repeat purchasing and terms we review, where you use them
- Saved shopping lists
- SKU quick order
- Purchase-list uploads
- Reorders
- Sales-assisted orders
- PO references
- Net payment terms
- Deposits & invoicing
- Freight rules
- Custom workflow steps
Each requirement gets a decision:Shopify featureSuitable appScoped developmentChanged process
Migrating saved lists and building the shopping-list feature are separate tasks. One doesn’t automatically provide the other, and a similar name doesn’t guarantee the same behavior.
Launch decision listIllustrative entry
Open at the cut-off
Active RFQs and quotes
- 1Complete in OroCommerce
- Quotes close to acceptance finish in the current system before it is retired.
- 2Transition
- Selected quotes move through an agreed, supported Shopify process.
- 3Retain as records
- Expired or closed quotes are kept in an agreed archive for reference.
- 4Owner
- Each open quote has a named person on your team at launch.
- 5Buyer message
- Affected buyers are told how to accept, reorder or ask questions.
Are Shopify draft orders a replacement for OroCommerce quotes?
Draft orders can support an agreed sales process, but they aren’t automatically equivalent to an RFQ conversation, negotiation history, quote revisions, expiry behavior, audit history or custom approval stages. We validate the journey you need and close any gap with an app, development or a changed process.
- Requests
- Revisions
- Expiry
- Approvals
- Audit history
Units, packs & product structure
Make selling units, products and stock work together
A wholesale product can look right after an import and still sell the wrong quantity, charge the wrong price or send the wrong figure to your ERP. So we review how each product is sold and fulfilled, then agree the Shopify setup.
| In OroCommerce | What we review | How we decide the Shopify setup |
|---|---|---|
| Units & packs | Each, case, pack, length or weight; unit conversion, rounding, minimums and order increments. | A setup that sells the agreed unit and passes the right quantity to stock and fulfillment. Changing a unit label isn’t enough. |
| Fractional quantities | Where buyers order 2.5 m or 0.75 kg, and how price and stock follow that quantity. | An agreed approach, often an app or development, validated explicitly before it’s approved. |
| Configurable products | Valid choices, identifiers, prices and which record owns stock. | Products with variants for the combinations you actually sell, or another agreed structure. |
| Product kits | Required and optional components, their relationships, pricing and stock behavior. | A supported bundle approach, app or development. Kits aren’t flattened into ordinary variants. |
| Attributes & documents | Product families, technical specifications, data sheets, certificates and images. | Suitable product fields, filters and file storage, with restricted documents kept private. |
Acceptance tests
We test how a B2B order behaves, not only how many records arrived
Record counts can match while a buyer sees the wrong price. So we agree test orders that use your most involved accounts and products, and check them before the full migration runs.
In each test order we check
- Product access for that company
- The buyer’s permissions
- The agreed contract price
- Unit conversion and stock
- Tax and shipping
- The order your ERP receives
This is an example of how we test, not results from a client project. We also test what should fail, such as a buyer from another company. Shopify currently limits B2B orders and draft orders to 500 line items, so large purchase lists are tested early.
Test orderIllustrative example
OroCommerce order
| Nitrile gloves × 2 cases · North depot buyer · contract $48.00 a case | $96.00 |
|---|---|
| Unit conversion 1 case = 10 boxes | 20 boxes |
| Subtotal before tax & shipping | $96.00 |
Same test on Shopify
| Company location | North depot |
|---|---|
| Contract price | $96.00 |
| Stock reduced | 20 boxes |
| ERP order line | 2 cases |
A buyer from another company can’t see this product or price
What we migrate
What can move from OroCommerce to Shopify?
Before work begins, we agree the records we can access, where each one goes and how it will be checked. Some information becomes working Shopify data; other information is rebuilt, kept in a connected system or archived.
Products & identifiers
Names, descriptions and SKUs
Configurations & kits
Agreed product relationships
Attributes & specs
Product families and technical data
Categories & content
Navigation and rebuilt pages
Images & documents
Media, data sheets and certificates
Companies & buyers
Accounts, locations and addresses
Price lists & terms
Agreed pricing and eligibility
Historical orders
An agreed date range and detail
Quotes & shopping lists
Transitioned or archived
CRM & custom records
Assessed record by record
Marketing preferences
Available consent, kept separate
SEO & URLs
Metadata and a tested redirect map
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Where each item goes, and what we check before launch.
Products & catalogProducts, configurations, attributes, content and files 5 areas
| OroCommerce | Where it goes in Shopify | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Products & identifiers | Products, variants and agreed custom fields. | Valid structure, SKUs and other identifiers, units, prices and availability. |
| Configurable products & kits | Variants, an agreed bundle approach, an app or development. | Valid choices, components, pricing and stock behavior. |
| Attributes & product families | Suitable product fields, specifications and filters. | Meaning and display, not just copied labels. |
| Master catalog, categories & web content | Collections, menus and rebuilt pages. | The master catalog, storefront navigation and access rules are distinct. |
| Images & documents | Agreed product media and file destinations. | Access to the original files, matching and who may open each document. |
Companies, buyers & pricingBusiness accounts, buyer users, price lists and terms 3 areas
| OroCommerce | Where it goes in Shopify | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Customers (companies) & addresses | Shopify companies, company locations and addresses. | Parent and child accounts, branches, duplicates and account references. |
| Customer users & roles | Customer records linked to the right companies, with agreed permissions. | Who can order, see prices and view history. Custom roles need their own decision. |
| Price lists & terms | Rebuilt agreed pricing, catalogs and eligibility. | Effective prices, units, quantity tiers, currencies and payment terms. |
Orders, quotes & listsOrder history, open RFQs, quotes and shopping lists 3 areas
| OroCommerce | Where it goes in Shopify | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| Historical orders | An agreed import with company context, or a retained archive. | Dates, line items, totals, references and the buyer and company behind each order. |
| Open RFQs & quotes | Completed in OroCommerce, transitioned through an agreed process, or archived. | Status, owner, expiry, outstanding obligations and buyer communication. |
| Shopping lists | Agreed saved records, plus the destination feature scoped separately. | Accessible list contents, owners and matching products. |
CRM, consent & SEOCRM records, marketing preferences and URLs 3 areas
| OroCommerce | Where it goes in Shopify | What we check |
|---|---|---|
| CRM & custom records | A retained, connected CRM, a scoped transfer or an archive. | Contacts, opportunities and activities aren’t ordinary customer rows. |
| Marketing preferences | Agreed subscriber and consent mapping. | A buyer account doesn’t automatically mean marketing permission. |
| Useful SEO content & URLs | Metadata and a tested destination map. | Public versus private content, localized pages and old redirect chains. |
Not everything becomes Shopify data, and that’s by design
OroCommerce has export and integration capabilities, but a standard export doesn’t automatically contain every relationship, order, quote, activity and custom record. We inspect what your system holds and agree the best home for each kind of information.
- Working Shopify data
- Rebuilt functionality
- A connected system
- An agreed archive
Customer passwords and saved payment credentials aren’t assumed to transfer. Imported orders don’t carry the original payment transactions, and imported history doesn’t recreate permissions or approval workflows. Customer records aren’t automatically marketing subscribers, and files need real access and destination checks.
ERP, PIM, CRM & store structure
Connect Shopify to the systems that run the business
We agree which system owns each kind of information, what moves to Shopify, what stays where it is, and which connections need rebuilding. Existing OroCommerce connectors don’t automatically work with Shopify.
Who owns each record?
- Product master data
- Contract prices
- Stock availability
- Orders
- Customer accounts
- Invoices
- Payment status
- Fulfillment updates
For each connection in scope we define:Direction & timingFailures & retriesReconciliationOngoing responsibility
Integration planIllustrative entry
ERP connection
Contract prices and stock
- 1Source of truth
- The ERP owns contract prices and available stock.
- 2Direction & timing
- ERP to Shopify on an agreed schedule; orders flow back to the ERP.
- 3Proposed solution
- A suitable connector or a scoped integration, checked against your ERP.
- 4When it fails
- Errors are logged, retried and reported to a named owner.
- 5Reconciliation
- Prices, stock and orders are compared on an agreed check.
- 6Acceptance test
- A test order reaches the ERP with the right quantity, unit and price.
OroCRM & sales operations
What we review
- Contacts
- Opportunities
- Activities
- Sales ownership
- Account managers
- Customer notes
Moving the storefront doesn’t replace OroCRMContacts, opportunities, activities and sales ownership are different from Shopify customer records. They may stay in a connected CRM or need a separate, scoped project.
Each part becomes one of
- A connected CRM
- A scoped transfer
- An agreed archive
Websites, organizations & languages
What we review
- Brands & domains
- Regions
- Legal entities
- Catalogs
- Currencies
- Tax requirements
- Translations
- Shared stock
Each part becomes one of
- Markets
- Languages
- Separate stores
- Another agreed setup
No automatic one-to-one mappingShopify Markets isn’t a direct replacement for OroCommerce’s organization and website structure. Some businesses suit one store with markets; others need separate stores.
Recurring orders aren’t the same as subscriptions
A buyer who reorders the same list each month is different from automatic subscription billing. Shopify currently lists subscriptions as incompatible with native B2B, so we don’t promise a seamless subscription transfer or assume a consumer subscription app works in B2B checkout. Any alternative is assessed first.
- Reorders
- Saved lists
- Scheduled orders
- Subscription billing
SEO, privacy & tracking
Keep useful visibility without exposing private B2B information
We map the public pages that bring you business, and check that restricted products, prices, documents and order history stay private. Hiding a menu item isn’t an access rule.
- Inventory valuable public landing pages, product and category paths and localized URLs
- Map each important page to a relevant Shopify destination and keep useful content and metadata
- Test redirects, old redirect chains, internal links and the agreed indexing checks
- Keep private catalogs, prices and documents out of public pages, feeds and search results
Feeds, campaigns & tracking, where included
- Product feeds
- Campaign landing pages
- Analytics & pixels
- Conversion events
- Consent settings
- Connected channels
An import doesn’t reconnect these services. We check the agreed feeds and tracking after launch, and make sure no restricted B2B data is published by accident.
Shopify has its own URL structure, and rankings can change after any migration. Nobody can honestly promise identical URLs, unchanged rankings or automatic traffic growth.
Access testExpected result
Logged-out visitorOpens a restricted product URL directlyBlockedNo product or price shown
Buyer from another companyOpens a product priced only for Company ABlockedNo access to that price
Direct document linkA restricted data sheet or price fileTestedAgreed access only
Assigned buyerSigns in for their company locationTestedRight catalog, prices and history
Public category pageAn indexed page that brings traffic301Relevant Shopify collection
Product feedFeeds and connected sales channelsReviewPublic items only
Example tests only. We agree the real cases from your accounts, catalogs and permissions.
Domain, email & retained services
Keep OroCommerce available until nothing depends on it
Whether OroCommerce runs on OroCloud or your own hosting, we don’t advise cancelling it the day the domain switches. Required records, files and open obligations are resolved or retained first.
We resolve first
- Historical records
- Product files & documents
- Open quotes & orders
- Invoices & payment status
- CRM data
- Integration endpoints
- Mailboxes & email services
- Domain & DNS
- Hosting or OroCloud contract
Your domain
Connecting a domain to Shopify is different from transferring its registration. A domain you own can usually stay with its registrar. We review DNS before switching.
Your email
Shopify doesn’t host email inboxes. We check where your mailboxes and transactional email run before any DNS or hosting changes.
Your current system
We keep the agreed exports and source access until dependencies, open quotes, orders and other obligations are resolved.
Access to your current system is always arranged securely after we’ve talked, never through the public enquiry form.
A full-service agency
One team for the move and your Shopify storefront
We can set up a suitable Shopify theme, customize it or recreate agreed elements of your current design, and build the agreed features and connections, so the records and the storefront are planned together.
Shopify Theme Customization
Buyer-friendly product pages, quick-order layouts, navigation and editable content.
Explore theme & design →Shopify App Development
Scoped B2B workflows and integrations where a suitable existing app doesn’t meet the need.
Explore app development →Shopify SEO
The agreed migration checks for URLs, content and metadata, with ongoing optimization as a separate service.
Explore Shopify SEO →Ecommerce Marketing
SEO, paid advertising, email and other channels that suit your business buyers and consumers.
Explore ecommerce marketing →Migration is quoted on its own. Redesign, additional development and ongoing marketing are added only if you want them, each with its own scope and price.
Process & launch
Agree the destination, validate it, then coordinate the switch
A planned migration in four stages. Your OroCommerce store keeps trading until launch, and orders or quotes that reach it around the switch aren’t left behind.
1
Review the B2B fit
We map the must-have workflows, data, integrations and destination options, then agree the scope and the Shopify setup.
2
Build and validate
We prepare Shopify separately, then test representative buyer journeys and sample records with your team.
3
Control final changes
We agree a catalog freeze or change log, the cut-off, and the final update of selected buyers, orders, prices and stock.
4
Launch and reconcile
We coordinate the domain and connections, reconcile late orders—even one—and handle open quotes as agreed.
What we agree before launch day
So the switch is planned, not improvised.
- A catalog freeze or change log. New products, structural changes or altered workflows can affect scope, cost and timing.
- The cut-off time and which system is authoritative for each record type at each stage.
- The final update of selected buyers, orders, prices and stock.
- How open quotes and other obligations are handled, who owns them and what buyers are told.
This is a coordinated migration with a defined cut-off, not ongoing two-way synchronization between OroCommerce and Shopify. We reduce the risks, but no honest agency promises zero downtime or zero data loss.
Costs & payments
Compare the complete cost of running the business online
We set the real cost of your current setup against the full proposed Shopify setup, so you can decide with the whole picture. Shopify isn’t automatically cheaper.
Your current setup
vsOroCommerce
- Licence or subscription, depending on your edition
- OroCloud or other hosting
- Upgrades and custom code upkeep
- Integration maintenance
- Payment processing
The proposed setup
Shopify
- The Shopify plan your requirements need
- Theme and apps
- Payment processing and any third-party fees
- Integrations and systems you keep
- Our agency work, quoted separately
You see both sides before you decide.
Plan payments and terms
Your OroCommerce payment integrations don’t carry over, and saved payment credentials don’t move as ordinary customer fields. So we check:
- Net terms, PO references and invoicing
- Deposits and partial payments, where your plan supports them
- The payment methods your buyers need
- Provider eligibility, approval and fees
- Which system records payment status
We can’t guarantee the same provider or rates on Shopify.
Listed separately in your proposal
Costs outside our migration fee, so nothing comes as a surprise.
- Shopify subscription
- Paid themes
- Apps
- Payment processing
- Retained systems
- Integration upkeep
- Additional development
- Ongoing marketing
- Extended support
Choosing the right kind of help
A B2B migration needs to work for buyers and staff, not just produce imported records
Migration tools can move common records, and some offer assisted services. Where a tool suits part of your project, we can use it. Our value is the scoped work around it.
| Your question | Self-service migration tool | Migration managed by WEP |
|---|---|---|
| Who defines the scope? | You choose the records and options the tool supports. | We review your B2B processes and document what moves, what is rebuilt, what stays connected and who does what. |
| Companies, buyers and access? | Customer records may move; relationships and permissions need your own review. | We map companies, locations and buyers and test who can see and order what. |
| Contract prices and quotes? | Price values may move; the rules and open quotes need separate planning. | We rebuild the agreed pricing and plan every open quote at launch. |
| ERP, PIM and CRM? | Usually a separate job for you or another provider. | Each connection gets an owner, a data flow and an acceptance test. |
| Who runs the launch? | Your team coordinates final updates, the domain, redirects and checks. | We run the final update, domain switch, redirects, late-order checks and a month of free support. |
Case studies
After the move: how we help clients grow
A migration is often where our work starts. Once the store is live, we can support growth too. These clients use our SEO and AI search services to win more traffic and customers.
Client reviews
What our migration clients say
Reviews from merchants we moved from Shift4Shop, Volusion, Yahoo Store and other platforms. Each card shows the original move.
Web commerce pros created a really lovely design for our website. They also changed the layout for our images and updated/resized images so that the site is overall much more attractive. We have been receiving a lot of positive feedback from customers on the ease of use and the overall look of our site. In addition, we are very grateful to Roy for coming up with a creative solution for allowing customers to easily create their own quotes, which has been very helpful to both our operations and our customers.
Anna Flanguagelizard.com
Design & custom featuresArfat and team were proficient with BigCommerce Page Builder and Shogun to create and modify pages. We successfully completed the migration with their assistance and were happy with their work. We would hire again soon for our next project.
BigCommerce client
BigCommerce migrationMigrations we have delivered
Other Shopify migrations we have delivered
Examples of stores we have moved to Shopify from other platforms.
TurbifyShopify
eBuilderDirect
Door, cabinet & bath hardware
We moved eBuilderDirect from Turbify to Shopify, restructured the catalog and launched a refreshed storefront with a cleaner shopping flow.
Visit the live store
VolusionShopify
Fabric Café
Quilt kits, patterns, books & fabric
A multi-month move to Shopify Plus covering complex product structures, digital downloads, discount logic, integrations and a coordinated launch.
Visit the live store
TurbifyShopify
SupportStore.com
Awareness wristbands, pins & decals
We moved SupportStore.com from Turbify to Shopify and refreshed the storefront visually and functionally, while keeping the brand’s mission and message.
Visit the live storeAfter launch
We don’t disappear after launch
Every migration includes one month of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope. If something from the move needs attention, the same team that moved your store fixes it.
New features, unrelated development and ongoing maintenance or marketing are scoped separately. After the first month, you can keep us for Shopify development, SEO or marketing.
1 month freepost-launch migration support
- Fix migration-related issues you find
- Reconcile the last orders that reached OroCommerce
- Check agreed redirects, buyer access and connected-system errors
- Correct agreed data that didn’t come across right
- Review agreed feeds, tracking and indexing after the switch
Cost & timing
A scope based on how your business sells, not just its record count
A modest catalog with contract pricing, quotes and an ERP connection can take more work than a larger, simple one. No fixed price or duration is promised before the review.
Data condition & volume
Products, units, files and how clean the records are.
Buyer relationships
Companies, locations, roles and access.
Pricing rules
Contract prices, catalogs, quantity breaks and currencies.
Workflows
Quotes, approvals, shopping lists and reorders.
Design & integrations
The storefront, plus ERP, PIM, CRM and finance.
History & launch
Records in scope, open quotes and the switch plan.
Know what is included before work begins
Your proposal separates our one-time project fee from Shopify, app, theme, payment and retained-system costs. We confirm price and schedule after the review.
FreeStore review and quote before you hire us
1 monthFree post-launch migration support included
- Required records and feature decisions
- The destination setup, plan, apps and retained systems
- Responsibilities and acceptance tests
- A launch plan with your review points
FAQ
OroCommerce to Shopify migration questions, answered
Straight answers about the move, including the B2B parts that need extra care.
Getting started & costs
Yes, once we’ve confirmed the fit. We assess your data, buying workflows and integrations and agree a suitable destination before quoting the move. Some requirements may need a different process, and occasionally the review shows Shopify isn’t the right choice.
Businesses may want easier storefront updates, a simpler mix of tools and customizations, or combined wholesale and direct selling. We compare the required functionality and complete cost rather than assume every OroCommerce business should move.
No. It is designed for B2B commerce and can support complex processes. The question is whether your current implementation fits your business better than the proposed Shopify setup.
Yes. Available features, customizations, exports and hosting arrangements vary by version and edition. We inspect your installed system instead of assuming the current documentation describes every store.
Not automatically. Shopify B2B spans the Basic, Grow, Advanced and Plus plans, but catalog assignment, advanced payment options and other capabilities differ. Your pricing and buyer experience drive the recommendation.
We quote after reviewing your workflows, data, design and integrations, so no fixed price or delivery date is promised beforehand. Shopify plans, apps, payment costs and retained systems are listed separately.
No. A fair comparison includes implementation, plans, apps, integrations, ongoing support and any systems you keep. We assess the proposed setup rather than promise savings.
Send your store URL and a short description of how your customers buy and how your team sells. We arrange deeper access securely after we’ve talked. Every migration includes one month of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope.
Buyers, pricing & quotes
We map the effective products, prices and eligibility and rebuild the agreed rules. Assigning catalogs directly to companies or locations is currently a Shopify Plus feature, and copying price-list rows alone doesn’t recreate OroCommerce’s pricing logic.
We review businesses, branches and buyer users separately and agree the destination relationships and permissions. Shopify company locations don’t automatically reproduce every nested structure or custom role.
We test assigned companies and locations, order history and visibility, including logged-out visits and users who shouldn’t have access.
We assess your request, negotiation, approval, acceptance and expiry requirements. The proposal defines a suitable replacement or a retained sales process; existing workflow states aren’t assumed to be portable.
We agree which quotes are completed in OroCommerce, transitioned through a supported process or kept as records, each with an owner and a plan for telling the buyer.
They can support an agreed sales workflow, but they aren’t automatically equivalent to a full RFQ conversation, negotiation history or approval process. We validate the journey you need.
We treat them as separate requirements and review their rules, permissions and audit needs. A suitable app, integration or development may be required, and exact parity isn’t guaranteed.
We review saved lists, SKU entry, purchase-list uploads and repeat-order behavior. Moving the saved records and building the working feature are scoped separately.
Catalog, data & systems
We agree the selling unit, conversions, quantity rules and price calculations, then test them on Shopify. Changing a unit label isn’t enough to recreate this behavior.
We assess choices, component relationships, pricing and stock behavior before choosing suitable products, an app or development. Kits and variants aren’t interchangeable.
The accessible fields and files we agree on can be mapped to suitable destinations. We check file access, matching, permissions and how the information should appear.
We agree the fields, date range, company associations and how history appears in Shopify or an archive. Historical orders don’t transfer the original payment transactions or recreate operational approvals.
They aren’t assumed to transfer. We plan the Shopify account transition and any separate payment-provider requirements; native Shopify B2B uses Shopify’s current customer accounts.
Only if they’re explicitly scoped. OroCRM contacts, opportunities and activities are different from customer records. They may stay in a connected CRM or need a separate project.
We review the interfaces and agree record ownership, update flows, error handling and reconciliation. Existing connectors don’t automatically become Shopify integrations.
We separate repeat purchasing from automatic subscription billing. Shopify currently lists subscriptions as incompatible with native B2B, so any alternative is assessed before we commit to it.
Structure, SEO & launch
We assess the commercial and legal structure, domains, catalogs and shared operations. Shopify Markets or separate stores can suit different needs, but neither automatically reproduces the OroCommerce structure.
A blended setup can work well. We review permissions, presentation, pricing and app compatibility before choosing one combined store or separate stores.
We rebuild the agreed design and map useful public content and URLs. OroCommerce themes don’t install on Shopify, and rankings can fluctuate even with careful migration checks.
Yes. We normally build Shopify separately, then agree the final updates, cut-off and reconciliation, including late orders, changing prices and open quotes.
Let’s look at your setup
Let’s review your OroCommerce setup
Tell us how your customers buy and what you want to change. We’ll review the requirements and propose the next step.
Or call 888-711-2347
One month of free post-launch migration support within the agreed scope.
Helpful for our first conversation
- Your store URL and roughly how many products you sell
- How customers buy: accounts, contract prices, quotes or approvals
- The ERP, PIM, CRM or finance systems connected today, and your preferred timing