Customer password reset
Because platforms encrypt passwords differently, keeping them can be difficult. Make sure you communicate with your customers and force a password update at the first login to the new store.
We’ve gathered the key tips that will help you carry out the migration smoothly and without disruption, from transferring order history and the customer base to minimising downtime.
Because platforms encrypt passwords differently, keeping them can be difficult. Make sure you communicate with your customers and force a password update at the first login to the new store.
Platforms store data differently, for example an address may be split into different fields than in PrestaShop. Mapping these differences is key to a smooth migration.
Each platform has different management mechanisms. Migration is also a change for administrators, so make sure your team is prepared for the new panel.
Moving to PrestaShop doesn’t mean losing products, categories, customers or order history. The key is detailed mapping and migration scripts that transfer data without disruption, and we also verify the state in a technical audit.
Set an exact date and time for the switchover, put both platforms into a technical break, verify the DNS configuration and the correctness of the transferred data. Review the 301 redirects (URL changes), and finally test the purchasing process and CRON tasks. A new, tailored server is provided by PrestaShop hosting with 24/7 support.
We examine the source platform, integrations and data structure, then map them to the PrestaShop model and plan the 301 redirects.
Using scripts, we transfer products, categories, customers, orders and CMS content to a copy of the store, without touching the live production store.
We test the purchasing process, payments, delivery, transactional emails, CRON as well as redirects, and run a data sanity check.
In the agreed window we switch on maintenance mode, switch the DNS and finalise synchronisation. The switchover itself usually takes a few dozen minutes.
We keep an eye on indexing, 404 errors, Core Web Vitals and stability. Further improvement of results is covered by PrestaShop optimisation.
Drops are possible, but they are usually small if you keep the URL structure or prepare complete 301 redirects, transfer metadata and structured data, and verify the sitemap and robots.txt. After launch, monitor indexing, 404 errors and Core Web Vitals; more on this in PrestaShop optimisation.
Yes, with a well-prepared data map we transfer customers, orders, products, categories and CMS content. Tests on a copy and a sanity check after launch are critical.
Because of different encryption algorithms, we force a secure password reset at the first login and communicate this in advance to avoid access problems.
It depends on the volume of data, the complexity of integrations and SEO. Most often: analysis → migration to a copy → tests → maintenance window → monitoring. The switchover itself takes a few dozen minutes, and the whole process usually takes from a few to a dozen or so weeks.
We introduce a short technical break (maintenance mode) for the duration of critical operations, which helps avoid inconsistencies in orders and stock. After the tests, we return to normal sales.
Most often from WooCommerce, Magento, Shopify, Shoper and from older versions of PrestaShop (1.6/1.7) and custom solutions. If you want to go straight to the latest version, we also help with migration to PrestaShop 9, and we can build a new store as part of a PrestaShop implementation.
Planning a migration from another platform to PrestaShop? We will move your store without data loss, ensuring business continuity. Whether you are planning a B2C, B2B or WayBox implementation, we’ll help with a smooth migration as part of the implementation or support.
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