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Pramendra Yadav
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Asked: 2026-09-29T19:09:08+05:30 In:

What should I check after migrating to Shopify?

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After migration, check products, variants, collections, images, customer data, navigation, search, filters, checkout, payments, shipping, apps, tracking, analytics, mobile responsiveness and page performance. SEO checks should include redirects, metadata, canonical tags, indexing, sitemap behavior and important URLs.

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  1. Pramendra Yadav
    Enlightened Founder @ NOIR & BLANCO

    After migrating to Shopify, thoroughly test your store to confirm that data, design, checkout, integrations, and SEO are working correctly before and after launch.

    Use this checklist:

    Post-migration checklist

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    Products: titles, descriptions, images, prices, SKUs, variants, and inventory
    Collections: product assignments, sorting, filters, and navigation
    Customers: account records, addresses, and login or account-access process
    Orders: historical order data, statuses, totals, and customer associations
    Website: homepage, pages, blogs, menus, links, and mobile responsiveness
    Checkout: cart, discount codes, taxes, shipping rates, and payment methods
    Integrations: ERP, CRM, analytics, email, inventory, shipping, and other apps
    SEO: page titles, meta descriptions, canonical URLs, sitemap, and 301 redirects
    Domains and security: primary domain, SSL certificate, and DNS configuration
    Notifications: order confirmations, shipping updates, and customer emails
    Performance: page speed, broken links, images, and Core Web Vitals
    Analytics: tracking tags, conversion events, pixels, and reporting
    Legal and policies: privacy policy, returns, shipping, terms, and contact details
    Operations: test orders, fulfillment, refunds, cancellations, and staff permissions

    Before switching your domain: Place test orders using different payment and shipping scenarios, check that redirects work, and verify that customers can complete the buying process on mobile and desktop.

    After launch: Monitor orders, payment failures, traffic, search indexing, 404 errors, and integration logs. Keep your previous store and its data available until the new store has been validated and any launch issues are resolved.