Over 10 years of Shopware experience
Shopware Migration & Updates without Downtime
We confidently transition your shop to Shopware 6 and ensure it stays compatible with updates, so operations, SEO, and order processes continue smoothly.
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100% without obligation
The solution
Shopware Migration and Updates,
planned and without surprises
Switching to Shopware 6 is more than just a version update. It's an opportunity to structure technology, processes, and user navigation to ensure your shop runs smoothly in the long term. We support migrations and ongoing updates with clear planning, precise execution, and a focus on what truly matters in B2B: data, interfaces, permissions, and seamless operation.
Why a clean Shopware migration is crucial
Many migrations fail not because of data transfer issues, but due to details that can become costly later, such as SEO losses, unstable plugins, or an unnecessary risk during launch. We view migration as a structured project so that you not only move but also end up better off than before.
Safely transfer data and ensure visibility on Google
Go live with minimal risk and as little downtime as possible
Modernize the user experience and design without reinventing the shop.
Set up interfaces and extensions in a way that keeps updates manageable.
Shopware 6 offers more flexibility, better APIs, and a modern foundation. With the right migration, it becomes a real advancement for sales and operations.
The Process
Our Shopware Migration Process,
clearly structured and technically sound
We break down each migration into clear steps, ensuring you always know what's happening next and why.
Planning and audit for your Shopware migration
What data needs to be included (products, categories, customer accounts, and orders)?
Which plugins and themes are in use, and which of them are compatible with Shopware 6?
Which custom extensions need to be replaced or newly built?
SEO, performance, and technical debt status check
Data Migration & Integration for Shopware 6
Redirect mapping and forwarding to maintain rankings and existing links
Thoroughly check interfaces, such as ERP, PIM, CRM, payment, and logistics.
Testing, quality, and go-live
Before going live, we test functionality, performance, and security to ensure a smooth transition.
Go-live with minimal downtime through thorough staging and planning
Backup and rollback plan to ensure updates remain manageable at all times.
Theme update and frontend modernization for Shopware 6
Update to modern templates or development of a suitable theme
Front-end adjustments to ensure design, technology, and functionality work together seamlessly
In 30 minutes, you'll see how your migration can succeed safely and predictably.
Overview
Ongoing updates and maintenance,
to keep your shop stable
Regular security updates and controlled release processes
Performance monitoring and optimization, including load times and Core Web Vitals.
Plugin updates and adjustments when new Shopware versions bring changes
Assistance with compatibility issues, such as browser updates, payment methods, or interfaces
In 30 minutes, we'll clarify how to make updates and operations for your shop manageable.
Overview
Process and Outcome of a Shopware Migration
With a clear approach, transitioning to Shopware 6 becomes predictable, secure, and manageable in operation.
Let's get started—together.
Our Commitment
This is how the Shopware migration
works with us
System check, data transfer, and a controlled transition to Shopware 6, minimizing unnecessary risks.
1
System check and initial technical assessment
We assess your current shop environment, data structure, plugins, custom extensions, and theme setup. We also examine interfaces, performance, and potential SEO risks. This will give you a realistic understanding of the effort required and the sensible steps to take in sequence.
Common questions:
What data needs to be transferred? Which plugins and extensions are compatible with Shopware 6? What are the risks for visibility or order processes?
2
Migration Plan & Effort Estimation
We develop a concise plan for the migration, including data mapping, redirect planning, plugin strategy, interface check, and technical architecture. Additionally, we provide a clear effort estimation to help you make informed internal decisions.
Goal:
A solid foundation for a migration, technically sound and economically feasible.
3
Migration, Testing & Implementation
We migrate data, set up Shopware 6, and test functionality, performance, and SEO transition. The go-live is structured and documented, with a contingency plan and minimal downtime.
Optional:
Development, support, performance optimization, and ongoing maintenance after go-live.
First online sales after a maximum of 6 weeks.
FAQ
Common Questions about Shopware Migration
When transitioning, it's not just about copying data. It involves plugins, interfaces, SEO, performance, and processes that must work smoothly every day in B2B. If these aspects aren't well-planned, it can lead to downtime, ranking losses, or manual processes. We use the migration to make the shop more stable and easier to update.
Yes. Depending on the initial situation, we migrate products, categories, customer accounts, order history, and other content. It's crucial that data fields and structures are correctly mapped, ensuring that prices, variants, and customer assignments function smoothly in Shopware 6.
We work with staging, clear test cases, and a structured approach for transitions. This includes a final data reconciliation, a controlled go-live, and a fallback plan if something unexpected occurs. The goal is a transition with minimal risk and ideally no downtime.
We first check what can still be used in Shopware 6. Then, for each module, we decide whether a plugin needs replacing, adapting, or if it should be developed anew as a custom extension. This approach keeps the setup streamlined and maintainable, ensuring that updates don't turn into projects later on.
Yes, when it makes sense. Often, specific adjustments are enough to make the shop look more modern and easier to navigate, without rebuilding everything. We pay special attention to B2B-specific aspects like navigation, search, listings, product information, and checkout, so it not only looks better but also functions better.
Yes. We not only migrate from Shopware 5 but also from other systems. The approach is similar: data mapping, SEO transition, interfaces, and a smooth go-live. The key factor is the data quality in the legacy system, as it determines the effort and approach.
