First, we map Norce
We review products, categories, variants, content, URLs, order flows, and connections before anything is moved.
Norce to Shopify
Migrate from Norce to Shopify without losing structure, data, or sales
We help e-commerce merchants migrate from Norce to Shopify with full control over product data, categories, URLs, SEO, integrations, and launch. The goal is not just to switch platforms, but to create a faster, clearer, and more editable Shopify store.
SEO
301
URL structure, metadata, and redirects are planned before the migration.
Data
Norce
Products, variants, categories and content are transferred in a controlled manner.
Afterward
Shopify
A store that is easier to run, sell in, and continue to develop.
From Norce to Shopify
A Norce migration requires more than a data export.
Norce stores often have a lot of business logic, product structure, and integrations behind them. Therefore, we start by understanding the current situation, what needs to be carried over, and what should be simplified when the store is moved to Shopify.
Then we build the Shopify structure
Product data, collections, metafields, pages, and navigation are set up to make the store easier to work with.
The integrations are getting a new plan
PIM, ERP, inventory, shipping, payments, tracking and apps are reviewed so Shopify can take on the right role in the overall solution.
The launch is being kept under control
Checkout, redirects, tracking, indexing, and critical flows are tested before traffic is redirected.
Norce to Shopify
That's why companies are switching from Norce to Shopify
For many e-retailers, the move from Norce to Shopify is about reducing complexity, achieving faster workflows, and creating a store that is easier to optimize. We take what is business-critical, but rebuild the experience to suit how modern Shopify commerce should actually work.
Actionable product data
We structure products, variants, tags, metafields, and collections so that the Shopify admin is clear for the team.
SEO and URLs without unnecessary loss
Important landing pages, categories, and product URLs are given a redirect plan so that traffic is directed correctly after launch.
Better buyer journey than before
The move is being used to improve navigation, product pages, content and checkout-related flows, not just recreate the old.
Easier everyday life for the team
Shopify is built with editable sections and a clear structure so campaigns, assortment, and content can be managed more quickly.
How we are migrating from Norce to Shopify
The process is designed to minimize risk. We take responsibility for strategy, data, SEO, design, development, and launch so the migration from Norce to Shopify is controlled and measurable.
01. Analysis of the Norce store
We review the current product structure, categories, filters, pages, SEO, integrations, and workflows. This provides a clear plan for what needs to be moved, rebuilt, and simplified.
02. Product data, categories, and metafields
The Norce structure is translated to Shopify with products, variants, collections, metafields and content that makes sense for both customers and the admin team.
03. SEO, URL structure, and 301 redirects
We map important URLs, categories, metadata, and search pages before launch. Redirects and content are planned so that search traffic is not unnecessarily lost.
04. Integrations and system flows
We review connections to, for example, PIM, ERP, Fortnox, warehouse, shipping, payments, tracking, and apps so that Shopify can play a stable role in the e-commerce flow. This clarifies what is built custom, what is solved with apps, and what needs to be kept in external systems.
05. Design and Shopify Development
We are building a Shopify store with clearer navigation, better product pages, faster loading, custom-coded sections, and editable experiences that the team can continue to use after launch. The setup is designed around your store, your product range, and your most important purchase flows.
06. Launch and follow-up
Before redirecting traffic, we test the checkout, order flows, redirects, tracking, indexing, and critical integrations. After launch, we follow up to ensure the migration is successful, and agreed-upon features come with a 1-year warranty if anything goes wrong.
Migrated brands
We build Shopify migrations that are easier to manage after launch
Regardless of whether the migration is from Norce, WooCommerce, Magento, or a custom solution, the work involves the same things: correct data, correct structure, and a store that sells better when it goes live. Vitadora and Piigab.com are examples where complex logic, system integrations, data, and workflows needed to be correctly implemented in Shopify.
Common questions about Norce to Shopify
01. Why migrate from Norce to Shopify?
For many businesses, it's about reducing complexity, achieving faster content creation, simpler administration, better checkout, and a platform that is easier to optimize further.
02. Can product data from Norce be migrated to Shopify?
Yes. Products, variants, categories, images and content can be migrated, but the structure needs to be planned so the data is logical in Shopify with collections, metafields, and the right filters.
03. What happens with integrations from Norce?
We review which systems must remain, which flows can be simplified, and which Shopify apps or custom integrations are needed for PIM, ERP, Fortnox, warehouse, shipping, B2B, checkout, and tracking.
04. How do we protect SEO during a Norce migration?
We map important URLs, categories, keywords, and metadata before launch. Afterwards, we set up 301 redirects and ensure that Google has a clear path to the new Shopify structure.
05. Does the design have to be replicated exactly?
Not necessarily. Often, the move from Norce to Shopify is a good opportunity to improve navigation, product pages, content, conversion, and editability while maintaining the brand identity.
06. How do you make the launch secure?
We work with checklists for data, SEO, redirects, checkout, tracking, apps, and integrations. After launch, we follow up on traffic, indexing, and conversion so that any deviations are quickly caught, and agreed-upon features have a 1-year warranty if anything goes wrong.