Magento Migration Profile
Description
Highlights
Features
About the Extension
Changing shop systems can be complicated – but we’re here to help. If you are currently using Magento and are looking to switch to Shopware, this plugin makes it possible to easily and quickly migrate your shop data. The corresponding Migration Assistant plugin guides you step-by-step through the process of selecting which data to migrate.
Here is an overview of which datasets can be migrated from your Magento shop:
- Shop properties Yes
- Order status No*
- Payment methods No*
- Tax rates No*
- Category structures Yes
- Product ratings Yes
- Manufacturers Yes
- Customer data Yes
- Address data Yes
- Customer ID numbers Yes
- Orders Yes
- Products Yes
- Product numbers Yes
- Product master data Yes
- One-dimensional variants Yes
- Multidimensional variants Yes
- Properties Yes
- Product images Yes
- Stock Yes
- Cross- and Upselling Yes
*Must be manually configured in your Shopware installation
You can find more detailed information on migrating from Magento to Shopware in our documentation:
https://docs.shopware.com/en/migration-en/magento-migrationsprocess
Learn more about the Magento Migration Tool and check it out on Github:
https://github.com/shopwareLabs/SwagMigrationMagento
Important: This plugin only works in combination with the free Migration Assistant plugin.
Details
- Available: English, German
- Latest update: 20 December 2024
- Publication date: 23 December 2019
- Version: 9.0.0
- Category: Migration tools
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Reviews (2)
Latest version does not work
```
[error] SWAG_MIGRATION_RUN_EXCEPTION
An exception occurred
Entity: category, sourceId: -
syntax error, unexpected token "(", expecting ":"
```
I downgraded to the older v5.0.0 version, and the problem was solved.
However, please be aware of the following issues:
A) Shopware does not reply to emails regarding issues with this module; they simply 100% ignore you.
B) There is no way to report bugs; you can only submit Pull Requests.
C) The module does not perform the job for you; you will need to fix many things.
D) The module seems to be very difficult for Shopware agencies. My agency spent 40+ hours fixing the module with not enough results.
Here are the bugs you can expect:
1) The order_delivery_position table is needed for correct VAT calculation, but it is empty after the import and needs to be filled with a MySQL query.
2) The VAT numbers of customers are imported, but not in the correct table; they switched from VAT number logic a few Shopware versions back, but the migration module still uses the old procedure.
3) Order Items are imported excluding VAT but are considered including VAT after import, so all your imported order items are incorrect.
4) The subtotal used also uses the incorrect column in Magento and also has the same VAT issue; it should be including VAT, but the tool imports it excluding VAT.
5) It imports orders with VAT as 'nett' orders, but they should be 'gross'.
6) All orders are imported WITHOUT shipping address, shipping method, shipping status, and shipping costs. This is because the mapping for order_delivery_status is missing in the mapping table. It needs to be added manually.
7) Credit items, like discounts, are imported with incorrect VAT calculation and need to be corrected afterward.
8) The price column of the order line items is incorrect. After the import, the first product of an order does not get the price of the item but the total price and total VAT of the total order; this needs to be corrected.
9) Default Shipping Address is missing for a lot of imported customers, and because of that, a customer and/or the order of the customer is not displayed correctly, and orders cannot be altered due to the missing default shipping address.
10) The VAT of shipping costs is not calculated and needs to be corrected.
11) Customers are not bound to a sales channel after import.
12) The module imports tons of Customers as guest accounts, and it needs correction in the Magento database because the import tool does not understand changes in Magento 2.4.
13) If you have a lot of product reviews, don't be surprised that you'll be missing some after import. We missed 1200 reviews. It was a but in 'SetMaxResults' in de importer and had to be commented out to solve the issue.
14) Imported products of different sales channels are mapped to all sales channels after import. For example, if you have 1000 products for sales channel A and 500 for sales channel B, you have 1500 products for each channel after import.
15) The importer does not do a good job for 'Magento Attribute Sets' we are using about 20 sets in Magento. After import they are assigned as 'Custom Fields' in Shopware. but every product has now 20 Custom Field tabs with empty data except for one. Which is not usable.
16) And a lot more bugs have been found.
As you can see, there are many issues, and nobody at Shopware seems to be interested in my findings or willing to contact me about this. I have resolved all these issues with database queries after the import, but it took me about 60 hours to find and fix all of them.
Migration von Magento leichtgemacht!
About the Extension Partner
shopware AG
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Shopware
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Shopware
Extension Partner
Details
- Ø-Rating: 2.9
- Partner since: 2014
- Extensions: 92
- Certifications: Certifications
Support
- Based in: Germany
- Speaks: German, English