Overview
Resolve operational decisions with stable rules for capacity, migration controls, store identity, Add-on compatibility, Advanced Database Mapping eligibility, schema support, and platform-model boundaries.
Reference
Section titled “Reference”Operational decisions become unreliable when stable rules are reconstructed from memory or scattered task pages. Use Reference to resolve the exact calculation, eligibility condition, processing rule, or capability boundary before changing a migration plan or interpreting an unexpected result.
Capacity and pricing
Section titled “Capacity and pricing” Entity Points Plan and verify capacity correctly by separating counted eligible records from migration scope, filtering, repeat processing, and relationship support data.
Entity Points, Plans, and Service Pricing Size capacity without confusing plan volume with service scope by comparing Entity Points tiers, service pricing, and Custom Service starting-price logic.
Migration behavior and capability boundaries
Section titled “Migration behavior and capability boundaries” Migration Actions and Source Platform Options Match intent to the correct execution control by separating three migration actions from source-reading options for interrupted work and newly added records.
Add-ons, Customization, and Custom Service Boundaries Choose the right capability layer by separating standard mapping, fixed-scope Add-ons, approved Customization, Tailored or Custom Add-ons, and requirements needing Custom Service review.
Data behavior
Section titled “Data behavior” Supported Data Types and Processing Order Determine what the selected path can process, why availability varies, how data relationships constrain selection, and the sequence Next-Cart uses for supported data.
Platform Data Models and Migration Boundaries Decide whether a difference is an expected platform-model transformation, a migration defect, target-store configuration work, or an unsupported requirement before escalating.
Customer Password Plugin Check exact Source-to-Target password-continuity support, download the correct plugin package, and verify returning-customer login behavior safely.
Store identity and Add-on compatibility
Section titled “Store identity and Add-on compatibility”For supported Source and Target Platforms, connection methods, required values, and setup guides, use Connect Your Source and Target Platforms. Use the references below for stable store-identity and Add-on rules that affect those operational tasks.
Store URL Locking and Store Identity Understand when Source and Target Store URLs lock, when a Target can still be changed, and how multi-edition projects can accumulate both locks.
Add-on Platform Compatibility Compare Source Platform and Target Platform compatibility in separate checkbox tables, then continue to the dedicated Advanced Database Mapping checks when required.
Advanced Database Mapping Platform Eligibility Check Advanced Database Mapping eligibility for the exact Source selection and Target Platform, including Source setups whose eligibility differs by connection method.
Advanced Database Mapping Schema Registry Look up published Source and Target Platform database structures before choosing database-level tables, fields, or columns.
When to use another section
Section titled “When to use another section”| Need | Use |
|---|---|
| Purchase a migration or submit a Custom Service quote request | Purchase a Migration |
| Connect a Source Platform or Target Platform | Connect Your Source and Target Platforms |
| Select data, options, mappings, Add-ons, or approved Customization | Configure Your Migration |
| Run Demo, Full Migration, or a later migration action | Run Your Migration |
| Decide whether migrated results pass | Validate and Launch Your Target Store |
| Diagnose an unexpected result | Troubleshooting |