Moving from WooCommerce
Bring your products. Leave the plugins.
Your products, variants and images come across from WooCommerce, and the extras you used to add one by one are already in the box.
What used to be a plugin.
The things a WooCommerce shop usually adds as extensions, side by side with what comes built in here.
| What you need | WooCommerce | Vexon Commerce |
|---|---|---|
| Stock across several locations | Usually an extension | Built in |
| Back-in-stock emails | Usually an extension | Built in |
| Gift cards and store credit | Usually an extension | Built in |
| Loyalty and referrals | Usually an extension | Built in |
| Abandoned-cart emails | Usually an extension | Built in |
| PDF invoices | Usually an extension | Built in |
| Instant, typo-tolerant search | Usually an extension | Built in |
| SEO controls and redirects | Usually an extension | Built in |
| Royal Mail and DHL labels | Usually an extension | Built in |
| Product Q&A and photo reviews | Usually an extension | Built in |
| Subscriptions | Usually an extension | Built in |
How the move works
Three steps, nothing to retype.
Step 1
Connect your old shop
Point the importer at your WooCommerce shop, or upload a CSV if you'd rather.
Step 2
Bring products across
Products, variants and their images come in together, ready to check.
Step 3
Check it over and open
Tidy anything you like, set up payments and shipping, then flip the sign.
Ready to move in?
Bring your products, keep your shop.