A migration is a project. We write the plan.
Analysis.
We map your current ERP, marketplace, warehouse and shipping flows together, and it becomes clear which modules and integrations you need.
Roadmap.
A step-by-step schedule: what gets connected on which day, what gets tested and when you go live.
Account manager.
One point of contact: a real person runs the process end to end and replies the same day.
Migrate in three steps. Connect, test, take over.
Integrations are connected.
ERP, marketplaces, carriers and pre-accounting are connected from the Market; product, stock and customer data are migrated once.
It is tested with a live scenario.
A real order is run end to end: stock drops, it reaches the ERP, the invoice is issued and the label prints.
The old system is switched off and Pixa takes over.
When the parallel run ends the old system is retired and Pixa becomes the only live system.
What a migration shouldn’t cost you. Lost orders, duplicate records, downtime.
No order is lost.
During the parallel run orders are tracked on both sides, and on switchover day every record matches.
Data is never entered twice.
Product, stock and customer data are migrated once, and the mapping table is kept.
The operation never stops.
The switchover is planned for a low-volume day, and the warehouse and order flow keep running.
After you go live. Day one, week one, month one.
Day one.
Orders land in Pixa and go to the ERP, and your account manager watches the screen with you.
First week.
Flows are switched on one by one; anything that fails shows on the row and is fixed together.
First month.
Reports settle and the team gets used to it, and you are ready to add a new marketplace or warehouse.
Your whole stack, connected.
Marketplaces, e-commerce platforms, carriers, ERP and pre-accounting: more than 100 ready integrations.
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A migration is just another flow. Analysis, testing, handover, while you watch your orders.
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Frequently asked
questions
One to three weeks depending on how many integrations you have; the schedule is agreed in the analysis meeting.
When live testing and the parallel run are finished; until then both systems are watched side by side.
We run it with you. Products, stock, customers and open orders are migrated with a mapping table, and you sign it off.
No. The switchover is planned for a low-volume day, and order intake and the warehouse keep running.
An account manager and the integration team; you have one point of contact who replies the same day.
A real order is run end to end: stock, the ERP record, the invoice and the carrier label are all verified together.
Yes. The bin layout is uploaded from Excel, an opening count is made and the first work order is opened together.
They are rebuilt in Pixa; there are more than 100 ready connections, and bespoke systems connect through the API.