Syncer - Shopify migration experts
Burned SportsLightspeedShopify2024

Burned Sports brought its shops and online channel together on Shopify.

Burned Sports moved products, customers and orders from Lightspeed to Shopify while building a new bespoke store. Shopify POS connected the online channel with the physical shops.

Burned Sports webshop on desktop
Burned Sports webshop on mobile
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The story

Where Burned Sports started

Syncer carried out a complete data migration in which all products, customers and orders were migrated flawlessly. At the same time, a fully new and bespoke store design was developed so Burned Sports could clearly stand out online. The Shopify back office was also set up from the start, so the team could continue selling and expanding without delay.

Burned Sports ran a performance and lifestyle store across online and physical shops. The public case describes a move from Lightspeed to Shopify with the need to connect stock, orders and customer data across both channels.

  1. 01A 55,000 item migration from Lightspeed
  2. 02Products, customers and orders to move to Shopify
  3. 03A new bespoke storefront to stand out online
  4. 04Online and physical shops that needed one connected system

Integration with the shops

An important part of this project was the implementation of Shopify POS. For Burned Sports, which runs multiple physical shops, this was essential to seamlessly connect online and offline. Stock management, order processing and customer data came together in one system, strongly improving both internal processes and the customer experience.

The result

The switch gave Burned Sports not only a modern and scalable store, but also a smooth integration between their online channel and physical shops. With a striking new design, a solid back office and a reliable POS system, Burned Sports stands stronger than ever. The fact that this was also Syncer’s very first migration project makes it a milestone that shows how ambition and collaboration go hand in hand.

The approach

How the migration ran

A public case built around a complete store move and connected retail.

01

Discovery

The published scope names Lightspeed as the legacy platform and Shopify as the destination. The migration covered the store data and the connection between online and physical shops.

02

Data migration

The case states that all products, customers and orders were migrated to Shopify. The published volume is 55,000 items.

03

SEO migration

The public case does not publish a separate SEO migration workstream, so this story makes no claim about rankings or redirects.

04

Storebuild and go live

A new bespoke store design and Shopify back office were built. The store went live on 30 April 2024.

Involved in the project

Third party integrations

Shopify POSConnected online and physical shops with stock, orders and customer data
Results

After go live

The published result was a modern Shopify store with a bespoke design, a configured back office and Shopify POS connecting the online channel with the physical shops.

55,000items migrated
3 monthsproject duration
30 April 2024go live

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