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How to check the number of entities on my current store?

In order to estimate the price of automated migration, you will need to know the number of entities on your current shopping cart. To do that, log into your platform admin area and follow the simple instructions below.

Note, that each e-Commerce platform has its peculiarities, so here you will find a detailed guide for:

 

How to check the number of entities on Magento?

1. To see the number of products, go to Catalog -> Manage Products. In the top of the table you will see the total quantity of products in your shopping cart.

However, there is a peculiarity - Magneto counts each product variant of configurable products as a separate one. Thus, the total number of products in Magento admin panel will be different from the one displayed on Migration Wizard during the transfer.

2. According to the same principle, check the number of:

• customers (Customers -> Manage Customers)
• and orders (Sales -> Orders).

How to check the number of entities on PrestaShop?

1. To get the number of products, go to Catalog -> Products. In the top left of the page you will see the total quantity of products in your shopping cart.

2. According to the same principle, check the number of:

• Customers (Customers -> Customers)
• and Orders (Orders -> Orders).

Note: On PrestaShop, there’s no possibility to see all categories at once, since categories can contain multiple subcategories in them. Same goes for products on all PrestaShop versions up to 1.4.x.

How to check the number of entities on OpenCart?

This shopping cart shows the number of entities in several places of your admin area.

1. Total Orders and Customers are usually shown on in the Overview of the shopping cart on the Dashboard.

2. But, if you haven’t found the number of entities there, you will have to open Catalog -> Products Tab of the store and scroll down the page. Products quantity will be shown on the right bottom of the page.

3. According to the same principle, check the number of:

• customers (Sales -> Customers -> Customers)
• and orders (Sales -> Orders).

How to check number of entities on VirtueMart?

1. To see the number of products, open Joomla! admin panel and go to Components -> VirtueMart -> Products. In the top left of the list you will see the total quantity of products in your shopping cart.

2. According to the same principle, check the number of:

• Customers (Components -> VirtueMart -> Shoppers)
• and Orders (Components -> VirtueMart -> Orders).

How to check number of entities on WooCommerce?

1. To see the number of products, go to Products -> Products Tab in your WordPress admin menu. In the top left of the page you will see the total quantity of products in your shopping cart.

2. According to the same principle, check the number of:

• customers (Users -> All Users)
• and orders (WooCommerce -> Orders).

If you will need help, you are also free to contact our Support Team.

Note: During migrations to and from WooCommerce all the “Draft” products will be transferred as “Disabled” ones. Also, our service doesn’t move customers of a type “Administrators”.

The rest of entities will be moved with no complications.

How to check the number of entities on Volusion?

To estimate the number of entities (products, customers, orders) on Volusion store, you should access your Admin Panel and follow the instructions provided below:

To check the number of products available in your current Volusion store, go to Menu Bar -> Inventory -> Products.

To estimate the number of customers, go to Menu Bar -> Accounts

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Following the same principle, it is possible to estimate the number of orders - go to Menu Bar -> Orders -> Process Orders.

In all cases, you will see the total amount of your entities on the upper right of the table.

How to check number of entities on Shopify?

There is no possibility to see Shopify’s entities in its admin panel. To do that merchants need to access store’s API, or use the following method.

1.Type the admin url of your store into the address bar - for example: https://mystore.myshopify.com/admin/;

2.Then, write the entities you’d like to count - products, customers etc., after the slash - https://mystore.myshopify.com/admin/products/;

3.Finally, paste count.json to the end of your link - https://mystore.myshopify.com/admin/collections/count.json

It should be noted too that we only move parent categories from Shopify. All the subcategories will be transferred as product tags to your target store.

Last point - migration of orders. There are archived and non archived orders on Shopify. And if the archivation is on - all of them will be transferred as Archived to your target store.

Archived orders look like this

Non archived orders look like this

Note that archived orders can’t be counted via count.json.