Customization inventory
Every pipeline, controller, template and third-party cartridge, sorted into rebuild, replace with standard SFRA, or retire.
SiteGenesis code cannot be converted to SFRA directly, so a migration is a rebuild. We scope it from an inventory of your cartridges and customizations, then rebuild on SFRA with redirects and SEO protected.
SiteGenesis is legacy but still supported by Salesforce for critical fixes — which means there is time to plan this properly rather than rush it.
Every pipeline, controller, template and third-party cartridge, sorted into rebuild, replace with standard SFRA, or retire.
Features rebuilt as SFRA cartridges on the current base, rather than ported line by line.
Payment, tax, reviews and back-office integrations moved to SFRA-compatible cartridges or APIs.
URL mapping, redirects, canonical tags and structured data checked before cutover, so rankings move with the site.
Business Manager configuration, content assets and custom objects carried over and verified.
If you are rebuilding anyway, we compare SFRA with Storefront Next before you commit.
Learn more about Should you skip SFRA?Inventory of the SiteGenesis storefront and a written rebuild plan with an estimate.
SFRA base, cartridge path and Business Manager configuration set up in sandboxes.
Features and integrations rebuilt in priority order, each tested against the current site's behavior.
Full URL map, redirects and crawl comparison between the old and new storefront.
Load testing, a cutover outside the peak trading window, and hypercare after launch.
Straight answers to what buyers ask us first.
No. SiteGenesis and SFRA use different architectures, so features are rebuilt on SFRA. Business logic and requirements carry over; the code mostly does not.
No. Salesforce has stopped feature development on SiteGenesis but still supports it with high-priority bug fixes and security updates. It is legacy, not switched off.
It depends on the number of custom cartridges, integrations and templates. We give a fixed estimate after the audit rather than a number before we have seen the storefront.
Tell us about your storefront or your Salesforce org, and what is getting in the way. A consultant — not a sales rep — replies within one business day.