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Amwhiz provides four distinct Shopify services, store migration, custom app integration, shipping integration, and POS integration, and most merchants only end up needing one or two, not all four. This post breaks down what each one actually covers so you can tell which service applies to your situation, starting from the general Shopify services page and drilling into each specific offering.
What Do Amwhiz's Shopify Services Actually Cover?
The Short Answer
Amwhiz's Shopify work splits into four areas: moving an existing store onto Shopify without losing data or SEO rankings, building custom apps for workflows Shopify's app store doesn't cover, integrating shipping carriers and rate logic, and connecting physical POS to online inventory. Most engagements start with one of these four and expand later as the store's needs grow, they're not a bundled package you have to buy all at once.
Service One: Shopify Store Migration
This covers moving a store from Magento, BigCommerce, WooCommerce, or another platform onto Shopify, including product catalogs, customer records, order history, and URL redirects to protect search rankings. It's the right starting point for merchants who are still on a legacy platform.
- Product catalog and variant migration, including images and metafields.
- Customer and order history migration where the source platform allows it.
- 301 redirect mapping to preserve SEO equity from the old URLs.
- Theme rebuild or adaptation to match the existing brand.
Typical migration projects run 3-8 weeks depending on catalog size and how much custom functionality the old store had. See Shopify store migration services for scope details, and the Shopify migration without SEO or sales loss case study for a worked example.
Service Two: Shopify Custom App Integration
Some workflows can't be solved by an app from the Shopify App Store, role-based B2B pricing, dynamic shipping calculations tied to a logistics partner, or custom UI extensions on the checkout flow. Amwhiz builds these as custom apps that live inside the Shopify admin rather than as bolt-on scripts.
Common examples include B2B dealer portals with tiered pricing, WhatsApp-based OTP login flows, and custom metafield management tools. Full scope is on Shopify custom app integration services, with real examples in the B2B dealer portal case study and the Shopify UI extension case study.
Service Three: Shopify Shipping Integration
Shipping integration covers connecting Shopify to carrier APIs and logistics partners for real-time rate calculation, label generation, and multi-currency shipping rules, critical for merchants shipping internationally or working with a third-party logistics provider. See Shopify shipping integration services for the full breakdown, or the dynamic shipping calculation case study for how this looks in production.
Service Four: Shopify POS Integration
For merchants with physical retail locations, POS integration connects in-store checkout to the same inventory and customer data as the online store, closing the gap that causes overselling and inaccurate stock counts. This is covered in depth on Shopify POS integration services.
Which Service Do You Actually Need First?
Merchants still on a legacy ecommerce platform should start with migration. Merchants already live on Shopify but hitting a workflow limitation should look at custom app integration. Merchants shipping at volume or internationally usually need shipping integration next, and retailers opening physical locations need POS integration. It's common for a store to need two of these over its lifetime, migration followed later by custom apps as the business scales, for example.
How Amwhiz Helps
Amwhiz's Shopify services span all four areas under one team, so merchants don't have to coordinate separate agencies for migration, custom development, shipping, and POS. Every engagement starts with a scoping call to identify which of the four services, or which combination, actually fits.
Frequently Asked Questions About Amwhiz's Shopify Services
Do I need all four Shopify services, or just one?
Most merchants only need one or two of the four services at any given time. It's common to start with migration or custom app integration and add shipping or POS integration later as the business grows.
What's the difference between custom app integration and shipping integration?
Custom app integration covers general workflow and admin functionality (pricing rules, portals, UI extensions), while shipping integration specifically covers carrier rate calculation, label generation, and logistics partner connections.
Can Amwhiz handle migration and POS integration in the same project?
Yes. When a merchant is migrating platforms and opening or connecting physical retail at the same time, Amwhiz sequences both so inventory logic is only built and tested once.
How long does a typical Shopify engagement take?
It depends on the service: migrations typically run 3-8 weeks, custom app builds 4-10 weeks depending on complexity, shipping integrations 2-6 weeks, and POS integrations 2-9 weeks depending on location count.
Does Amwhiz only work with large Shopify merchants?
No. Amwhiz works with single-location retailers and growing DTC brands as well as larger multi-location or B2B operations, project scope and cost adjust to the size of the business.
Where do I start if I'm not sure which service I need?
Start with the general Shopify services page or book a scoping call, Amwhiz will identify the right starting service based on your current platform and goals rather than assuming.
Conclusion
Amwhiz's Shopify work isn't a single bundled offering, it's four services designed to be used independently or together, depending on what stage a merchant is at. Understanding which one actually applies to your situation is the fastest way to avoid overpaying for scope you don't need yet.
Amwhiz handles Shopify migration, custom app integration, shipping integration, and POS integration under one team, so merchants get one point of contact regardless of which service they need. Visit amwhiz.com or email sales@amwhiz.com to get started.
