Industry: Retail and e-commerce
Migrate your commerce stack without a bad week in peak season.
Retailers run storefronts, order management and point-of-sale systems that must hold under peak traffic. Cutover plans each move around your trading calendar and shows which checkout and payment paths change.
Where retail migrations get stuck
Peak-season freezes
Holiday and sale windows rule out risky changes. Cutover builds the plan around the calendar you have.
Checkout and payments
Payment flows touch cardholder data. Cutover maps PCI DSS scope before any design is locked.
Store and channel sync
Inventory and orders move between stores and online channels. Cutover traces every sync job and its dependencies.
What Cutover produces
- Inventory of storefront, order, inventory and POS applications
- Integration map for payment, shipping and marketplace feeds
- Cutover schedule with trading-calendar freeze windows
- Terraform for the target, with autoscaling and private networking
- Signed report with rollback steps for each checkout path
Typical scope
| Workload | Common approach |
|---|---|
| Storefront | Re-platform with a staged traffic shift |
| Order management | Parallel run, then cut over by region |
| Point of sale | Phased rollout by store group |
| Analytics | Move data first, then re-point dashboards |
Built for commerce teams
PCI DSS scope mapping
Scope is documented before design. Your QSA confirms the final assessment.
Trading-calendar planning
Freeze periods are built into the schedule, with approvals required to override them.
Staged rollout
Move by region, store group or channel, and keep the old path ready until each stage is confirmed.
Plan the cutover around your busiest week.
Try the demo to see how a commerce migration plan is built and approved.