Marketplace migration readiness
Show how an existing commerce operation could move into PUPMKT Marketplace without losing seller context, inventory quality, customer trust, support history, or launch control.
Seller Migration
- Map seller profile, rating, sales count, response time, category permissions, policy acceptance, payout-readiness state, and support risk.
- Flag sellers that need identity review, tax-readiness review, catalog repair, policy acceptance, or support follow-up before activation.
- Keep seller migration separate from public storefront launch until owner approval is complete.
Inventory Migration
- Bring item titles, categories, prices, quantity, condition, photos, item specifics, SKUs, seller terms, and handoff choices into import review.
- Route high-value, proof-light, bulky, or fragile items to hub checks before they appear in search, auctions, events, or seller growth placements.
- Hold weak rows until missing proof, duplicate conflicts, restricted terms, and category attributes are fixed.
Policy Mapping
- Translate buyer protection, seller standards, auction rules, returns, restricted items, privacy notices, fees, and hub handoff into visible customer policies.
- Require owner sign-off when migrated policy differs from the new customer-facing route.
- Keep old policy references attached to historical orders and support cases where needed.
Customer Notices
- Prepare buyer, seller, and staff notices for account changes, saved searches, order access, support cases, pickup windows, and policy updates.
- Notifications should link to the relevant account, listing, order, case, hub, or policy route.
- Launch owners should approve notice timing before domain cutover or service activation.
Historical Records
- Preserve completed orders, won auctions, report cases, seller reviews, payout statements, tax records, item evidence, and support decisions.
- Historical records should be visible only to the roles that need them for account trust, support, finance, or compliance.
- Retention rules should stay aligned with privacy and data controls.
Redirect Plan
- Map important category, seller, listing, help, policy, and hub routes before traffic moves to the new marketplace.
- Route checks should catch broken links, homepage fallbacks, missing images, private route leaks, and noindex release timing.
- Domain launch should keep rollback behavior clear for both the demo domain and any future public domain.
Support Continuity
- Open cases need owner, required documents, customer notice, seller response window, refund authority, appeal status, and evidence packet.
- Support staff should know which cases are old records, active migrated cases, or new marketplace cases.
- Staff queue, risk review, resolution center, and order timeline should tell the same story.
Cutover Gate
- Cutover requires seller migration, inventory checks, policy approval, notice approval, record retention, route checks, support staffing, and rollback owner.
- Service activation should stay paused for payments, payout releases, identity, notifications, media, and carriers until owners approve.
- Go-live rehearsal should prove the migration path before any live traffic moves.
Setup Center
Brand, categories, seller programs, fee model, policies, roles, hubs, and launch controls.
Inventory Import
Catalog mapping, row repair, team review, hub routing, and publish controls.
Seller Onboarding
Profile setup, listing quality, fulfillment, fee review, and payout readiness.
Commerce Integration
Route contracts, access scopes, listing actions, events, support handoff, and launch controls.
Domain Launch
Placeholder domains, DNS cutover, SSL, noindex release, monitoring, and rollback.
Go-Live Rehearsal
Route smoke tests, service watch, support drills, rollback practice, and final approval.
Current demo state
Migration readiness is represented as an owner checklist.
The demo shows seller mapping, inventory mapping, policy mapping, customer notices, historical records, redirect planning, support continuity, and cutover gates without importing real account data.
Future platform state
Live migration needs signed data ownership.
Launch needs approved data sources, import jobs, validation reports, retention rules, customer notices, staff permissions, support staffing, approved redirects, and owner approval before live traffic moves.