AI-Enabled Commerce Operations
Move your website content faster. Keep it editable after launch.
Rebuild existing marketing pages as editable sections, review them against the originals, and publish them to the commerce platform that fits the business.
Replatforming should not mean rebuilding every marketing page by hand. Arizon Digital uses Slate by IntegerCloud to find pages from the existing sitemap, rebuild them in bulk, and give the team a visual editor for review and later changes. Published pages are stored on the commerce platform and keep serving even when Slate is offline.
The Problem
Website content is often left behind in a replatform
Product data, customers, and orders usually have a migration plan. Marketing pages often do not. Teams then spend the launch window recreating content that already exists.
This leads to:
- ✕Marketing pages are rebuilt by hand when a business moves to a new commerce platform
- ✕Teams lose time comparing each new page with the page it is meant to replace
- ✕Content editors cannot update migrated pages without asking a developer
- ✕Launch slips while pages are recreated one at a time
- ✕Published pages need to keep serving on the commerce platform after the migration work is finished
Our Approach
A content move the team can review before it goes live
Arizon Digital treats website content as part of the migration, from the first sitemap pass through approval and publishing. Slate accelerates the rebuild. The team stays in control of what launches.
We help define:
Finding the existing marketing pages from the current sitemap so the migration starts from what is already live
Using AI to rebuild those pages in bulk as editable drafts instead of recreating every page manually
Comparing each draft with the original page so the team can refine it before anything is published
Giving editors a visual editor to adjust sections during review and keep making changes after launch
Publishing approved pages to BigCommerce or Shopify as part of the replatform
Storing published pages on the commerce platform so they keep serving even when Slate is offline
The result is a content migration that reduces manual rebuilding, gives editors a review step, and leaves published pages editable on BigCommerce or Shopify.
Workflow Design
How existing pages move to the new platform
Find Existing Pages
Use the current sitemap to identify the marketing pages that need to move with the replatform.
Rebuild Drafts
Slate uses AI to rebuild those pages in bulk as editable drafts.
Compare and Refine
The team compares each draft with the original and refines it in the visual editor.
Approve and Publish
Approved pages are published to the commerce platform before launch.
Keep Editing
Editors continue to update published pages after launch, and those pages keep serving on the platform.
Application Layer
Where application acceleration fits
This solution is accelerated by Slate, an IntegerCloud app. Slate uses the existing sitemap to find pages and AI to rebuild them as editable drafts. Once a page is published, it is stored on the commerce platform and keeps serving even when Slate is offline.
Arizon Digital plans the content move, guides the team through comparison and approval, and supports the work from migration planning through launch.
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Fit Assessment
Who this is best suited for
This solution is for commerce teams that already have website content worth keeping and a replatform that should not depend on rebuilding every page manually.
- ✓Teams moving an existing website to BigCommerce or Shopify
- ✓Businesses with marketing pages that would otherwise be rebuilt by hand
- ✓Organizations that need editors to review each page against the original before launch
- ✓Commerce teams that want a visual editor for content changes after go-live
- ✓Companies that need published pages to remain available on the commerce platform
Delivery Model
How Arizon Digital delivers this
We start with the pages you already have, then carry them through review, approval, and publishing as part of the migration.
Content Inventory
Identify the marketing pages, sitemap coverage, and the content that must move with the platform.
Migration Planning
Define the review path, publishing destination, and how the content move fits the broader replatform.
Draft Rebuild
Rebuild the existing pages as editable drafts so the team is reviewing content instead of recreating it.
Review and Approval
Compare drafts with the original pages, refine them in the visual editor, and approve them before publishing.
Launch and Editing
Publish the approved pages and leave the team with a way to keep editing them after launch.
Ready to bring your website content with you?
Talk to Us about rebuilding existing marketing pages into editable sections and reviewing them before they launch on BigCommerce or Shopify.