Migrating to Magento / Adobe Commerce

Last updated: August 12, 2026

Planning a migration? Let us know

As soon as a migration is on your roadmap, reach out to your Noibu CSM — the earlier the better, as it gives us time to prepare and support you through the transition. Sharing your plans early means we can keep your monitoring running smoothly with no gaps in coverage.

When you're ready, please fill out the form below with the details of your planned migration. It captures everything we need, including your new domain URLs, any changes to your site design or checkout flow, new payment gateways, updated success URLs, and whether you'd like your existing data wiped.

Fill out this form: Migration Form ​

Deployment:

See here: Deploying the Noibu Script: Magento

You'll add a single script to your store's HTML head.

  1. Log into your Magento 2 Dashboard and open the Content module.

  2. Select Configuration to open Design Configuration.

  3. Find your store in the list and click Edit.

  4. Scroll down to Other Settings → HTML Head.

  5. In the Scripts and Style Sheets field, paste the following:

<script src="https://cdn.noibu.com/collect-core.js"></script>

If there's already content in this field, add a space after it before pasting so the scripts don't run together.

Important: Once your new deployment is live, remember to remove any previous Noibu deployment method. Running two at once can cause duplicate data and conflicts in your monitoring.

Test on a staging environment first

Before you switch your live store to the new platform, we strongly recommend deploying Noibu to your staging (or development) environment. This lets you monitor and catch errors while you build and test the new site — so you can fix issues before they ever reach your customers and confirm Noibu is capturing data correctly ahead of go-live.

Deploy Noibu to your staging site using the same method you'd use for production (see the platform sections above). Because your staging site runs on a different domain or subdomain, let your Noibu team know its URL so we can set it up for monitoring alongside your production domain.

Adobe Commerce on Cloud includes a dedicated Staging environment as part of its Integration → Staging → Production architecture. On Magento Open Source (self-hosted), you'll set up a staging environment with your hosting provider. See Deploy to Staging and Production and Staging and Production testing.

Tracking ecommerce events

Noibu collects ecommerce events automatically as long as your storefront is running the Adobe Commerce Storefront Events SDK. If your store already uses Adobe's Data Connection module, you're all set — the SDK is included.

If it isn't in place yet, you have two options: install the SDK (after which collection happens automatically), or implement the events manually using the track() method. Either way, we're happy to help you confirm which path fits your setup.

See more information on setting up the Noibu track function or Adobe Storefront Events here.