Migrating to Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC)
Last updated: August 6, 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 Noibu to Salesforce Commerce Cloud (SFCC)
Recommended: The Noibu Cartridge
The cartridge is the SFCC equivalent of our Shopify and BigCommerce apps, and it's the easiest way to add Noibu to your store — much simpler than deploying tags manually.
Install from the Noibu AppExchange listing. Once you're authenticated, you'll be redirected to GitHub to complete the installation.
Please start from the AppExchange listing rather than installing directly from GitHub. Going through the listing lets us know you've begun setup, so we can reach out and help you finish.
Complete the configuration by following the SFCC Deployment Guide.
Supported architectures: The cartridge works with SFCC SiteGenesis and SFRA. It isn't available for PWA Kit (headless) SFCC — if that's your setup, reach out and we'll walk you through an alternative approach.
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.
What Noibu monitors
Once the cartridge is deployed, you'll have Error Monitoring, Performance Monitoring, and Session Replay. Noibu automatically captures SFCC attributes including customer_id, customer_group, order_id, order_token, cart_id, basket_id, campaign_id, promotions, and coupon_codes. Ecommerce events are collected automatically on SFRA.