🇲🇾 Malaysia · Answer · Updated 23 May 2026
How long does it take to migrate from StoreHub to LOOP in Malaysia?
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In 2026 a typical Malaysian multi-outlet move from StoreHub to LOOP takes about ten working days: menu and recipe import first, then hardware re-pointing, existing payment and e-invoice provider checks; direct MyInvois and DuitNow integrations are on roadmap, staff training, and a parallel weekend before cutover. These are medians for three outlets and vary with menu complexity.
Median 11 working days for a 4-outlet MY chain: day 1-4 menu + recipe + supplier import via StoreHub CSV export, day 5-6 hardware swap, day 7-8 staff training, day 9-11 two parallel-run weekends. LOOP's migration team helps record DuitNow QR, GrabFood, foodpanda and ShopeeFood sales as payment types in the daily close; direct DuitNow QR and delivery ingestion in LOOP POS are on roadmap.
How it works with LOOP
Menus, modifiers and price tiers export from StoreHub and rebuild in LOOP with recipe quantities attached, which is the step that unlocks cost variance later. Existing Android terminals, printers and KDS screens stay, because LOOP is hardware agnostic. Aggregator and MyInvois credentials are re-issued before the parallel weekend, so both systems run side by side until totals reconcile.
Key facts
- Median: 11 working days for 4 outlets
- Zero-downtime parallel run
- StoreHub CSV import supported
- All aggregators re-credentialed
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