What Support Does AB客 Provide for GEO Smart Website Migration After Contract Expiration?

Support Scope for GEO Smart Website Migration After Contract Expiration

If an enterprise wishes to migrate its GEO smart website to its own server, internal technical environment, or another service provider after the contract expires, AB客 (ABKE) can provide relevant support within the scope agreed by both parties and subject to actual technical conditions.

Support may typically include:

• Exporting and organizing agreed website content, knowledge materials, images, and related digital assets;
• Handing over agreed interface documentation, deployment materials, or migration instructions;
• Assisting in checking page, content, link, or deployment issues that arise during migration;
• Providing export and handover support for static websites, content, data, images, or migration materials, as defined in the project agreement.

A GEO smart website may include more than visible page content. It can also involve multilingual pages, structured data, semantic internal links, forms, traffic analytics, CRM integrations, and third-party account configurations. The actual scope of transferable assets should therefore be confirmed based on the contract, delivered content, technical architecture, and applicable third-party platform rules.

Customer Cooperation Requirements

To help ensure that migration can be implemented and that handover responsibilities remain clear, the customer will typically need to:

1. Provide necessary technical information for the target server, domain name, deployment environment, or new service provider;
2. Provide the required access to domains, servers, website administration systems, analytics tools, or related accounts;
3. Confirm which pages, content, and data assets should be retained, exported, migrated, or discontinued;
4. Cooperate in handling accounts, licenses, plugins, interfaces, and data permissions held by the customer or managed by third-party platforms;
5. Participate in post-migration content verification, page checks, and acceptance within the agreed scope.

Where domains, servers, CRM systems, analytics tools, third-party plugins, or proprietary components are managed by different parties, the relevant account access, license authorization, and data-handling responsibilities should be clarified in advance.

Key Items to Define in the Contract Appendix

It is recommended that the cooperation contract or migration appendix include a written checklist and documented confirmation of the following:

• The scope of assets that can be exported, handed over, and cannot be transferred;
• Delivery formats for files, data, and deployment materials;
• Specific handover methods for website pages, media assets, structured data, and interface documentation;
• Responsibilities, cooperation milestones, and acceptance criteria before and after migration;
• Limitations related to third-party accounts, plugins, licenses, hosting services, or proprietary components;
• The service period for migration investigation, technical assistance, and environment adaptation;
• Out-of-scope work, pricing methods, and the process for confirming additional fees.

Additional Fees and Out-of-Scope Services

If migration work exceeds the export, document handover, or basic assistance scope defined in the original contract, it will usually need to be assessed as an additional service. This may include target-environment adaptation, redeployment, bulk data processing, complex URL mapping, third-party system integration, page rebuilding, or ongoing troubleshooting.

AB客 (ABKE) does not assume that every migration scenario can be completed unconditionally, nor that restrictions caused by third-party platforms, licenses, or the target environment are fixed and controllable. The specific support scope, delivery standards, implementation schedule, and any out-of-scope fees should be determined according to the contract appendix confirmed by both parties, technical conditions, and the actual project circumstances.