Improved Configurable Product for Magento 2 – the complete enhancement for configurable product, allowing for dynamic content updates, custom options for configurable products and many more.
Features
In Shopware 6, you have only one option related to order export – the system lets you transfer them all together. However, it may cause multiple inconveniences as your e-commerce website grows, gaining more and more sales. Every time it is necessary to provide a third party, such as an ERP system, with the latest orders, you have to export their entire scope, and then edit your spreadsheet to provide only the actual information.
Luckily, there is a tool that lets you export the latest orders from Shopware 6. Meet the Improved Import, Export, and Mass Actions app. This revolutionary instrument introduces multiple new opportunities to standard import and export processes associated with the platform. In the following article, we explain how to use the application to export only the latest Shopware 6 orders. You will learn about the ways to export the latest created and latest modified orders with a single click. Alternatively, we shed on light how to attain a similar functionality with the help of export filters. Let’s see how both approaches work and don’t forget to go over our Shopware Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading
B2B add-on of Improved Import & Export for Magento 2
The B2B add-on is an additional module that works with the Improved Import and Export extension for Magento 2. It allows you to import and export Magento 2 Commerce Entities, such as companies, shared catalogs, and others.
Features
Shopware 6 only lets you export all products. But what if you need to output products that are out of stock? For instance, you want to re-stock these items and need to apply a quantity update to them. By default, you need to export all products and then work with a huge table to apply the desired changes. Alternatively, you can use the Improved Import, Export, and Mass Actions app. It thoroughly revamps standard data transfers, introducing filters to Shopware 6 export. This feature provides the ability to export out-of-stock products from Shopware 6. You can transfer these items to your Google Drive or even Google Sheets. Let’s see how it works, and don’t forget to go over our Shopware Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading
We’ve already described how to import files to Shopware 6 from FTP. Today, you will learn how to do the opposite – export Shopware customers, products, and orders to FTP. By default, the platform only lets you run the export procedure and then download a CSV file from your e-commerce storefront. This process is associated with multiple manual actions, especially if you provide your partners with regular updates. However, there is a more efficient way to exchange data – Shopware 6 FTP export. You will need the Improved Import, Export, and Mass Actions app to implement this functionality. In the following tutorial, you will learn how to export files from Shopware 6 via FTP. Also, don’t forget to go over our Shopware Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading
Today, we continue exploring a groundbreaking improvement to Shopware’s functionality – Shopware 6 Google Sheets integration. It dramatically extends the basic data transfer opportunities of your e-commerce website in terms of both import and export. By default, you can only download files from Shopware 6 manually after your export is finished. It means that if your partner needs an update, you cannot provide it directly via Google Drive, for example, not to mention Google Sheets.
With the default Shopware tools, you will need to create a new sheet and upload the update manually. However, there is a way to enable direct Shopware 6 Google Sheets export. You will need to install the Improved Import, Export, and Mass Actions app. In the following tutorial, we explain how to export data (products, customers, and orders) from Shopware 6 to Google Sheets. Also, check our Shopware 6 Google Sheets Import guide. And don’t forget to go over our Shopware Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading
Today, we explore a very important topic – Shopware 6 Google Sheets integration. It is a groundbreaking improvement to the default Shopware import that dramatically extends the basic data transfer opportunities of your e-commerce website. By default, you can only upload files to Shopware 6 manually. It means that if your update is stored somewhere else, for instance, a remote server, you cannot import it to your e-commerce website, not to mention such third-party services as Google Sheets or Google Drive. If you choose the default Shopware tools, you will have to take your update from the external storage and move it to Shopware 6 manually. If the update is stored in a Google Sheets file, you will have to export it as CSV and then import this file to your e-commerce website. However, there is a way to run the Shopware 6 Google Sheets import much faster. Meet the Improved Import, Export, and Mass Actions app that completely revamps the standard Shopware 6 import, providing the ability to connect to the popular online sheet editor. The following tutorial explains how to import data to Shopware 6 from Google Sheets. Also, check our guide to Shopware 6 Google Sheets integration, and don’t forget to go over our Shopware Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading
What’s wrong with the Shopware 6 export? It is fairly limited in terms of multiple aspects, and the final destination of exported files is not an exception. By default, you can only download files from Shopware 6 manually after the export procedure is complete. It means that if your partner needs an update from you, you cannot provide it directly by means of such services as Google Drive. If you choose the default Shopware tools, you will have to move your update to the external storage, moving it from Shopware 6 manually. However, there is a way to enable Shopware 6 Google Drive export. You will need the Improved Import, Export, and Mass Actions app because it completely revamps the standard Shopware 6 export. The following tutorial explains how to export files from Shopware 6 to Google Drive. Also, check our Shopware 6 Google Drive Import guide. And don’t forget to go over our Shopware Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading
By default, you can only upload files to Shopware 6 manually. It means that if your update is stored somewhere else, such as a remote server, you cannot import it to your e-commerce website, not to mention such third-party services as Google Drive. If you choose the default Shopware tools, you will have to take your update from the external storage and move it to Shopware 6 manually. However, there is a way to enable Shopware 6 Google Drive import. You will need the Improved Import, Export, and Mass Actions app because it completely revamps the standard Shopware 6 import. The following tutorial explains how to import files to Shopware 6 from Google Drive. Also, learn how to export files to Google Drive, and don’t forget to go over our Shopware Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading
Chances are, importing product images to Shopware 6 leads to an unwanted disorder in the media section that has to be fixed manually. However, you can easily transfer product media to Shopware 6 preserving a particular placement of each image. In the following article, we shed light on the Shopware 6 users experience and provide a reliable way to avoid them. You will learn how to import product media to Shopware 6 in any order you wish. For other helpful suggestions, follow our Shopware Cookbook. Continue Reading
