We are happy to announce Improved Configurable Product for Magento 2 – our second extension for the new version of the e-commerce platform. The module introduces an innovative approach to configurable products, which is based on our previous experience with Magento 1 and latest achievements in the field of Magento 2 development.
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Below, you will see a brief description of our project aimed at improving the default Magento 2 import/export functionality. Although the basic processes are significantly refined now, they still lack some important features; therefore, we work on this Magento 2 extension with the aim to build a multi-purpose solution.
Improved Import extension for Magento 2 provides a possibility to transfer your CSV, XML, JSON, XLSX, ODS files with products data and product images to Magento 2 from a remote FTP server, Dropbox, Google Sheets, a direct URL of a source file, supports dedicated categories import, REST and SOAP APIs, on the fly import of product attribute values, import/export cron jobs, and many more features!
In the article below, you will find the extension’s shortened roadmap and brief description. We separately discuss the light version of the module and its entire stack as well as share use cases. Also, this blog post contains information on how to import data from Google Sheets, transfer categories to Magento 2, import product attributes, creating new attributes on the fly, etc. Other useful materials include Magento CLI import commands, import file samples, import fields mapping reference, etc. Continue Reading
This is an add-on of Improved Import and Export extension for Magento 2. With the NetSuite integration add-on, you can organize data exchange between your Magento 2 store and Oracle NetSuite ERP.
In the following article, we explore the Import History section of the Magento 2 backend interface. By default, the system stores information about every transfer into the system. Below, we provide a detailed description of the opportunities it offers. Continue Reading
One of the advantages of the updated Magento 2 Commerce version is the content staging function. With the feature, it is possible to convert a static web page into a dynamic one with various elements displayed to customers at different times. Unfortunately, the platform didn’t introduce the same functionality for Magento 2 Open Source. Luckily, there are third-party modules that allow implementing the content staging feature and enable online merchants to deliver improved shopping experience to their clients.
In this post, we give an overview of the Sharadice schedule modules for Magento 2 that provide the necessary tools for scheduling automatic updates of various content on an ecommerce site. Below, we also describe the basics of Magento 2 Commerce Content Staging and explain how to import and export content staging data.
In this post, we will cover data migration from Magento 1 to 2 using two functionalities — Firebear Improved Import and Export (with the migration-related add-on) and Magento 2 Data Migration Tool. Here you can find insights on the tools’ specifics and performance scale.
Saving time is a priority when we deal with database updates. The most beneficial solution in the situation is to find an adequate method and tool that will reduce the number of backend actions and prevent errors and duplication.
In this guide, we will explore which processes can be used within Magento 2 to add new data to the one previously transferred without running countless imports and exports or recreating a whole new database.
It’s been a while since we explored the Lists section of the NetSuite admin, and today, we return with a new chapter – our trip through the Reports section of the ERP system. Below, you will find our description of its core subsections as well as advice on how to synchronize Magento 2 and Oracle NetSuite. Continue Reading
Below, we continue the exploration of the Content section of the Magento 2 backend. The following article sheds light on Themes and Schedule. After exploring Pages, Blocks, and Widgets, we can proceed to the remaining two subsections of the Magento 2 admin. Below, we describe what to do with the corresponding screens and how to add new elements there. Continue Reading
The following guide sheds light on the structure of the Magento 2 backend. In particular, we explore a screen that contains all Magento 2 widgets. It is a part of the Content section, together with Pages and Blocks. Below, we describe how the Widgets grid looks and works. We also shed light on how to create widgets as well as import and export them. Continue Reading
