How To Use Wishlists In Shopware 6

You need to create a Shopware account before using wishlists in Shopware. Visit the registration page, hit the Register Now link, and fill in the form to create a new account. After receiving a confirmation email, follow the instructions provided in it.

You will get it upon registration automatically. Next, you will need to create a storefront to leverage the wishlist functionality.

All the information about your company and business, including physical addresses, phone numbers, and emails, is master data. You provide it during the registration and while configuring your e-commerce website.

You need to create a Shopware shop to leverage the wishlist functionality. It is possible to add it to your merchant area. Click the corresponding link, choose the type of your new shop (a cloud storefront or an on-premise installation), and provide all the requested information.

Add a payment method under Basic Information -> Accounting. Select PayPal, credit card, or direct debit as a way to transfer funds to your account. You will need this functionality for purchasing extensions and themes.

You need a deposit for purchasing extensions and themes. You can only create it with a working payment method. Go to your Merchant Area -> Shops, choose a shop to provide funds to, click Open Account Details, and transfer a deposit that covers the amount of your purchase.

Although you can purchase extensions and themes on the Shopware Marketplace, people often choose the Plugin Manager instead. Create a deposit in advance that equals the amount of your future purchase. Next, select a tool you want to buy and complete the checkout.

You can send accounting and financial inquiries to financial.services@shopware.com and +49 2555 9288 510. Use these channels for license inquiries: info@shopware.com or call +49 2555 9288 50.

The Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions module is at your service when you need to automate recurring data transfers. The module will help you create schedules to launch the corresponding import and export processes automatically.

The Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions tool is also helpful for the migration to Shopware 6. It can help you transfer data from your existing website to the new platform. You can migrate from other e-commerce systems or Shopware’s previous versions. Note that we also offer export solutions for systems like Magento and Shopify so that you can simplify your data transfers between them and Shopware. Contact us for more information.

Shopware 6 integration with ERPs, CRMs, accounting tools, and other similar platforms is another strong point associated with the Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions plugin. As we’ve already mentioned, the module can help you automate repetitive import and export processes. Also, it introduces mapping presets for modifying data according to the requirements of your Shopware store during import, as well as the rules of the connected platform during export.