With the help of this Magento 2 extension, you will easily move all orders and order-related data to your Magento 2 store. Using CSV files, you can transfer orders from Magento 1 and third-party ecommerce platforms. Continue Reading
Third-party tools can essentially simplify the default Magento order export management. We’ve already gathered the best import/export modules in the appropriate posts here: Magento import/export extensions; Magento 2 import/export extensions. Today, we’d like to draw your attention to the Order Export extension by Wyomind. Below, we will introduce you to the module’s features and backend functionality. Continue Reading
In this post, we explain how to export all sales data from Magento 2 and 1 in any file format to connect your ecommerce storefront to almost any external system, such as ERP, CRM, warehouse, dropshipping system or carrier, and others. By installing Magento Order Export Module by Xtento, you can reach these goals. The extension adds a highly reliable export manager to the Magento backend and incorporates a flexible output creation technique. As for supported formats, they include Text, CSV, XML, Tabbed, JSON, SQL,and ASCII/Fixed-Length-Files. Order Export Module by Xtento works well with Magento 2 and Magento 1, so it doesn’t matter what version of the ecommerce platform you use. So, let’s look at the extension’s core features and backend functionality first and then discuss its price tag. Continue Reading
If you cannot import disabled products to Magento 2, you’ve come to the right place. We will probably help you with that. Below, you will find two possible solutions. As usual, one of them is proposed by a StackExchange user, while another one is developed by Firebear specialists. In both cases, we deal with products that have the “disabled” status. As for the corresponding import file. It doesn’t contain the “status” column. If you add it, nothing changes. So, how to import disabled products to Magento 2? You will find the answer below. We also provide recommendations on how to import disabled products to Magento 2 automatically and via various file formats using Improved Import & Export. For more tips, proceed to our Magento 2 Cookbook. Continue Reading
Chances are, you are going to connect your Magento 2 store to an external platform that works with order data. It can be any service that simplifies the default ecommerce routine or adds some new possibilities. ERPs, CRMs, warehouses, dropshipping systems, or carriers may require this information. Unfortunately, it is hard to provide it unless you use a third-party Magento 2 module. Below, we compare four different Magento 2 order export extensions: Amasty Export Orders, Xtento Order Export, Wyomind Mass Order Export, and Commerce Extensions Import Export Bulk Orders. Besides, you can check our Improved Import Export for Magento 2, which also helps to achieve the same goal and provides dozens of features that are not available with the solutions mentioned above. Continue Reading
In the previous two articles about SAP Business One, we explain what MRP is and how to prepare for a new MRP run in SAP B1. With an accurate model of your business in place, you can leverage the potent tool to figure out how to get the materials you need, making or selling products in time. In the following article, we shed light on how to use the Wizard to execute an MRP run in SAP BusinessOne and how to work with the provided data.
The blog post describes a basic MRP run in SAP Business One for a multilevel bill of materials. It focuses on the core steps of this process: selecting a scenario for your MRP run, choosing items, specifying inventory data sources, providing documents, executing the MRP run, and taking action. Besides, you will find out what consuming forecast and order consolidation are.
The Magento marketplace also offers alternative solutions for improving the default Magento import/export process. In this post, we shed light on the Magento 2 Export Orders extension by Amasty. This tool offers only export features but does everything quite well. Also, note that we’ve compared the Amasty Magento 2 export orders module with other similar extensions here: Magento 2 Order Export Extensions Comparison.
How often do you face export processes that the default Magento 2 instruments cannot cope with? We regularly witness the inability to run even the most basic tasks, not to mention unique use cases that require additional customizations. For instance, we’ve come across a situation when the default export solution of Magento 2 wasn’t enough to transfer a custom SKU column. What’s the story behind this use case?
Paras Sakariya has added a custom SKU column to a sales order grid. While the corresponding records appear on the backend side, no data is displayed in exported files. Below, explore this situation, providing possible resolutions. Firstly, we focus on the origins of the issue, describing the newly created custom conditions. After that, you will find a solution proposed on StackExchange. However, it is quite complicated and requires lots of technical knowledge. Therefore, we provide our own way to export a custom SKU column from Magento 2 that incorporates the Improved Import & Export Magento 2 extension. You can find more similar issues described in our Cookbook. Continue Reading
We’ve already reviewed RMA modules for Magento 2 by Mirasvit and aheadWorks. Today, we will draw your attention to the corresponding solution by Amasty – Magento 2 RMA extension. The module provides merchants with advanced settings that enable them to create a return policy in line with their business requirements. The Amasty solution significantly improves customer experience on an online store by making the product return process faster and more comfortable. At the same time, it reduces the workload for store managers by automating the RMA procedures. Below, we explore the core features and configuration of the Magento 2 returns management module in closer detail. Continue Reading
In the following article, we continue our exploration of the SAP Business One MRP. Recently, we’ve defined the material requirements planning of SAP B1. Below, we describe how to prepare for the corresponding processes that take place in the ERP system. As you’ve probably guessed already, much of the preparations for an MRP run in SAP Business One take place through the normal routine of using the system. Initially, you need to prepare master data for such areas and entities as items, inventory, purchase orders, production orders, sales orders, bills of material, forecasts, etc. Next, keep all the related information up to date, and MRP will gift you with an accurate view of your requirements.Continue Reading