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How to Import Advanced Pricing in Shopware 6 with Product Updates

- Shopware

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Managing tiered or rule-based pricing is a core requirement for many Shopware 6 stores — especially those dealing with B2B catalogs, wholesale structures, volume discounts, or regional pricing rules. Shopware supports these structures through Advanced Prices, which can be imported directly as part of a product update via the advanced_prices column in your CSV file.

This guide explains the complete structure of advanced pricing imports, how to format pricing tiers correctly, and what rules Shopware applies during automatic processing. Continue Reading

Shopware 6 Advanced Prices Import with Full Multi-Currency Support

- Shopware

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When managing an international store, pricing in one currency isn’t enough. Your Danish customers expect to see prices in DKK, your American audience in USD, and your German buyers in EUR — all while keeping margins and taxes consistent.

Until now, that kind of flexibility required complex manual mapping or custom code. But with our latest update, the Shopware Advanced Prices Import feature has become truly global.

We’ve rolled out complete multi-currency support, allowing you to import, calculate, and synchronize prices across all your currencies — automatically, intelligently, and in one go. Let’s explore this latest feature of the Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions app. Continue Reading

Magento 2 Advanced Pricing Import Guide: Tier, Group & Special Prices Explained

- E-Commerce, Magento 2

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Magento 2 advanced pricing import is a powerful way to manage tier prices, special offers, group-specific discounts, and Minimum Advertised Price (MAP) across your catalog — but doing it manually or using the default import tool can be frustrating and time-consuming. In this guide, we’ll walk you through everything you need to know about importing advanced pricing in Magento 2.

You’ll learn how Magento handles Special Price, Group Price, Tier Price, and MAP pricing — and how to format your CSV files correctly. We’ll also show you where to get a sample Magento 2 advanced pricing CSV and explain each required attribute for a successful import.

More importantly, we’ll compare two approaches to importing advanced prices. First, using Magento 2’s built-in import feature, where advanced pricing must be uploaded separately from product data. Then, we’ll show you a better way — importing all product and pricing information together using the Improved Import & Export extension by Firebear.

If you’ve ever struggled with Magento’s limited import tools or dealt with mismatched spreadsheets, this tutorial will help you streamline your bulk pricing updates and save time while improving accuracy.

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