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Advanced Shopify Export: How to Set up FTP for Shopify

- Our extensions, Shopware

In our previous discussion, we covered the process of importing files into Shopify via FTP. Today, we shift our focus to the reverse operation – exporting essential data, including Shopify customers, products, and orders, to a remote server using FTP. By default, Shopify offers an export procedure that results in a downloadable CSV file from your e-commerce storefront. However, for those who frequently provide partners with data updates, this manual process can be time-consuming. The solution to this challenge lies in embracing Shopify FTP export capabilities.

To enable this functionality, you will need to harness the power of the Firebear Import & Export Tool. In the upcoming tutorial, we will guide you through the steps to efficiently export files from your Shopify store via FTP. This approach offers a more streamlined and time-saving way to exchange crucial data with your partners or external systems.

For additional insights and tips to enhance your Shopify experience, be sure to explore our Shopify Cookbook. It’s a valuable resource for optimizing your e-commerce operations. Continue Reading

Advanced Shopify Import: How to Send FTP Files to Shopify

- Our extensions, Shopify

Today, we’ll delve into the process of importing files into your Shopify store using FTP (File Transfer Protocol). This approach allows you to seamlessly transfer data from a remote server, providing a more efficient alternative to the traditional manual file uploads that Shopify typically entails. To streamline your update procedures, Shopify FTP import offers a superior solution. To achieve this, you’ll require the Firebear Import & Export Tool, which will supersede the standard Shopify data transfer method and unlock previously unavailable features.

In the forthcoming guide, you will learn how to send FTP files to Shopify. We explain what FTP is, briefly describe the standard Shopify import, and then proceed to Shopify FTP uploads, including their benefits and implementation. Be sure to explore our Shopify Cookbook for additional valuable insights and tips to enhance your Shopify experience. Continue Reading

How to Export Files from BigCommerce via FTP

- BigCommerce, Our extensions

BigCommerce Import: products, customers, orders

We’ve already described how to import files to BigCommerce via FTP. Today, you will learn how to do the opposite – export BigCommerce customers, products, and orders to a remote server using FTP. By default, the platform only lets you run the export procedure and then download a CSV file from your e-commerce storefront. If you provide your partners with regular updates, this procedure may consume much time. However, there is a more efficient way to exchange data – BigCommerce FTP export. You will need the Firebear Import & Export Tool to implement this functionality. In the following tutorial, you will learn how to export files from BigCommerce via FTP. Also, don’t forget to go over our BigCommerce Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading

How to Import Files to BigCommerce via FTP

- BigCommerce, Our extensions

BigCommerce Import: products, customers, orders

Today, you will learn how to import files to BigCommerce via FTP. It means that you can transfer data from a remote server instead of uploading a corresponding file manually as the default BigCommerce import implies.

There is a better way to run your updates by enabling BigCommerce FTP import. You will need the Firebear Import & Export Tool to replace the standard BigCommerce data transfer solution and get the missing functionality. The following tutorial will teach you how to import files to BigCommerce via FTP from a remote server. Also, don’t forget to go over our BigCommerce Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading

How to Export Products, Customers, & Orders from Shopware 6 via FTP

- Our extensions, Shopware

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

How to Import Files to Shopware 6 from FTP

- Our extensions, Shopware

By default, you can only upload files to Shopware 6. It means that if your update is stored somewhere on a remote server, you cannot import it to your e-commerce website. You will need to take it from the server and provide it to Shopware 6 manually. However, there is a way to enable Shopware 6 FTP import.  You will need the Improved Import, Export, and Mass Actions app because it completely revamps the standard Shopware 6 import. The following tutorial will teach you how to import files to Shopware 6 from FTP. Also, don’t forget to go over our Shopware Cookbook for other helpful hints. Continue Reading

How to Import Product Images from FTP to Magento 2

- Magento 2, Our extensions

In this article, we explain how to enhance the default Magento 2 import with the ability to import product images from FTP/SFTP. By default, the system looks for them in your Magento 2 root catalog. However, they may not be available there. Instead of transferring images to your Magento root, you can use the Improved Import & Export extension to import them from FTP/SFTP. The module offers the Use Image Import Source feature that adds the missing functionality. So, let’s see how to import product images to Magento 2 from FTP/SFTP, and don’t forget to visit our Magento 2 Developer’s Cookbook for other useful tips. Continue Reading

How to Export Products, Orders, Customers, & Other Magento 2 Entities to Remote FTP & SFTP Server

- E-Commerce, Magento 2, Our extensions

Magento 2 Development; Magento 2 tutorial

Unfortunately, Magento 2 doesn’t provide any opportunities to export products, orders, customers, or other Magento 2 entities to a remote FTP or SFTP server. You have to run a standard export procedure instead and transfer the output manually. Besides, it is impossible to automate this process. The system leaves you in a situation when it is necessary to repeat all its steps manually every time an update is required. Luckily, there is a better way of achieving this goal. As you’ve probably guessed, it involves a third-party solution. In our example, we use the Improved Import & Export Magento 2 extension to export products, orders, customers, and other Magento 2 entities to a remote FTP/SFTP server. It also lets you import all entities from this file source. Continue Reading

How to Install Magento Extensions (Magento Connect, FTP, SSH, Modman, Composer)

- E-Commerce, Magento tips & tricks

Installing Magento Extensions: FTP, Magento Connect, SSH, Modman, Composer

Magento extension development is not for everyone, but regardless of coding experience everyone can utilize the end product of this complicated process. It’s just important to know how to install Magento extension right. The below guide contains universal instructions for a seamless installation of any Magento extension. We’ve described 5 types of installation: via Magento Connect, FTP, SSH, Modman, and Composer.

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The Complete Guide To Magento Debugging

- Fire development, Magento tips & tricks

How to Debug Magento

Integration of new solutions into different systems can become a headache without the knowledge of correct debugging.  In case of Magento, such simple constructions as print_r() or var_dump() , var_export() don’t work. Because of heavyweight constructions, you need to investigate the new effective ways to find intermediate values or broken places. Fortunately, there are a lot of tools and methods designed to turn the debugging into a developer friendly process. Continue Reading