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How to Change Product Handle During Shopify Import

- Shopify

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Managing product URLs in Shopify can be tricky — especially when you’re importing or updating large product catalogs from different sources. To give merchants more control and flexibility, we’ve introduced a new setting in the import process: “Allow product handle change during import.” This update makes it easier to standardize product URLs, fix inconsistencies, and align your catalog structure across all store products — all while keeping your SEO intact. Below, we explore the new feature along with a few more refinements introduced in the Improved Import & Export app for Shopify. Continue Reading

Shopware 6 Import From URL: New Way to Update Your Products & Customers

- Our extensions, Shopware

What takes precedence over data management in your Shopware 6 store? While many aspects are crucial, effective data management remains pivotal, particularly in a dynamic e-commerce environment that encounters frequent changes. How to deal with that if the conventional approach of manual imports is not only time-consuming but also limited in terms of update sources? You can entirely revamp the default data transfer procedures of Shopware 6. Meet the Firebear Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions App – a game-changer for e-commerce businesses. In this comprehensive guide, we dive deep into the world of Shopware 6 file imports from URLs, shedding light on how this potent strategy can not only save you valuable time but also enhance the overall efficiency of your online store. We’ll explore the advantages of Shopware 6 URL imports and guide you through the process of importing customers and products to Shopware 6 from a URL. For additional valuable insights, be sure to explore our Shopware 6 Cookbook. Continue Reading

BigCommerce Import From URL: Update Your Products & Customers With Ease

- BigCommerce, Our extensions

BigCommerce Import: products, customers, orders

What’s more important than data management when it comes to a BigCommerce store? Well, many things, but efficiently managing data is always pivotal, especially when dealing with frequent changes and a fast-paced e-commerce environment. The conventional method of manual imports is associated with numerous restrictions. It is time-consuming and limited in terms of sources of your update, to name a few. However, you can address these and multiple other issues with the Firebear Import & Export Tool – a game-changer for e-commerce businesses. In this comprehensive guide, we delve deep into the realm of BigCommerce file imports from URLs, shedding light on how this powerful strategy can save you precious time and boost the overall efficiency of your online store. We will explore the benefits of BigCommerce URL imports and show you how to import customers and products to BigCommerce from a URL. And be sure to explore our BigCommerce Cookbook for additional valuable insights. Continue Reading

Advanced Shopify Import: How to Import Files to Shopify from URL

- Our extensions, Shopify

Today, we continue our exploration of different ways to import files to Shopify. This time, we’d like to introduce you to Shopify URL import. This approach allows you to seamlessly transfer data from any publicly available URL, providing a more efficient alternative to the traditional manual file uploads. To achieve this, you’ll need to install the Firebear Import & Export Tool, which will supersede the standard Shopify data transfer method, unlocking previously unavailable features. Below, you will learn how to import products to Shopify from a URL. Also, our application enables Shopify customer import from a URL, and support for other entities is coming soon. We will teach you how to transfer your update with different file formats and automate imports entirely with the help of schedules and mapping. Be sure to explore our Shopify Cookbook for additional valuable insights and tips to enhance your Shopify experience. Continue Reading

How to log in to the Magento 2 admin if the requested URL was not found

- Fire development, Magento 2

Magento 2 export CLI

We already described several cases of how to open your store when Magento 2 is not accessible in a browser. In the following article, we explore a specific scenario related to the Magento 2 admin. If you try to rich the backend, but the system informs you that the requested URL was not found, you’ve come to the right place. For more useful tips, check this list: Magento 2 Cookbook. Continue Reading