It's no longer uncommon for Shopify merchants to have multiple fulfillment centers or locations to ship their products from.  When we first launched EZ Importer Shopify didn't even have support for multiple warehouse locations.  Now a days, it's much more common and something we hear more and more merchants asking about.  In order to help as many merchants as we can, we now allow you to add your location to your order when importing orders into Shopify.

Data Mapping

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A QR code (short for Quick Response code) is a two-dimensional barcode that allows you store a lot more data compared to standard UPC barcodes.

You can easily scan it with your smartphone's camera and because almost everyone now has a smartphone, it's becoming more and more popular.

Because QR codes can store more data, this also allows for many more use cases.  They're especially very helpful as a shortcut for entering long texts where it's easy to make …

Adding tracking numbers to your imported orders is now possible with EZ Importer.  This allows you to have all the relevant shipping information needed for your customers all within your Shopify store.  Adding tracking numbers is straight forward and works like any other field you need to add to your order.

Configure Your Data Mapping

As with all other fields we support, you'll need to map your CSV fields to the tracking fields provided by Shopify.  Simply go to your data …

The standard way to add additional attributes to Shopify product data is to use Metafields.  Metafields are quite flexible with many supported data types.  You can also attach custom metafields to individual product variants.

However, to add metafields to your Shopify data, you'll need to do this either via the Shopify API or use another app as there's currently no option to add metafields in the Shopify Admin.

An alternative option for adding additional product attributes is to utilize the …

When importing orders into Shopify with EZ Importer, whether it's from another platform or from orders you've taken at your Brick and Mortar store, it's tough to get all of the data aligned.  There are so many different data points and sometimes you may notice problems with the data in you've import after it's been imported.  Becuase of this, we try and make it as easy as possible to remove orders you've imported. 

We even add the credits used from …