EZ Exporter now supports exporting Shopify abandoned checkouts!

This allows you to create a custom CSV or Excel report of your abandoned checkouts data, automate the export process, and include additional fields not available in the built-in Shopify CSV export.

In addition to the standard fields such as the billing address, shipping address, and line items data, our app can also export the following:

• abandoned checkout URL
• note/cart attributes
• line item properties (custom product options)
• customer metafields
• product metafields
• variant …

EZ Fulfill now allows you to add a prefix or a suffix to any data you have mapped before sending it to Shopify for fulfillment. You can also use the feature to add a prefix or suffix before looking up your order numbers, which is helpful when working with supplier feeds, as many of them may not provide the full Shopify order number in their files.

Adding a prefix or suffix to your fulfillment data is done by configuring your …

We've added new "Customer Journey Summary" fields to Order exports in EZ Exporter.

These fields allow you to export the data under the "Conversion summary" section of the Shopify Admin's order detail page (ncluding the "conversions details" and "session details").

This section provides conversion information such as the following:

• Total sessions before placing the order
• Order index
• Days to conversion
• Date and time of when the first and last visits occurred
• Landing page URLs of the first and last …

EZ Fulfill now supports adding Metafields to your orders when you mark them fulfilled. You can add Metafields to your orders in Shopify using the optional configuration option on your Data Feed.

EZ Fulfill supports adding Metafields that you define in Shopify, as well as unstructured Metafields that don't have a definition in Shopify. To add unstructured Metafields to your order, select the Metafield type in the Metafield Type dropdown in the Metafields Configuration section of your Data Feed. …

Google Sheets supports exporting data to a bunch of formats such as CSV, Excel, and PDF.  However, it doesn't support exporting data to JSON.

While the most popular and widely used data export format is CSV, there are some platforms that don't support it.

This use case actually came up from a customer of our Shopify data export app, EZ Exporter, where they wanted to export a custom product catalog of their Shopify product data to use with Klaviyo …