EZ Exporter has had the Shopify order fulfillment date field available for a while now, but this field is the final fulfillment date for the entire order.

We've gotten a request recently from one of our customers asking if it's possible to also figure out when a specific line item in the order was fulfilled. The reason is an order could contain products to be fulfilled by multiple vendors and they'd like to be able to run a report …

We've recently added Microsoft Excel support to EZ Fulfill. This means you can now use Excel files to update your track numbers and fulfillment data in addition to CSV/TSV/TXT files. Both XLS and XLSX formats are supported.

We've added Excel support so you no longer need to convert your Excel files to CSV before uploading your fulfillment data. This helps speed up the process and cuts out an extra step if you're using excel to manage your fulfillment …

It almost goes without saying that one of the main goals of running an e-commerce site is to increase sales and be successful. In this day and age, though, it can be a little difficult to manage such a feat. With the need to maintain visibility, be alluring, and increase profits, among other things, it may seem like you're working with the cards stacked against you. Chances are, you know the deal and you want to give yourself as many …

When automating your fulfillment process, it's important to get alerted if there are any problems when updating your Shopify orders fulfillment status or tracking numbers. We're excited to announce that this now possible with EZ Fulfill.

EZ Fulfill can now alert you, via email, when one of your orders has thrown an error or has been skipped. Getting email notifications while fulfilling your Shopify orders may be a critical part of your process, that you can not further automate. …

There is no way around it. As often as many store owners try to avoid it, back orders can happen to the best of them. It's unavoidable when a particular product may be extremely popular. While this may seem like a good thing for your profits, it can also spell bad news for you as a store owner. Most consumers don't want to wait for anything and hardly anyone subscribe to delayed gratification. That doesn't mean that an instance of …