This will probably be the last set of new features we'll be pushing this year for EZ Exporter as we're basically now in "maintenance mode" for the holiday shopping season.

To minimize the risks of potentially introducing new bugs during the busiest time of the year for ecommerce, we're going to hold off on bigger updates until early January. We plan to only push very minor, low risk updates (such as minor UI tweaks) in the upcoming two months.

Below are some …

We've recently added two additional pre-built templates to EZ Exporter:

• Product Data Feed for Facebook Catalogs
• Product Data Feed for Pinterest Catalogs

We also have a pre-built template for a Google Shopping Feed available as well.

These two product feed templates are actually quite similar.  Both of these templates already have all the required fields configured and mapped to your Shopify data.

However, you may need to modify it slightly depending on your store's setup.  For example, if you …

It's that time of the month again and we're happy to report additional improvements we've made to our EZ Exporter app this month. :)

New servers

We've added 3 new backend servers to our EZ Exporter infrastructure.  Our monthly installs have gone up quite a bit since March and these new servers will ensure that our infrastructure will have sufficient computing capacity to process export tasks in a timely manner as our userbase grows further.

New function: get_value_by_position()

We've added a new …

We've been on a roll with updates lately. :)

Below is a list of updates we've pushed out this month to our EZ Exporter app.

Option to overwrite files in Google Drive

In the Export Profile settings, when selecting "Google Drive" as the export destination, you'll now see a new option to overwrite the file if it exists.

Please note that our app can only overwrite files that were originally created by our app.

Please see this blog post for more details. …

We've just added a new function called join_lists() to our EZ Exporter app.

This new function will allow you to combine values from two separate lists where you can specify a separator between values and also between group of values.

For example, you might have the following lists of values on your Shopify store:

# Lineitem Tax Lines - Titles (line_items.tax_lines.title)
NY State Tax,New York County Tax,New York Municipal Tax

# Lineitem Tax Lines - Rates (line_items.tax_lines.rate)
0.04,0.00375,0.045

Using the join_lists() …