As of October 28, 2018 Shopify will no longer allow you to import orders that have a line item quantity less than 1. They are making the change to ensure consistency throughout their platform as they do not allow orders with a line item quantity of less than 0 to be fulfilled.

In order to comply with the changes we have recently released a new validation rule that throws an error if your order has a line item quantity less …

Recently we've tightened our validation on the billing and shipping addresses in EZ Importer. We've decided to make the validation strict because orders that have invalid shipping or billing addresses "fail silently" in Shopify. This means, Shopify imports the order successfully but they ignore the shipping or billing address you've provided.

For example, if you import an order with an address that doesn't have a country, the order will import successfully and you'll see all of the order data …

We've recently released a Beta feature in EZ Importer that allows you to reduce product inventory when importing orders. This has come up a lot recently while talking with customers, and it's something we felt would be valuable.

The feature is intended for customers who are doing regular imports opposed to one time imports. At this time the feature is only available upon request. If this is a feature you're interested in please contact us so we can add you …

EZ Importer now lets you cancel running imports!

After you start your import, EZ Importer puts your import in what we call the running state. You know your import is in the running state when the status field on the Review Import page is marked running. You'll also see the Import Progress bar.

If you scroll to the bottom of the page you will see a light blue button that says Cancel Import. From here you can click …

We've recently released a feature that allows you to add multiple transactions to EZ Importer. Now when you import your transaction data you can add up to 5 transactions with each import.

To add multiple transactions go to the data mapper and click the transactions tab. At the bottom of the tab you'll see a button that says "Add Transaction Row".

When you click this button you'll be able to map another set of transaction columns. After you add …