We're excited to announce a new feature in EZ Inventory that helps you manage your inventory in Shopify more efficiently. In the Data Feed settings, under Field Mapping > Additional Options, you'll find a new setting called "Set quantity of removed items to 0".

Note that this option is only shown when the "Inventory Update Type" is set to "Set Available Qty" (i.e. when overwriting the available quantity in Shopify).

How It Works

1. The app checks the …

Creating Data Feeds in EZ Inventory is pretty straightforward, where you just need to specify the source data and the field mappings for the product/variant identifier and quantity.  We do have merchants that use our app, however, that have many different Data Feed configurations for multiple suppliers or warehouse systems and also have mutliple Shopify stores where they need the same Data Feeds configured.

We've added a "Backup & Restore" option to EZ Inventory to make this process easier.  This …

For a long time, our Shopify inventory sync app EZ Inventory, had only supported a maximum of 50,000 product variants/SKUs in Shopify.

We've recently upgraded our EZ Inventory servers so we can comfortably support much higher variants counts.

Below is a list of all plans that are now available:

Basic Plan ($19.95/month)

• 2,500 Variants
• 3 Data Feeds / Scheduled Updates

Professional Plan ($49.95/month)

• 10,000 Variants
• 10 Data Feeds / Scheduled Updates

Advanced Plan ($99.95/month)

• 25,000 Variants
• 15 Data Feeds / …

We've added a new "Notfications" section in the Data Feed settings of EZ Inventory to allow merchants to be notified via email if a new error occurs during an inventory update.

Simply tick the checkbox for "Notify on error", enter the email recipient(s), and select the error types to enable this feature.

You'll get the notification only when a new error occurs.  It automatically resets after a successful run or if you update the Data Feed settings.

For example, if …

We'eve just pushed an update to our EZ Inventory app to provide an option for case-insensitive matching when perofroming variant lookups by SKU, barcode, product title, or a custom variant metafield value.

We've seen a few cases in the past where the supplier's feed may use all uppercase for the SKU while the rmerchant may use all lowercase in Shopify (or vice versa).  We already have an option for manipulating the supplier feed data before doing a lookup via our …