For some time now, EZ Exporter has supported "smart" and "custom" collections export via the product export.

However, we realized this wasn't enough as we've gotten requests from our customers to be able to only export the Shopify Collections data without the product data. So that's what we did.

We're happy to announce that EZ Exporter now supports a dedicated Collections export, where our customers can export all the collection fields provided by the Shopify API such as the …

We're excited to announce our latest feature for EZ Importer, built-in templates! If you're a user of our CSV exporter app, EZ Exporter, than you're probably familiar with how much time this feature will save you.

To use the new feature click the Data Mapping Templates option from the left navigation bar. From here you can select a template based on what platform you're importing from. Each template was built based on the CSV export of that platform. …

We've recently added a test mode to EZ Importer, which allows you to mark your orders as test orders during import. Shopify allows you to create test orders in their system which will prevent your orders from being treated as real orders. This means they wont show up in the reports and analytics sections and it will put your payment gateway in test mode. To import your orders as test orders, click the "Import as test orders" checkbox on …

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 …

We've recently pushed an update to our Shopify inventory management app, EZ Inventory, to allow our users to be able to use formulas when setting the inventory quantity of the products in their Shopify store.

This feature was actually requested by one of our customers. In their inventory feed, they needed to subtract the values of two columns and use the difference as the inventory quantity for their Shopify store. The system that generates the data feed for them …