Working with large imports can be hard and time consuming. When doing large imports there is a good chance you'll run into orders that can't be imported for some reason. Because of this we've built a new feature in EZ Importer that allows you to download your errors, fix them and re-import.

Once your import has finished go to the Import Review page. Here you can view how many of your orders were successfully imported. We also display a list …

We've recently added two new options to EZ Exporter when exporting your Shopify data to a CSV file: the type of "Quoting" to use and the "Line Terminator" for each row.

EZ Exporter's default for generating a CSV file is pretty standard and works with the majority of other apps and systems out there. However, there are systems that are very specific with how to read a CSV file. We added these options as a couple of our customers have …

Shopify's Fulfillment Events are basically the data displayed on the Order Status Page to update customers on the status of their shipment.

With EZ Exporter, you can now export this data to a CSV file. The data is joined with the order data so you can quickly see in one report all the order information associated with each event.

When you go to the Order Data Settings, you will now see a bunch of new selectable fields that start …

We've just added an option to EZ Exporter to allow our users to set a default field to sort by. There's an option to select in which order to sort the field as well (ascending or descending).

This should hopefully save our users one additional step if they're manually sorting their Shopify CSVs after an export. The sorting options are available in Order, Customer, and Product exports.

We've decided to finally offer additional subscription tiers for our Shopify data export app EZ Exporter: Professional and Premium.

These new tiers allow us to accommodate Shopify store owners with very large datasets (in the hundreds of thousands) and also those who need more export profiles/presets/scheduled tasks.

We have customers, for example, who do dropshipping and they have many suppliers. So what they do is create a separate CSV template for each one and filter their orders based …