We've recently pushed an update to EZ Importer which allows you to import Transaction data when importing orders. With the initial release you will be able to import the following transaction fields:

1. Amount
2. Gateway (This is the gateway in which the transaction was issued. A list of transaction gateways can be found on Shopify's Payment Gateway page).
3. Status (valid values are: pending, failure, success or error).
4. Kind (the kind of transaction. Valid values are: authorization, capture, sale, void or refund) …

We've recently pushed a pretty neat feature to EZ Exporter that allows our users to export orders, products, or customers directly from the Shopify Admin into a custom CSV file configured with EZ Exporter.

This was actually a feature request from one of our customers (thanks Garrett!) as he sometimes need to export just a few orders and it was nice to be able to select them from the Shopify Admin Orders page and then select which report template (configured …

We've recently pushed an update to EZ Exporter to include new filtering conditions for blank values.

In the Custom Filters section of the Data Settings, you will now see these two additional options:

• is blank
• is not blank

This comes very handy when you need to filter your records based on whether a field in the data is blank.

One use case, for example, is when you need a CSV export that includes both Open and Closed/Archived orders, but excludes …

We've just pushed an update to EZ Importer that allows you to delete/undo an order import that was successfully imported to Shopify.

When importing orders there are many reasons you may decide you need to remove the orders you've imported. You could have imported your orders with invalid data or you may have run a few tests and want to remove the test orders from you store. In any case we've made it easy for your to remove the orders …

We've just pushed an update to EZ Exporter giving our users the ability to filter their reports by multiple date and time fields.

Filtering by date and time is a bit tricky as we have to factor in different date/time formats and timezones. For example, some countries use the format month/day/year (like the US) and others day/month/year (like the UK). To get around this, we had to require our users to enter the date/time in the standard ISO 8601 format …