EZ Fulfill requires a header row as the first row when processing CSV or Excel data feeds.  The header row maps fields, filters source data, replaces values in your file and parses source data.

Not every feed is created equal, and many don't have a header row.  Getting your supplier or 3PL to change their format can sometimes be difficult because they serve so many customers.  Our goal is to make it as easy as possible to fulfill your orders …

EZ Fulfill now allows you to back up your data feeds and restore them, allowing you to copy your settings from one Shopify store to another.  This feature is also available with our Shopify data exporting app, EZ Exporter, so if you're familiar with that app, this feature should look the same.

Many Shopify merchants or agencies manage multiple stores, and setting up your data feeds on each store can be cumbersome.  We allow you to configure up to …

EZ Fulfill provides a lot of flexibility when working with external files.  We have a mapping system that allows you to map any column in your file to any of the tracking and fulfillment fields we support.   It also allows you to replace values in your file or filter out rows you don't want to be fulfilled.  One of our primary goals is to support as many file formats as possible without you having to make changes to your uploaded …

One of the main use cases for our EZ Exporter app is workflow automation.

We have many users that rely on our app to automatically export data in a custom CSV or Excel format to an external location (such as an FTP/SFTP server, Amazon S3, or Google Sheets).  The exported files are then processed by other systems, such as an ERP system.

Those users that use our app for this purpose rarely log in to the app after doing the …

EZ Inventory requires a header row as the very first row when processing CSV or Excel data feeds.

The header row is needed for mapping fields, filtering the data, and also for creating quantity formulas.

We've seen a few cases from merchants, however, where their supplier's feed doesn't have a header row and it's not possible for them to add it (possibly due to legacy systems or just other complexities in their process). 

This new option to create a "virtual" header row …