This feature was recently requested by one of our customers and we thought this could definitely be useful for many of our other customers as well, so we decided to go ahead and add this to EZ Exporter.

Shopify has a built-in risk analysis feature that can help you flag potentially fraudulent orders. For example, a stolen credit card may have been used to place an order on your site and you'd of course wouldn't want to process this …

One of our customers needed their CSV exports formatted in a way where a separate copy of a row is created for each item ordered as required by their supplier.

We've actually gotten a similar inquiry in the past. A use case is if each item in the order needs to be shipped out separately. The CSV file can then be used to create the shipping label for each shipment.

It took us some time to decide whether to actually …

We've recently included transaction data to EZ Exporter. In the Order data settings, you will now see additional transaction-related fields that you can include in your CSV report.

We've added these as one of our customers needed the Authorization Key included in the CSV export. Below is a list of some of the transaction data you can now include:

• authorization code
• device ID
• gateway
• payment details (such as credit card company, CVV result code, etc.)
• receipt
• error code (such …

Product data export is now finally available in EZ Exporter!

With this update, you can now export your products, variants, and inventory data to CSV in addition to orders. Just like the Order data settings, you'll be able to create very customized reports using advanced custom filtering, custom fields, calculated fields, and metafields with the new Product export .

When creating a new Data Settings, you will see additional options to select whether you'd like to create one for …

We've just pushed a small update today to EZ Exporter to provide an option to select a custom date and time format.

By default, the Shopify API returns the date and time in ISO 8601 format which looks something like this:

2017-03-30T10:38:59-06:00

We recently received a question from a customer asking if there's a way to grab just the month and year. This is actually possible using Calculated Fields, but the formula is a bit complicated, so we decided to …