A fairly common task with WooCommerce products is updating stock levels. This may occur because of an inventory count, a lack of automated inventory control, or because the stock levels are maintained by a third party, as happens with drop shipping. Whatever the cause, manually updating stock levels can be very time-consuming. In this article, we show you how to a...

One of the most common tasks with WooCommerce products is updating product prices. This is a task that can take hours to perform manually, especially if you have a lot of products. In this article, we show you how to do it automatically using WP All Import. Table of Contents Common Scenarios When Updating Product Prices in WooCommerceUpdating WooCommerce ...

WordPress data is comprised of many different data types: posts, pages, taxonomies, users, etc. There are also custom data types created by 3rd-party themes and plugins. Sooner or later, you will have to import data into at least one of these data types. When you do, you’ll likely need an import plugin to help you. In this article, we review one of the be...

Importing WordPress users is not as challenging as importing WooCommerce variable products or even just products. But there are a few issues that, if ignored, can cause you considerable grief. In this article, we’re going to take a look at how WP All Import handles user imports in general and these potential problem issues in particular. Table of Contents...

For those of you who don’t know, an ACF field is a custom field that you create using the Advanced Custom Fields (ACF) plugin. You can use this field to store and display custom data, giving you much greater control over the content and appearance of your website. ACF fields belong to Field Groups, which are then attached to WordPress or WooCommerce post typ...

We’re not going to lie to you: importing WooCommerce products can be challenging, especially if your product data is coming from 3rd-party suppliers with their own unique import files. In this article, we’ll look at some of these challenges and assess whether WP All Import is up to the job. Table of Contents Filtering Product Import DataMapping I...

Importing variable products into WooCommerce can be quite challenging, depending on the state of the data you’re importing. Most of this challenge revolves around handling product attribute and variation data. In these types of articles, we normally like to use a few different plugins for our demonstrations. However, in this article, we’re going to use...

Are you a WooCommerce store owner looking for a simple and easy way to export your order data? Exporting your WooCommerce order information can be incredibly useful for many reasons. It allows you to share the data with third parties, integrate it with other tools, or keep a backup for future reference. In this comprehensive article, we’ll share three eas...

Our article, The 4 Best WordPress Import Plugins, reviewed the best plugins for importing all or most WordPress data types. This review was based on the plugins’ general features. In this article, we examine these same plugins for use with XML import files. There are three main criteria when assessing a plugin for XML imports: Can the plugin read an XM...

In our article The 4 Best WordPress Import Plugins, we examined the general features of the plugins available to import all or most WordPress data types. In this article, we review the same plugins when importing data from an Excel file. There are three main issues when trying to import from Excel: Can a plugin read an Excel file in either the .xls or .xlsx ...