Hi Hiren, in this video I show how to import a CSV into Shopify and explain what can and must be included in a CSV import. If you stick around to the end of the video you can see the process of adding a CSV to Shopify and even see how my empty Shopify store adds all the products at once (in bulk) meaning I don't have to manually create each product in Shopify. When showing which columns should be included in your CSV I do show it in the Plytix PIM platform. Don't worry, this platform mirrors a CSV sheet, meaning anything I show in the platform you can recreate in a CSV, the only difference and reason I show it in my Plytix PIM is because that is where my product information is stored (others might have it in different spreadsheets) so it makes it easier to select the columns that need to be in the CSV I will import into Shopify rather than having to manually copy it all over into a new CSV sheet. I hope this helps and if you have any more questions I'm happy to answer them. Have a wonderful week 😄
I found this video after searching how to import products to my shopify store. I was excited to try out Plytix, but I can't even reach out to anyone, because you don't allow gmail as a contact email.
Hi Mersal, unfortunately, Shopify doesn't offer a process to export shipping zones so you would need to manually add a column to your file in order to import to Woocommerce. I've found this link that explains how to import into woocommerce. Hope this helps.
Hi Andrew, by CSV code of your products do you mean the handle? If so, then yes. Plytix's Shopify integration automatically generates a handle based on your product title whenever you add a new product via the integration. If you'd like one of our team members can explain it to you better in a video call 👉🏼 bit.ly/3ATFmKu
hi, i need one info that i didnt found... when you import the images file in shopify for to retrieve the link for my csv i need to take one by one the link. is there a method for take all together?
Hi Stefano, where are your images saved? It depends on how/where you're currently managing your product information and getting these images from. For example, if you have them in a dropbox account then yes, you'll need to copy the link over to the CSV individually. If you're using a Product Information Management system like Plytix, then you can just export the image links in bulk.
Hey Plytix team! 👋 I've been impressed by your content and I think you folks really know your stuff when it comes to product data. I've got all my products ready but need help with a one-time Shopify upload. Could you recommend a pro who can set it up and create a smooth workflow for me to continue? Just need the expertise for a one-off task. Thanks in advance! 🙏
Hey @terryhenderson189 , yes that's definitely possible as long as you follow the format I lay out in the video (so basically one product per row). But you can 100% add multiple products in bulk.
this was wonderful explanation thank you so much! I love how you explain everything. Problem is I have a gmail account and was not able to sign up for free Plytix account. I wish it was simpler to sign up for it. seems like an awesome tool. Any other suggestions?
Hi Ceci! Thank you so much, I'm glad this video was helpful 😄. Sure thing, email me at youtube@plytix.com and I'll have one of our team members reach out to you to create an account. They'll have to manually create the account for you and send you the account details.
Hi again i tried emailing you from my Gmail and it came back as Swlivery Incomplete. Do you have another email? I'm anxious to get my Plytics acct set up so I can launch my shopify store. Ty!
Hi @ceci, sorry that's happening. I've just tested and that's the correct email. Are you sure youtube@plytix.com was spelled correctly when you hit send? You can also reach us by using the chat function on our website.
Hi @dirkbinnenbose3683 , are you referring to product type? If so you can find more information in the article I'm attaching in this comment (it's written by the Shopify team) and also a list of all the IDs and categories: - Article help.shopify.com/txt/product_taxonomy/en.txt - List of IDs help.shopify.com/txt/product_taxonomy/en.txt Hope this helps!
Can we add a filed to CSV file,but it should not be visible to live site.And also when u export the file again that column should be there. Is there any way to do that ?
Hi there, I'm not sure I understand your question. So you want to add a column to the CSV file that you upload to your Shopify account, but you don't want the information on that column to be visible on your Shopify store. Is that correct? In order to give you the correct answer I would need some more information, like what kind of data will that column contain. If you'd like, send us an email at youtube@plytix.com and we'll try to help you out as best we can 😄
Hi Esraa, check this Shopify help center article. I hope this helps 😄 help.shopify.com/en/manual/cross-border/multilingual-online-store#import-language-translations-csv
Hi Anthony, there are many freelancers and agencies that can build your store for you. A good starting place to look for this is experts.shopify.com. Hope this helps 😄
this is a great step-by-step guide on how to tackle the Shopify CSV importer!!! Well done Manoella & Co!!
How beautiful way to explain, impressive🎉
Thanks!
Thank you so much for your kind reply. Good Luck on your journey.
Hi Hiren, in this video I show how to import a CSV into Shopify and explain what can and must be included in a CSV import. If you stick around to the end of the video you can see the process of adding a CSV to Shopify and even see how my empty Shopify store adds all the products at once (in bulk) meaning I don't have to manually create each product in Shopify.
When showing which columns should be included in your CSV I do show it in the Plytix PIM platform. Don't worry, this platform mirrors a CSV sheet, meaning anything I show in the platform you can recreate in a CSV, the only difference and reason I show it in my Plytix PIM is because that is where my product information is stored (others might have it in different spreadsheets) so it makes it easier to select the columns that need to be in the CSV I will import into Shopify rather than having to manually copy it all over into a new CSV sheet.
I hope this helps and if you have any more questions I'm happy to answer them. Have a wonderful week 😄
@@Plytix thanks
Great video! Very informative! 💡
I found this video after searching how to import products to my shopify store. I was excited to try out Plytix, but I can't even reach out to anyone, because you don't allow gmail as a contact email.
Oh no! @willtabimenges4394 we're sorry about that. Email me at youtube@plytix.com and I'll make sure one of our account executives reaches out to you!
A big help thankyou!
Very informative, Thanks
Glad it was helpful! 😄
Great video as usual. Thanks @Manoella!
Thank you @Gabriel! Keep us posted on how it works for you and if you have any questions let us know 😄
Really useful! Thanks
Thanks for the information. It helped me. Bu the way you're much beautiful!
Very useful ❤
how to export shipping zones from Shopify to woocommerce please give me a name or link how can do date
Hi Mersal, unfortunately, Shopify doesn't offer a process to export shipping zones so you would need to manually add a column to your file in order to import to Woocommerce. I've found this link that explains how to import into woocommerce. Hope this helps.
Is there no way for shopify to automatically generate the CSV code of our product for us? Rather then keep manually type the information.
Hi Andrew, by CSV code of your products do you mean the handle? If so, then yes. Plytix's Shopify integration automatically generates a handle based on your product title whenever you add a new product via the integration. If you'd like one of our team members can explain it to you better in a video call 👉🏼 bit.ly/3ATFmKu
hi, i need one info that i didnt found... when you import the images file in shopify for to retrieve the link for my csv i need to take one by one the link. is there a method for take all together?
Hi Stefano, where are your images saved? It depends on how/where you're currently managing your product information and getting these images from. For example, if you have them in a dropbox account then yes, you'll need to copy the link over to the CSV individually. If you're using a Product Information Management system like Plytix, then you can just export the image links in bulk.
Hey Plytix team! 👋 I've been impressed by your content and I think you folks really know your stuff when it comes to product data. I've got all my products ready but need help with a one-time Shopify upload. Could you recommend a pro who can set it up and create a smooth workflow for me to continue? Just need the expertise for a one-off task. Thanks in advance! 🙏
Hey Frank! Thank you so much! I believe one of our account execs reached out to you for help with that, is that correct?
@@Plytix no one yet
@@frankvanderwalt5683 Oh no! Frank, we're sorry about that! Reach out to us at youtube@plytix.com and I'll make sure someone gets back to you ASAP!
Is it possible to add multiple products with their unique handles in one csv file?
Hey @terryhenderson189 , yes that's definitely possible as long as you follow the format I lay out in the video (so basically one product per row). But you can 100% add multiple products in bulk.
this was wonderful explanation thank you so much! I love how you explain everything. Problem is I have a gmail account and was not able to sign up for free Plytix account. I wish it was simpler to sign up for it. seems like an awesome tool. Any other suggestions?
Hi Ceci! Thank you so much, I'm glad this video was helpful 😄.
Sure thing, email me at youtube@plytix.com and I'll have one of our team members reach out to you to create an account. They'll have to manually create the account for you and send you the account details.
@@Plytix omgg thank you! I'll send over my email.
Hi again i tried emailing you from my Gmail and it came back as Swlivery Incomplete. Do you have another email? I'm anxious to get my Plytics acct set up so I can launch my shopify store. Ty!
Hi @ceci, sorry that's happening. I've just tested and that's the correct email. Are you sure youtube@plytix.com was spelled correctly when you hit send? You can also reach us by using the chat function on our website.
@@Plytix OMG i just realized yes i did misspell the email. I will resend. sorry!
How to find the id of category and is the field?
Can a product import add the own categories to the products?
Hi @dirkbinnenbose3683 , are you referring to product type? If so you can find more information in the article I'm attaching in this comment (it's written by the Shopify team) and also a list of all the IDs and categories:
- Article help.shopify.com/txt/product_taxonomy/en.txt
- List of IDs help.shopify.com/txt/product_taxonomy/en.txt
Hope this helps!
Can we add a filed to CSV file,but it should not be visible to live site.And also when u export the file again that column should be there. Is there any way to do that ?
Hi there, I'm not sure I understand your question. So you want to add a column to the CSV file that you upload to your Shopify account, but you don't want the information on that column to be visible on your Shopify store. Is that correct? In order to give you the correct answer I would need some more information, like what kind of data will that column contain. If you'd like, send us an email at youtube@plytix.com and we'll try to help you out as best we can 😄
@@Plytix I will mail you regarding this....Thanks for your speedy reply
how can I upload CSV in Arabic and upload successfully on shopify
Hi Esraa, check this Shopify help center article. I hope this helps 😄 help.shopify.com/en/manual/cross-border/multilingual-online-store#import-language-translations-csv
Can anybody build my shopify store for me
Hi Anthony, there are many freelancers and agencies that can build your store for you. A good starting place to look for this is experts.shopify.com.
Hope this helps 😄
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