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A supplier spreadsheet in, a WooCommerce import out
The importer matches column names literally: write “Short Description” with a capital D and that column is skipped without an error, and the products land with no description. Drop the supplier file here and get a CSV with the headers exactly as the importer expects.
- Column names follow the official WooCommerce importer schema, in the order its own export uses, so you can compare the two side by side.
- Rows are checked before you spend anything: missing name, missing price, duplicate SKU, a local image path where a URL belongs. Each of those imports without complaint and leaves a product that cannot be sold.
- Your spreadsheet is never uploaded. Only product names and specs are sent — your cost, supplier and internal columns never leave your machine.
- Copy is written from the specs you supply and nothing else. Invented dimensions or certifications are promises to a buyer, and those cost more than a refund.
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CSV exported from Excel or Google Sheets
We keep nothing. Your spreadsheet is never uploaded — only product names and specs pass through us, and they are not stored.
Measured output
- ID
- Type
- SKU
- Name
- Published
- Is featured?
- Visibility in catalog
- Short description
- Description
- Tax status
- In stock?
- Stock
- Regular price
- Categories
- Tags
- Images
- Attribute 1 name
- Attribute 1 value(s)
- Attribute 1 visible
- Attribute 1 global
From the source file(4)Written by the model(4)Fixed value(9)Left empty(3)
The twenty columns WooCommerce expects, and where each value comes from. Derived by running the mapper, not copied from the code.