BEAR WOOBE Premium is a WooCommerce bulk editor and product manager for maintaining a product catalogue from one screen. Its filters define which products a batch edit, export or deletion will affect.

Product filters control batch scope

Combine product criteria to find items for a price adjustment, stock review, category update or another catalogue task. Work with the resulting selection without opening products one by one.

Bulk edits cover product data and variations

Apply price changes directly or adjust prices by a percentage or fixed amount. Set sale prices with start and end dates, then update stock, SKU, status, categories, tags, attributes, custom taxonomies and custom meta fields.

• Edit variable products and their variations, including advanced variation operations.
• Bulk-delete products selected by combinations of criteria.
• Use the price calculator for decimal fields.
• Edit serialized JSON metadata in a popup with a built-in data constructor.

MCP connects an AI assistant to catalogue tasks

The built-in MCP server connects an assistant such as Claude, ChatGPT in developer mode or your own agent to the catalogue. Using plain-language requests, the assistant can filter products, apply bulk edits, review catalogue information and prepare CSV exports. Changes are previewed before they are written, and History records operations so they can be rolled back with one click.

CSV exports use WooCommerce data format

Export filtered products in the native WooCommerce data format for use with the native importer. Choose the columns to include and save profiles for column sets or filter combinations to load frequently used views.

Editing and saving in the product manager

Product data saves through AJAX, related taxonomies can be attached automatically for further editing, and visitors can edit products together without interfering with one another. To begin, install the plugin in WordPress, open the WooCommerce bulk editor, then configure columns and filters for the task. Review changes before applying them and use History when you need to revert an operation.