S2W - Import Shopify to WooCommerce Pro transfers Shopify data to a WordPress site running WooCommerce. Shopify API credentials connect the stores; CSV is an alternative for product imports when you are not using the Shopify API. Pro includes the free add-on’s capabilities and includes product selection, scheduled updates, webhooks, and imports for additional store data.

Product filters narrow the catalog import

Import unlimited products with variations, current stock and prices, categories, product images, galleries, and variation images. Keep imported products in their existing categories or assign them to a specific category. Set their status to publish, pending, or draft, then choose an import sequence by title, created date, or updated date.

Select products by Shopify product ID or filter them by product type, collection ID, and published-before or published-after dates. Product data can include metafields such as SEO titles and descriptions, as well as barcode, vendor, and product type information. Images in product descriptions can also be migrated, with their source URLs replaced after transfer.

After import, product updates can include images, title, inventory, description, price, SKU, attributes, and slug. The number of products processed per AJAX request is configurable to help address bad request errors.

Webhooks and schedules automate selected updates

Webhooks can automatically import or update new products, orders, and customers. Scheduled product updates can refresh prices or quantities. Pro also works with scheduled order updates, with settings to update order status, date, and fulfillments.

Additional imports bring over store entries

• Orders: Import payment and shipping methods, customer and address details, totals, subtotals, taxes, discounts, shipping costs, currency, dates, line items, discount codes, order numbers, fulfillment data, browser IP, and customer visitor agent. Import settings include date filters and sequence options.
• Store settings, shipping, and taxes: Transfer details such as website title, admin email, store address, timezone, weight unit, and currency settings, along with shipping zones, methods, and tax names, rates, and locations.
• Pages and blogs: Transfer page titles and content, plus blog titles, content, categories, tags, and featured images.
• Coupons: Import supported coupon types, amounts, usage limits, expiry dates, minimum amounts, and related settings.
• Customers: Import names, phone numbers, company details, and address information.

Migration logs let you review import progress.

API credentials set the connection before migration

Install and activate WooCommerce and the S2W add-on in WordPress. Obtain the Shopify API credentials and enter them in the plugin settings. Choose the products or other data to migrate, set product status and sequence, and apply any filters or image options before starting the transfer. Review the logs after the import, then configure webhooks or scheduled updates if you need ongoing imports or refreshes.