Stores using Shopify Markets can now see the exact prices customers paid in their local currency when exporting orders.
🚀 What’s New # Line: Presentment Price – shows the price charged to the customer in their local currency. Line: Presentment Currency – displays the currency code for each line item (USD, EUR, GBP, etc.).
For simpler workflows, you can now export data as a single CSV file without the zip archive wrapper.
🚀 What’s New # Single CSV format – exports one data type as a plain CSV file, perfect for syncing to remote systems without needing to unzip. 🔧 Improvements # Renamed file formats – we’ve changed the names of the file formats to be more descriptive and easier to understand.
You can now filter datetime fields (like order process at) by minutes, giving you more precise control over your exports.
🚀 What’s New # Minute-based filters – filter datetime fields like “created at” using “in the last X minutes” alongside the existing “in the last X days” option.
Keep your store synced with external systems by automatically importing from and exporting to FTP servers or remote URLs.
🚀 What’s New # Remote imports – fetch data files from FTP servers or URLs on a schedule (see guide). FTP exports – automatically upload export files to your FTP server at regular intervals (see guide). Wildcard file matching – use * patterns to always grab the latest file from a directory. Reusable connections – save FTP credentials and reuse them across multiple import or export jobs. 🔧 Improvements # Scheduling options – set imports and exports to run hourly, daily, or on custom schedules. Job history – track the status of all scheduled remote jobs in one place.
Order exports now support additional metafield types, giving you richer context about customers, products, and variants without running separate exports.
🚀 What’s New # Customer metafields – export metafields from the customer associated with each order. Product metafields – export metafields from products in order line items. Variant metafields – export metafields from variants in order line items. 🔧 Improvements # Metafield column headers now show the owner type (Customer, Product, or Variant) for clarity when multiple metafield types are included. Empty metafield columns are included in exports to maintain consistent structure across files.
You can now set specific permissions on API keys to control which data types each key can export or import, giving you better security and access control for integrations.
🚀 What’s New # API key permissions – limit export and import access on a per-data-type basis when creating or editing API keys. Granular access control – restrict keys to only the data types they need, like products-only or orders-only access.
Customer exports now support more ways to narrow down your audience.
🚀 What’s New # Order date filter – export customers based on when they last placed orders. Total spent filter – find customers by their lifetime spending amount. Date created filter – filter by when customer accounts were created. Tag filter – export customers with specific tags.
We’ve added support for article_reference and list.article_reference metafields which Shopify introduced on September 23rd. This will make it easier to link articles in your metafield data.
🚀 What’s New # Article reference metafields – import and export article_reference and list.article_reference metafield types. Handle-based resolution – reference articles using their handles (blog.article_handle) for easier data management.
Setting up exports with specific fields, filters, and options can be time-consuming when you need to run the same export regularly. You can now save your export configurations and reuse them instantly.
🚀 What’s New # Saved configurations – save any export setup with a custom name for quick reuse. Configuration management – view, edit, and delete saved configurations from Settings → Export Configurations. One-click loading – apply saved configurations instantly when creating new exports. 🔧 Improvements # Export creation – streamlined workflow with saved configuration options in the sidebar. Settings → Export Configurations page – dedicated section for managing all your saved export configurations.
You can now manage your Shopify files from your terminal. Our new CLI lets you script uploads and downloads, making it easy to automate media management. To get started, go to the settings page of the app to generate an API key.
The CLI tool currently supports uploading and downloading files from Shopify Files. Soon we will add support for imports and exports.
Learn more about the tool in our CLI overview.
