We generate 2 csv files two times a day (products.csv and variations.csv). These 2 files are published via FTP in a directory on our shop's server.

The problem here is as of today, we need to manually go to CSV import backend and submit the import requests for both "merge products" and "merge variations".

We need a way to schedule those operations, no need to map fields evey time or manual intervention.

It would be great to have the feature to set up cron jobs for product imports. So that we could run an import from an ERP system every nigh.

I would like to be able to export my product permalinks using the CSV suite plugin. I'm having to setup bulk redirects.

Product CSV Import Suite doesn't migrate variation images which were previously added with the another Woo-plugin - 'WooCommerce Additional Variation Images' extension.

It would be ideal if all Woo extensions would be cross-compatible.

For multilingual sites it is very important to be able to import products in multiple languages. After import products have to be connected to each other (original language with translation).
WPML compatibity is a must as most multilingual sites are using that plugin.
I think that Woo could do better in the field of mutilingual capabilities as there are plugins that can already do that.
You're losing money as people would rather buy from the 'source' but as there are no options...
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Hrvoje
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So I missing export settings for export... It's better to set delimiter as ; in export to read it instantly in Excel

I know, " , " is standard, but in Excel (with my localization Czech Republic) is hard to clients import CSV from text and parse this CSV...

Would be awesome if we could automatically import the Product's brands now that Brands are native part of Woocommerce. I have to dig into the code to find a way to add Brands as part of the import.

We want to be able to update a product that has a product image to remove the product image via CSV. If we leave the image filed empty it does nothing.

Right now we cannot import what subscription product a download is a part of and I would like to be able to import that information through a CSV file.

Products have been created and have an “in stock” status and quantity. But with a new import, they are absent in the CSV file, since the file is generated by a third-party program. It is necessary that products that are not in the CSV file are automatically set to “out of stock” status.

We get restock every week on items that arent necessarily out of stock, we would love to use the embedded CSV importer, but it needs a CHANGE STOCK function instead of the current REPLACE function. We get over 500 replacement SKUs each week, if we could just have a column of the items qty at arrived and it would add it to the currently quantity it would save hours of time over the current option of checking inventory and then adding the restock number (at that point I might as well do it manually).

Importing products with custom product types is currently not supported by the plugin.

The simplest change is the addition of a filter hook.

Seems like if you are using the images column and use empty cells in your csv, and then try to perform a merge the empty cells are ignored. This happens even if you check off the option " Check this box to merge empty cells - otherwise (when merging) the empty cells will be ignored when importing things such as attributes."

In one case I want to remove some product images, so performing a merge as above should do the trick but it doesn't work!

Please fix this issue.

When manually updating a product or using the standard woocommerce import to Update a product the post_modified field is updated to the current Date/Time

The Product CSV Import Suite does not.

This is critical for updating xml sitemaps and detrimental to google's crawl of a website.

Updated products may not be re-crawled and re-crawling unedited products will waste a site's crawl allowance.

(There are other search engines but you know...)

Currently with Product CSV Import Suite extension I can only export all metadata fields into a csv, and have to clean all the unnecessary fields up before I'm able to use it.

I would like to control which metadata fields are exported, and save it as an export template for next times.

When importing stock into Woocommerce stores, allow import stock values to add to existing values, rather than overwritting.

This will be a major enhancement which will be a great benefit (to me lol!)