Dropshipping Export PRO

Dropshipping stores depend on accurate product data moving between the shop and its suppliers. Doing that by hand takes time and invites mistakes. Dropshipping Export PRO handles the export from inside WooCommerce, whether you manage a handful of items or thousands of listings. You choose CSV or XML to match what the receiving side expects.

You decide what leaves your store. Conditional logic lets you filter products, attributes and fields, and you can rename fields to match an external feed. Exports can run on a schedule through cron jobs, so feeds stay current without manual work. Bulk price and stock modifiers adjust values during export, and a manager screen keeps all export tasks and settings in one place.

Features

• Conditional logic filters: Export only the products you need by setting custom filters and parameters, so each file contains exactly the data a supplier or feed requires.
• Scheduled automatic exports: Set up cron jobs so product exports run on their own and your feeds stay up to date without anyone starting them manually.
• CSV and XML formats: Choose CSV or XML for each export to match the requirements of your supplier, marketplace or external tool.
• Bulk price modifier: Change prices in the export by a fixed amount or a percentage, which lets you adjust pricing for a feed without editing products.
• Bulk stock modifier: Adjust stock levels in the export based on availability or custom criteria, helping shared inventory figures match actual stock conditions.
• Attribute selection: Pick which product attributes to include or exclude, giving you fine control over the product details shared outside your store.
• Custom field names: Rename product fields in the export file to match an external feed, so the data fits without extra editing afterward.
• Google Merchant Center feeds: Export products in a format compatible with Google Merchant Center, with an optional checkout link template that generates WooCommerce purchase URLs.

Best for

• WooCommerce dropshipping stores sending data to suppliers
• Store owners managing large catalogs with frequent stock changes
• Merchants preparing product feeds for Google Merchant Center