Export WooCommerce orders to CSV, Excel, or XML files. Run your WooCommerce order export on demand or on a schedule.
Quickly export WooCommerce orders to CSV, Excel, or XML files with the WooCommerce Order Export Add-On for WP All Export.
Use our Drag & Drop tool to choose, rearrange, or even customize your order export columns.
Filter your order export to select only the WooCoommerce orders that you want.
Run your export on-demand or schedule it to run automatically. Using Zapier, you can even integrate your order export with 1000s of external applications.
Migrate your orders from one WooCommerce site to another. Or export them to a spreadsheet, bulk edit them, and then import them back into WooCommerce using WP All Import.
Include any fields in your order export, even custom fields added by 3rd-party plugins.
Need a little extra control? Use our embedded functions to apply programming logic to your order export without having to be a programmer.
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As shown in the video, you can easily select your order export columns using our Drag & Drop tool. You can also rearrange, combine, and rename them. You can even use our embedded functions to modify your order export data on the fly.
These features let you export WooCommerce orders exactly the way you want instead of building only a partial solution that you have to modify afterward.
Most of the time, you don’t have to export all of your WooCommerce orders. In fact, if you’re feeding order data to an external system, you may want to export only new or changed orders, or orders that fall within a certain date range.
Our plugin lets you do all of this and more. You can create filters based on any combination of order fields. And by any combination, we mean fields created by 3rd-party plugins or add-ons, too.
Our filter tool is the most powerful in the industry. We made it this way because, after helping customers build many thousands of order exports, we know how important it is to export just the orders you need.
Flexibility is extremely important in any import or export task.
This is especially true when exporting WooCommerce orders to external systems because those systems usually have strict requirements.
This is why we put so much effort into building our XML export tools. You can create any XML feed with our plugin, no matter how challenging or complex.
Don’t need all that power? No problem. You can export orders to CSV or Excel with just a few clicks. But it’s always good to know that you have more firepower if you need it.
Although bulk editing WooCommerce orders is less common than bulk editing other types of data, such as WooCommece products, it can still happen. For example, if you make changes to your store, you may want to bring your historical order data in line with these changes.
Our plugin makes bulk editing orders a breeze. Just export your order data, bulk edit it in a spreadsheet, then import it back into WooCommerce with WP All Import.
The beauty of using our plugins for bulk editing is that they understand each other. When importing orders exported by WP All Export, WP All Import will automatically configure itself, saving you lots of time and eliminating the possibility of import errors.
No one likes repeating the same manual tasks over and over again. If you need to export your WooCommerce orders every day, week, or month, just set this up once and let it run on its own.
If you sign up for our automatic scheduling service, you can schedule your order export directly through our interface.
Alternatively, you can configure your export schedule using cron jobs on your server.
So, you’ve scheduled your order export to output an export file on a regular basis. What do you do with that file?
One option is to use Zapier — a leading integration platform — to automatically send your exported orders to other applications. Just set up a trigger and one or more actions. The trigger is the completion of your order export. The actions can involve any of 1000s of external applications that, like our plugin, are designed to work with Zapier.
Point-and-click interfaces are great because they simplify things and save time. But there are tasks that you can’t perform with these types of interfaces. For example, you can’t apply conditional logic. That requires custom programming, which normally requires a programmer and a development environment.
We offer you an alternative by providing you with a custom function edit box directly within our interface, no development environment required. In fact, you can skip the programmer, too, because you can just copy-and-past code samples into this edit box and edit them with your conditions.
This means that you can indeed apply conditional logic to your WooCommerce order export, often in minutes.
With the free version of WooCommerce Order Export, you can:
Export orders to CSV or XML file formats
Export all standard order fields
Select, rearrange, and modify order export fields
Export order data, modify it in a spreadsheet, then import those changes back into WooCommerce with WP All Import
Migrate order data from one WooCommerce store to another
With the premium version of WooCommerce Order Export, you get all the free features plus:
Export order data directly to Excel (.xls and .xlsx)
Export all WooCommerce order fields, including order items, taxes & shipping, fees & discounts, etc.
Filter your orders
Schedule your order export
Use Zapier to integrate your order export with external applications
Modify your order export data using custom PHP functions
Get guaranteed technical support via e-mail (see below)
Upgrade to the Pro edition of WP All Export for premium support.
Our team of support specialists has answered many thousands of questions about WooCommerce order expors over the past decade. Whatever you want to do, we’ll know how to handle it.
Email: [email protected]
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How to Export WooCommerce Orders to CSV, Excel, or XML
How to Import WooCommerce Orders
Either: –
Create WooCommerce Order Export
Customize WooCommerce Order Export Columns
WooCommerce Order Export Items Section
WooCommerce Order Export Taxes and Shipping Section
WooCommerce Order Export Single Filter
WooCommerce Order Export Multiple Filters
WooCommerce Export Orders to Excel
WooCommerce Export Orders to XML
WooCommerce Order Export Advanced Options
WooCommerce Order Export Confirm and Run
To export a specific order in WooCommerce, simply apply a filter that selects the order you want to export. Other than this, the process of exporting one order or many orders is the same.
To download all of your orders from WooCommerce, run a standard export without any filters. If you want to export all order fields (including custom order data), click the Add All button in the Drag & Drop interface.
There is no limit to the number of orders you can export. The only limit is to the file size allowed by the server or imposed by your method of file transmission. In either case, our plugin allows you to avoid these constraints by splitting your order export into multiple files based on record counts.
Yes. The premium version of the plugin allows you to add any attributes associated with orders, including those from any theme, plugin, or WooCommerce extension.
Yes. The premium version gives you access to all order items, product information, fees/discounts/refunds, taxes, shipping, and anything else associated with WooCommerce orders.
Absolutely. You can export WooCommerce order text in more than 40 languages when using the WordPress Multilingual Plugin (WPML).
To schedule WooCommerce order exports, you can either manually create cron jobs on your server or use our automatic service to schedule your exports directly from our interface.
Yes. Our plugin automatically detects all custom fields, categories, and tags created by any theme, plugin, or WooCommerce extension. You can export this custom data the same way that you export regular order data.
If you follow the correct sequence, yes. Migrate your products and customers first, then your orders. When you follow this sequence, you can use our plugin’s advanced features to link your WooCommerce orders to your products and customers.
WooCommerce stores orders as a custom post type, which you can find in the wp_posts table. The order metada is in wp_postmeta. WooCommerce also uses its own custom database tables for some item data.
If you are using the free version of the plugin, you can obtain support through the WordPress.org community forums. If you have purchased the premium version, you can email us directly and we will respond as quickly as we can, typically in less than one business day.