Import Stock Weights from File

Import Stock Weights from File

Retailer can import a CSV file to add Weights to existing products.
The File must be in a CSV format and have the following column names: SKU, Weight, Weight Unit
See the example file attached below.
  1. From the Main Screen of Retailer, click Utilities > Import/Export Files > Import Shopify Weights.
  2. Select the CSV Weights File to import and click Open.
  3. The File will then import and update the Weights on items with matching barcodes from the file.
  4. Click Ok.

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