aXeMit Import Products, Media & SEO Suite for WooCommerce

The plugin supports XML and CSV feeds. Most supplier formats work out of the box — standard product feeds, price lists and custom XML structures are all handled. For CSV files you can configure the column separator, enclosure character, and whether the first row contains headers.

Yes. You can add unlimited supplier feeds, each with its own field mapping, sync schedule, price rules and category mapping.

Yes. The plugin fully supports variable products and product variations, including per-variation stock, price and images.

You can configure this per supplier. The available actions are: set stock to 0, disable the product, move to draft, delete, or do nothing. Each supplier can have a different setting.

Up to 5 images per product. The main product image and up to 4 gallery images (image2–image5) are all downloaded automatically during import. Use the Field mapping tab to map them from your feed.

Yes. The plugin auto-detects the standard Google Shopping XML format and can auto-map all fields (g:id, g:title, g:price, g:image_link, g:additional_image_link and more) with one click — no manual mapping needed. EAN and MPN values from the feed can be mapped and saved to each product.

This plugin supports only a daily or weekly schedule at a time you choose. The previous short and sub-daily synchronization intervals are not available.

Yes. Every supplier has a Sync now button that triggers an immediate sync regardless of the scheduled interval.

Feed check runs the feed parser and shows you which products and categories would be imported — without creating or modifying any products in your store. It's useful for verifying a new supplier feed before going live.

Per supplier you can set a fixed or percentage markup. You can also define tiered markups by price range (e.g. products priced under 50 get +10%, products over 50 get +20%). Final prices can be rounded to .99, to a whole number, or rounded up. A maximum import price cap lets you skip products above a defined cost.

When Draft mode is enabled, all imported products are saved as drafts instead of being published immediately. You can review them first and publish manually when ready. The Mass publish button lets you publish all drafts from a supplier in one click.

Yes. The Category mapping page lets you assign any supplier category to any existing WooCommerce category. You can also map multiple supplier categories to the same WooCommerce category, or choose to ignore a category entirely so those products are skipped.

The plugin is designed for single-site installations. Multisite compatibility is not officially supported.

The plugin includes the following tools for managing supplier imports:

• Google Shopping auto-map — the plugin auto-detects the Google Shopping XML format and maps all standard fields (g:id, g:title, g:price, g:image_link, etc.) with one click. No manual field setup needed for Google feeds.
• Asynchronous background image queue — product images are downloaded in a separate background queue after the import finishes, so large feeds with hundreds of images never cause timeouts or slow down the sync.
• Tiered price markup — define different percentage or fixed markups per price range (e.g. products under 50 → +10%, products over 50 → +20%).
• Per-supplier missing-product action — choose exactly what happens when a product disappears from the feed: set stock to 0, disable, move to draft, delete, or do nothing. Each supplier can have a different rule.
• Feed simulation — preview which products and categories would be imported without touching your store, before running a real sync.