| 开发者 | vldmoraru |
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| 更新时间 | 2026年11月13日 23:51 |
| PHP版本: | 8.1 及以上 |
| WordPress版本: | 7.1 |
| 版权: | GPLv2 or later |
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/wp-content/plugins/modulary-export, or install through the WordPress plugins screen.Go to WooCommerce → Export, pick a preset such as Last 30 days (or your own dates and statuses) and the columns you want, choose Excel (.xlsx) in step 3, then click Export. The preview shows the first rows exactly as the file will.
Yes. In step 2 set "Each row is" to A product line and add the Product, SKU, Quantity, Unit price and Line total columns. Each order's totals stay on its first line, so the column sums are right.
Yes: email, phone, company, billing and shipping addresses, countries and states (as names or codes), the customer note, and the custom fields other plugins save on your orders.
Yes. Pick a ready range like last month or the last 30 days, or your own dates; any order statuses; and whether the dates mean when an order was placed or completed. Filters for product, category, customer, payment method, shipping method and coupon narrow it further.
Yes. Modulary Export reads orders exclusively through the WooCommerce order API, so it works with both High‑Performance Order Storage and the legacy posts storage.
Yes. Excel and CSV files, custom fields, saved templates, every filter, the totals check and background exports are all in the free plugin, with no order limits and no licence key. Pro is a separate add-on for exports that run on a schedule without you.
The footer under the preview shows how many orders the file holds and their net sales, and checks them against WooCommerce Analytics. When they differ, it says why in plain words, for example orders Analytics hasn't imported yet or that changed since, test payments, order statuses Analytics leaves out, or refunds made outside your dates. In A product line mode each order's totals sit on its first line only, so the sums aren't inflated.
Excel (.xlsx) and CSV, both in the free version.
Yes – in step 2 set "Each row is" to A product line, or pick the Products sold last month preset.
Yes, in the free version. In step 2 open Add column: below the built-in columns are the custom fields found on your latest 100 orders and their product lines, with an example value and how many orders have each. A field that only exists on older orders can be added by typing its exact key.
Exports run as a background job in small steps, each well inside a typical 30‑second host limit, so tens of thousands of orders export fine on shared hosting. Keep the export page open until the progress bar finishes.
While an export runs, its files sit in a temporary folder inside wp-content/uploads/modulary-export/ with an unguessable name. Only shop managers can download them, and they are deleted after download, on Cancel, or when they are left behind. Your uploads folder must be writable.
No. The free plugin makes no external requests, has no telemetry and needs no account.
Automation only: scheduled exports, "only orders not sent yet", delivery by email, SFTP, FTPS or FTP, and failure alerts. Pro is a separate plugin that adds to this one; nothing in the free plugin is locked.
In the client/ folder of the plugin. build/ is generated from it with @wordpress/scripts: run npm install && npm run build in the plugin folder.
Pick Excel (.xlsx) as the file format in step 3. To stay with CSV, change "Separator": Excel in countries that use a decimal comma needs the semicolon option; it is picked for you from your store's settings.