Yuupee Store Migrator for Shopify

Yuupee Store Migrator for Shopify brings a Shopify catalogue into WooCommerce without a hosted middleman. You export the standard CSV files from your Shopify admin, upload them here, and the plugin creates the matching WooCommerce products. Every object it creates is recorded in an internal ID map, so:

• re-running an import updates products instead of duplicating them;
• a one-click rollback removes everything a run created;
• a later premium tier can do incremental re-runs (only new orders, etc.).

Large catalogues are processed in the background with Action Scheduler (the same queue WooCommerce itself uses), so a 20,000-product store migrates without a long-running request and picks up where it left off if interrupted. Free

• Products and variants from the Shopify Products CSV (simple and variable).
• Product images by URL, product type as category, tags.
• Background batching, ID map, dry-run, rollback, per-row log.

Premium (sold separately)

• Live Shopify Admin API connection — no CSV juggling.
• Collections to product categories, customers and addresses, full orders, discount codes to coupons, blog posts and pages.
• 301 redirect generation for the old Shopify URLs.
• Incremental re-runs.

Known limits

• Shopify never exports password hashes (no API, no CSV), so migrated customers set a new password on first login.
• Smart-collection rules can't be reproduced one-to-one; membership is copied.
• Shopify has no native product reviews (they come from apps), so reviews are out of scope.

1.0.2

• Documentation only: added screenshots of the Connect, Analyze and Report steps to the WordPress.org listing. No code changes.

1.0.1

• Renamed to "Yuupee Store Migrator for Shopify" (slug: yuupee-store-migrator-for-shopify) per WordPress.org naming guidelines.
• Hardened the image-reachability pre-flight check: it now uses wp_safe_remote_head() so a CSV-supplied image URL can't be used to probe internal/private network addresses.

1.0.0 First public release.

• Import Shopify products from the standard Products CSV: simple and variable products, variants (price, sale price from Compare At, SKU, stock, backorders, weight, barcode, tax, virtual), product type as category, tags, vendor and SEO fields. Product and variant images are sideloaded into the media library and de-duplicated.
• Background processing through Action Scheduler (the queue WooCommerce itself uses): an index pass over the uploaded CSV, then batched import with a live progress report, resumable if interrupted.
• Idempotent: matching is by Shopify source ID (SKU as a fallback), so a second run updates products in place instead of duplicating them.
• One-click rollback: deletes every product, variation and image a run created.
• Pre-flight checks on the Analyze step: a dry run over the CSV flags duplicate SKUs, unparseable prices, rows with no title, missing columns and unreachable image URLs before anything is written. Blocking issues stop the import until the file is corrected; warnings are shown but let the run proceed.
• Independent per-run log (WooCommerce's logger is off on many stores), shown on the report screen and downloadable as CSV.
• Crash-safety: a product's mapping row is written the moment the product is created, before its images and variations, so a batch that dies partway can still be rolled back cleanly.