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What fields can I use in the remote store Orders JSON/CSV file?

The remote store tool can be used to create files compatible with SKULabs in order to sync in orders and listings from an unsupported channel. The following fields are available for Order Items and Orders.

Here is a sample CSV.

Orders

orders_header (required) - Use "order" under this column to indicate a particular row contains order information
​order_number (required) - Order number
​ship_to_name - Shipping name
​ship_to_company - Shipping company name
​ship_to_address - Shipping address line 1
​ship_to_address_2 - Shipping address line 2
​ship_to_city - Shipping city
​ship_to_state - Shipping state code
​ship_to_postal_code - Shipping postal/zip code
​ship_to_country_code - Shipping country code
​ship_to_email - Shipping email address
​ship_to_phone - Shipping phone number
​ship_to_method - Shipping method requested by customer
​total - Total for the order.
​shipping - What the customer paid for shipping
​tax - What the customer paid in taxes.
​discount - Amount the total was discounted.
​date - Date the order was placed.
​ship_by_date - The date the order should be shipped by.
​delivery_by_date - The date the order should be delivered by.
​currency - USD / CAD / etc
​note - Notes for the order
​order_location - Assigned location for the order, will override tag rules as long as the location satisfies the range of locations made acceptable by the rule.
​tags - Comma separated list of tags.
​financial_status - Text-based status string representing if the order is paid or not, non-standardized values accepted.
​status - The current status of the order according to your data. If shipped, we will set the status of the order to shipped in SKULabs. If cancelled we will set the status of the order to cancelled in SKULabs. If pending, you will no longer be able to include the order in batches, and we will warn the shipper prior to trying to ship it that the order is not yet paid and should not be delivered.

Order items

items_header (required) - Use "item" under this column to indicate a particular row contains order-items information
​sku (required) - SKU of the item
​variant_sku - Variant SKU for the item.
​quantity (required) - Ordered number of units of the item
​price (required) - The price paid per item.
​personalization - Notes that will appear for this line item. e.g. embroidery, sealants, finishing touches that do not impact inventory availability
​dropshipped - Boolean true/false representing if this item was dropshipped on the sales channel and should not be shipped by the pickers.
​line_id - A unique ID representing this line of the order from the originating system.

Here is a sample JSON format order:

[
{
"order_number": "123-185-1241",
"status": "processing",
"date": "2017-10-07T17:23:33.000Z",
"discount": 2,
"tax": 3.78,
"shipping": 3,
"total": 67.76,
"note": "Thanks for the help over the phone!",
"ship_to": {
"name": "John Doe",
"company": "",
"address": "123 Example Way",
"address_2": "",
"city": "New York",
"state": "NY",
"postal_code": "12345",
"country_code": "US",
"phone": "123-456-7890",
"email": "john.doe@example.com",
"method": "First Class"
},
"ship_by_date": "2017-10-08T17:23:32.000Z",
"deliver_by_date": "2017-10-15T17:23:32.000Z",
"order_location": "AA0132",
"tags": "Paid,Delayed",
"items": [
{
"order_number": "123-185-1241",
"sku": "pplspoon",
"variant_sku": "",
"price": 34.99,
"quantity": 1,
"personalization": ""
},
{
"order_number": "123-185-1241",
"sku": "coloredspoon",
"variant_sku": "coloredspoon-mint",
"price": 27.99,
"quantity": 1,
"personalization": "Solid color"
}
]
}
]
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