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Hello,

New user. Tested with SQLServer update to shopify and works well. We modified, added & deleted products in SQLServer & Zapier translated that to our Shopify (test) store.

The question is: can Zapier do the initial inventory load (over 380,000 items) and how would we accomplish that? Currently we only have a few thousand products to test.

Thank you for any help or ideas!

@TFront 

Not sure Zapier is going to be the right tool to use for 1000s of products for an initial inventory load.

Thanks for the info. I had a feeling as such, but wanted to see if anyone else had done it.

Thank you & take care!

Hi @TFront!

Troy is right that Zapier isn’t the best tool for big bulk imports like this. We know that some folks do smaller imports using Google Sheets and a new row trigger, but that definitely wouldn’t help you here. 

 

It looks like Shopify allows import vs csv so that might be an option? Here’s a help guide from Shopify on that.

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