Store Manager for Magento Reviews

It enhances the capability of the Magento store as its offers almost everything related to the eCommerce store like from catalog management to order management

Also its offer the omnichannel support for your magento store.

As per my experience, it requires the basic technical & fundamental knowledge to set up the Magento store with different platforms like amazon, etc. You must have to technical knowledge for import & export products.

I have solved to focus on a targeted audience for my products on various platforms like to sell products on amazon.

I like the fact that I can select multiple products and take actions .. it saved me a lot of time!

They should add some more multiple products actions available.

They should at least try it. Very useful program for your ecommerce. I used for magento and i'm using it for woocommerce too.

The main problems are price correlated one.

I don’t have to wait for the page to refresh every time I am adding or changing something.

Connecting it wasn’t as straight forward as described.

Time, store management

Its a local Windows program, so its a lot easyer to teach to store managers and a lot easyer to set up. It gives stable and fast possibilities, so it gives your money back by time saving.

The connection was difficult to setup, but the support was very helpfull to solve the problems.

Easy uploading of categories and products from csv.

.I like the simplicity of the platform and custom units

I dislike not being able to edit the products so easily

I am able to transact sales so easily,

Magento product batch import and update functions are great. Compatible with all Magento versions. Even if there is a new version of Magento, it can be updated quickly.

There is a lack of intelligence in the identification of fields, which needs to be manually modified each time. Missing some fields will cause unexpected bugs, which can only be fixed by deleting the product.

Hope to provide more batch management functions

It can manage all my websites in batches, upload and update products. If you treat him as a PIM software, it should be the easiest one to operate and install.

We just started the migration of our store to Magento, we found on Store Manager the indispensable tool to design and execute our migration plan, the interface is very intuitive and useful

Migrated with ease, categories, products, attributes, even previous orders everything in one tool

I totally recommend it.

The latest version is not available for MAC OS.

Easy to use, and there are so many features you cant even use them all! There is an entire wiki for help and documentation, as well as pretty quick support. We use the bridge connection rather than the direct database connection. This allows me to make all necessary changes locally using the software, and then post those changes in bulk once I'm ready.

I have found a bit of a language barrier at times for support, and you have to pay once a year to continue receiving updates. I have had some issues figuring out proper configuration of import templates for things like images, etc. But it's easy enough to fix any issues once the import is complete and prior to posting the changes across the bridge connection.

It's a no brainer, if you're managing a large catalog of products, many customers, or high volume of orders in bulk, you must have this tool.

Importing apparel into Magento in bulk instead of having to do it one by one.

Ease of real time reporting of sales data, and extremely easy data exports.

Custom reporting could be better, and should come with some set up to modify.

If you want easier access to store figures, product exports, and the ability to update mass data, Store Manager would be a good application to consider.

Access to data in real time is sometimes an issue in Magento, Store Manager alleviates this problem.

The ability to be able action various tasks from the same interface (as opposed to switching between multiple tabs and pages in the Magento backend) and the usefulness of various other functionality that you cannot carry out from within Magento (like changing attribute sets and product types).

EDITED: The software does come with it's bugs and can be a bit clunky plus I am not sure the pricing model works for everyone but after previously been an unhappy customer, I relayed my issues directly to the developers who took each on board with view to implement and help improve their product for their customer base.

EDITED: Frequent product pricing exporting/importing is live saver with this software. Ongoing minor tweaks to products saves a huge amount of time than what the Magento backend provides out of the box.