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[VSMOM]

Hello, currently we import orders using text codes for products, but we want to import orders using UPC codes. Is this possible? What do I have to do to make this happen?

This would largely get rid of our exception report.

[rgacote]

Hello, currently we import orders using text codes for products, but we want to import orders using UPC codes. Is this possible? What do I have to do to make this happen?

This would largely get rid of our exception report.

I was just about to ask the exact same questions.

I would like to use UPC codes in the XML import format. Solves many problems for me.

[Videoflicks2004]

Hello,



As long as the UPC field in the product is populated you may use eithe the STOCK.Number field or the STOCK.UPC field in the import.



You can test this out in any order by typing either the STOCK NUMBER or the UPC to create a line item.



Best,



Videoflicks2004

[rgacote]

Hello,
As long as the UPC field in the product is populated you may use eithe the STOCK.Number field or the STOCK.UPC field in the import.

You can test this out in any order by typing either the STOCK NUMBER or the UPC to create a line item.

Best,
Videoflicks2004

Thanks for your answer.
Any thoughts on how to do this using the new MOM XML import function?

[Videoflicks2004]

Thanks for your answer.
Any thoughts on how to do this using the new MOM XML import function?

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Hi,



Unfortunately I'm stuck on MOM 4.3 --



No XML import option.



Does anyone else in the forum have this option?



Best,



Videoflicks2004

[VSMOM]

--

Hi,



Unfortunately I'm stuck on MOM 4.3 --



No XML import option.



Does anyone else in the forum have this option?



Best,



Videoflicks2004

Thanks. It's still useful for us to look into.

[notehead]

I don't understand the question. If the item number or upc exists in the item number field in the file it will/should import. XLM is just the delivery method not the data.

- <xsd:element name="product0X">=Item Number or UPC
- <xsd:simpleType>
- <xsd:restriction base="xsd:string">
<xsd:maxLength value="20" />
</xsd:restriction>
</xsd:simpleType>
</xsd:element>


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[lily]

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