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Migration from Magento

Congrats on the decision to move to one of the best platforms out there from Magento. It can be a massive change and we at Data Guru want to make this as seamless as possible. We’ve built tools and functions within our app to help merchants transition from Magento to Shopify, migrating all your data needs to run your store.

The steps are below and followed with screenshots. We also have videos to walk you through what needs to be done in Magento and what will need to be done in our template.

You’ll need to first get the data file from Magento that you’d like to export to Shopify. In Magento, navigate to [System] → [Export], then select your ‘Entity Type’ (this is what info you’d like e.g. product, customer, etc. then download to your local device

Select your ‘Entity Type’ (this is what info you’d like e.g. product, customer, etc., we will be selecting products for this example), then download the file type you’d like to your local device

Once you’ve gotten your file on your local device, we will need to change the format into something friendly that Shopify can take in

Navigate on over to the Data Guru App page within Shopify. In the home screen of the app, you’ll see a drop down to select Magento as the file to convert

The “Magento Host” field is the URL for your Magento site

You can either select the file by clicking ‘Select File to Convert’ or drag the Magento file right into the field (choices are awesome)

Once you’ve chosen the file, you’ll just need to wait till the file converts and downloads to your local device in the location selected.

Data Guru will show you a progress bar and let you know when your job is done (friendly reminders of course). Feel free to continue to work on your awesome store as the conversion and download will be done in the background

Once the download has completed, you can now upload this in the IMPORT section of Data Guru

We always try our best to make sure no hiccups happen but we still want to make sure your file is as great as you want it to be. Many merchants we work with do a once over of their file to make sure it has all of the info they want before uploading it into the Shopify store through Data Guru. If for whatever reason you are missing pieces you’d like to upload and need a bit of love and support, please reach out to support@appify.guru and one of our experts will be more than happy to work with the file with you.

Intro to Commands

When you download the Data Guru CSV template, you will notice a field called “Commands”. Commands are a very powerful function within Data Guru and will help you make the changes you want to your data objects. In this series, we will discuss each of the commands: New, update, delete, merge, replace, and ignore in greater detail and the scenarios you’d use each one. If there’s a specific command you’d like to look at, feel free to skip the others and enjoy!

If you have other questions that the videos did not answer, don’t hesitate to reach out to our team at support@appify.guru and we will do our best to answer your questions.

New

The new command will add a whatever you’ve filled out in that line to the appropriate group. If for instance there’s a new product that you’d like to include, you would select the “new” command to add it to the product listing.

Update

Update will change any information that you’ve entered into the fields for the respective lines. For instance, if you have a shirt in the products section and you want to change the title from “Black Shirt” to “Black Cotton Shirt”, you’ll just change the title and select “UPDATE” in the dropdown menu.

Delete

This will remove the existing entry from your Shopify store. For example, if you are wanting to remove a product from your store completely as it is discontinued, you would select “DELETE” in the dropdown menu which will remove the product completely. What’s great is the item itself will stay in the CSV file so if you decide to bring it back into your collection, you can select “New” when you’re ready to add it back to your store!

Merge

Merge will look for an existing record and update it if found. If there’s no existing record found, it will create a brand-new record. For example, if you’ve received some products from a supplier and there’s an item that you believe you’ve sold before but don’t remember if it’s in your store just yet, you can enter the information in there and select “Merge” from the dropdown menu which will search to see if there’s an item to update or to create a new one.

Replace

Replace will delete the existing record and create a new one based on the imported file. For example, if you’re working a t-shirt and you’ve made changes to the actual product fabric (from wool to cotton for instance), you can use replace and it will delete the product then replace it with the new item.

Ignore

Ignore will…ignore and do nothing to the product itself.

Export

When a team member wants to export a CSV of their products, orders, or customers (in any combination of the three) into a workbook, the EXPORT function would be used.

To start a New Export, click on the ‘New Export’ button

After selecting ‘New Export’, you will be given the option of which format you’d like the export to be in

Once a format has been selected, you will be given the choice of which pieces of information you would like to export.

*Please note that there are ‘How-To’ guides for each major topic (i.e. products, customers, etc.)

Once the selection has been completed of what you’d like to export, the ‘Export’ button will not be greyed out.

When you click on the ‘Export’ button, you will be brought to the staging page. Note that this action will work in the background and you will still be able to navigate away from the page as Dataguru processes your request.

Once the export has completed processing, you can download the file to your device by clicking on ‘Download Export File’

After the download has been completed to your local device, you will be able to open the file and make changes before importing.

You can look at previous jobs

Import

There are two scenarios we’d like to point out when using the ‘Import’ functionality with Dataguru. We will discuss both scenarios depending on where you are on the merchant journey: Brand new import and import from a spreadsheet that has been changed through the Dataguru app.

Brand new import

To begin, you can download the Dataguru spreadsheet template to have an understanding of the different columns and data that you can import. Click on the ‘Download Import Example’ button to begin the download as seen below.

The downloaded template will have all data objects available to change. Based on your needs and requirements, you can select which to change on the tabs below.

If you have data from a previous system or spreadsheet, ensure that the data is copied over to the template accordingly. Definitions of the columns can be found here

After making any desired changes to the data set, save the file on to your local device to be imported into your Shopify store.

On the app main page inside of your Shopify store, you have 2 options to import the file.

Drag and drop the file into outlined square

Select ‘Click to add file’ hyperlink to open your local drive

Both options produce the same result for an imported file.

Once you’ve selected the file you’d like to import, you will see a status bar that will indicate when the file is ready for import

Once the status bar has gone to ‘100%’, you will be automatically redirected to the staging area for the next option. The staging area gives you important information on the upcoming import.

ID: Numbered import being done. Done in sequential order

Type: Action being completed by the user

Details: Data types and amount of data that is being imported

State: Status of the import file

Format: PLEASE INSERT DEFINITION HERE

Time: When the action is being done

Result: Final file that is being actioned

In the staging area, there are 2 buttons that will let you import the file shown below. They both do the same function so select whichever is easiest for you!

Note that you can also cancel the import of the selected file if you’d like to make changes or import a different version by clicking the ‘Cancel’ button as seen below.

Once you’ve clicked the ‘Import’, the staging area will begin processing the file. Note that you are still able to cancel the import job during the processing. You are also able to navigate away from the page as the job will be done in the background.

*It is highly recommended that you do not make any changes to the items being imported in your Shopify store as this will affect the import job.

Once the file is done importing, you will see a green ‘Finished’ status bar. You are able to see the total updated pieces of information. You are also able to download the imported file and/or download the Import Result File (ADD DEFINITION HYPERLINK HERE)

Importing from a file already filled out in template format

If you’ve been using the template provided by Dataguru already, the steps are exactly the same as above

After making any desired changes to the data set, save the file on to your local device to be imported into your Shopify store.

On the app main page inside of your Shopify store, you have 2 options to import the file.

Drag and drop the file into outlined square

Select ‘Click to add file’ hyperlink to open your local drive

Both options produce the same result for an imported file.

Once you’ve selected the file you’d like to import, you will see a status bar that will indicate when the file is ready for import

Once the status bar has gone to ‘100%’, you will be automatically redirected to the staging area for the next option. The staging area gives you important information on the upcoming import.

ID: Numbered import being done. Done in sequential order

Type: Action being completed by the user

Details: Data types and amount of data that is being imported

State: Status of the import file

Format: PLEASE INSERT DEFINITION HERE

Time: When the action is being done

Result: Final file that is being actioned

In the staging area, there are 2 buttons that will let you import the file shown below. They both do the same function so select whichever is easiest for you!

Note that you can also cancel the import of the selected file if you’d like to make changes or import a different version by clicking the ‘Cancel’ button as seen below.

*It is highly recommended that you do not make any changes to the items being imported in your Shopify store as this will affect the import job.

Cancelling an Import Job Before Import Starts

Before you begin the import job, you are given the option to cancel the action using the ‘Cancel’ button as shown below

Once you click on the ‘Cancel’ button, the import job will be cancelled before beginning and a status of ‘Cancelled’ will appear in the staging screen

Cancelling an Import Job During Import Processing

If you click on the ‘Import’ button to begin the importing job and want to cancel the action, you can do so in the staging screen. By clicking the ‘Cancel’ button shown below, the import job will stop and the import action will not complete.

Once the ‘Cancel’ button has been clicked, you will see the ‘Cancelling’ process on the staging screen with the ‘State’ as ‘Cancelling’

After the cancel job has been completed, you will see the new state as ‘Cancelled’ as shown below.

To confirm that the import has been cancelled, the main Dataguru app section will show the job and the action that was taken as seen below.

Products Key Value Definitions

ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the product. Hint* If you are creating a new product, leave this empty and Shopify will do its thing!

SEO: URL Handle - This is the end of the URL for what your customers will be seeing e.g. https://dataguru.app/products/this-app-is-so-damn-awesome. Whatever you decide to put into the handle, the lettering will be changed to lowercase and remove improper symbols.

If you’re stuck on the handle and wonder if it will be selected, Data Guru will highlight the “most” acceptable format for Shopify’s standards. Note that you can only have a handle of up to 255 characters! If you decide to write out a paragraph…it will be truncated at 255 characters. No one’s judging here!

Hint* Handles make a HUGE impact on SEO so ensuring that you have a good handle is important for different search engines' scoring.

Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Title - Name of the product that is MANDATORY

Description - This is how you want to describe your amazing products! It can be plain text or if you feel up to the challenge, you can jazz it up using HTML code

Status - This is the status of the actual product! Is it ready to be sold? Sold already? Still working on it? You can decide through three different statuses

Active - Right and ready to be on your site and sold in all channels

Archived - Product isn’t available anymore anywhere on your site. Many merchants keep products in this status and are not deleted right away just in case they want the product to make a comeback!

Draft - The product is not quite ready to be displayed on your site as of yet.

Published - This let’s Data Guru know if the product should be published on any of your channels

Type - Highlights what the product is. Pants? Shorts? Tshirt? It’s all up to you! Note that you can have the same type for multiple products e.g. Blank pants, red pants, long pants, short pants can have the Type = Pants.

Vendor - Got a few different brands on your site? Only one? Just you? This is where you’d put who is supplying the goods

Tags - The magic of tags! Tags play an essential role in your Shopify journey and there are numerous ways to use them. For an in-depth discussion of what Tags are and how to use them, check out this Shopify Link.

In Data Guru, you can update, change, or add tags right from the CSV for convenience. Values allowed are all CSV friendly inputs

Theme Template - This is basically allows you to specify another Template from your Theme for this specific Product.

SEO: Page Title - Page title for SEO optimization.

SEO: Meta Description - Page meta description for SEO optimization.

Created at - When you created the product stated with date and time in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

Updated at - If you make any changes to your product, this will show the date and time of when it was changed in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

Media: ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the media.

Media: Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Media: Alt text - Alt text means “alternative text”, and it’s used within HTML code to describe images on websites. Alt-text is making social media more accessible by describing images so people with vision loss can understand.

Media: URL -

Custom collection: SEO URL handle -

Smart collection: SEO URL handle -

Variant: ID - Variant ID which is essentially a combination of unique Option Values.

Variant: Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Variant: Position - Variant can be sorted in specific order, you can change the order by update this position.

Option1 name - The name of 1st Option.

Variant: Option1 value - The Value of Option1 Name.

Option2 name - The name of 2nd Option.

Variant: Option2 value - The Value of Option2 Name.

Option3 name - The name of 3rd Option.

Variant: Option3 value - The Value of Option3 Name.

Variant: Image - The link of the variant image.

Variant: Price - The price of the Variant item in the currency, which you have set for your Store.

Variant: Compare at price - The original price, if your Variant Price is a discounted price.

Variant: Charge tax - As a merchant, you might need to charge taxes on your sales, and then report and remit those taxes to your government. Although tax laws and regulations are complex and can change often, you can set up Shopify to automatically handle most common sales tax calculations.

Variant: Cost per item - The price for per item of the Variant

Variant: SKU - The Stock Keeping Unit of the product, to use in identify the product variant.

Variant: Barcode - Shopify officially supports UPC or ISBN barcode types, but you can put here any other barcode format.

Variant: Track quantity - Quantity of available product variants of your stock.

Variant: Continue selling - Continue selling means Shopily will still allow the customers to buy orders from your store even you are out of stock.

Variant: Available quantity - The remaining stock of your product.

Variant: This is a physical product - Mark this product is a physical product in Shopify.

Variant: Weight - The weight in the specified Variant Weight Unit.

Variant: Weight unit - The weight unit to show to your clients. Shopify will automatically convert grams to this weight unit.

Inventory incoming: location one -

Inventory incoming: location two -

Inventory available: location one - The quantity of available stock in certain Location one.

Inventory available: location two - The quantity of available stock in certain Location two.

Smart Collections Key Value Definitions

ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the Smart Collections item

Hint* Handles make a HUGE impact on SEO so ensuring that you have a good handle is important for different search engines' scoring.

Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Title - Name of the Smart Collection

Description - Description of the Smart Collection

Sort - Sort the order of Smart Collections

Theme Template - This is basically allows you to specify another Template from your Theme for this specific Smart Collection Product.

Image: URL - Link to the image. This link must be publicly available and direct link so that Shopify is able to download image from it.

Image: Alt text - By SEO best practices, it is strongly suggested that images have “alt text” specified, because this is how search engines know, what’s inside that image.

SEO: Page Title - Page title for SEO optimization.

SEO: Meta Description - Page meta description for SEO optimization.

Updated at - It will be automatically updated, whenever you change the data.

Condition: Must match -

Condition: Column -

Condition: Relation -

Condition: Value -

Product: ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the product item in the smart collection

Product: SEO URL handle - This is the end of the URL for what your customers will be seeing.

Product: Title - The title of the product

Custom Collections Key Value Definitions

ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the Custom Collections item

Hint* Handles make a HUGE impact on SEO so ensuring that you have a good handle is important for different search engines' scoring.

Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Title - The title of the Custom Collection

Description - The description of the Custom Collection

Sort - Sort the order of custom collections

Theme Template - This is basically allows you to specify another Template from your Theme for this specific Custom Collection Product.

Image: URL - Link to the image. This link must be publicly available and direct link so that Shopify is able to download image from it.

Image: Alt text - By SEO best practices, it is strongly suggested that images have “alt text” specified, because this is how search engines know, what’s inside that image.

SEO: Page Title - Page title for SEO optimization.

SEO: Meta Description - Page meta description for SEO optimization.

Updated at - It will be automatically updated, whenever you change the data.

Product: ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the product item in the custom collection

Product: SEO URL handle - This is the end of the URL for what your customers will be seeing

Product: Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Product: Title - The title of the product.

Automatic Discounts Key Value Definitions

ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the Automatic Discounts

Title - The title name of the Discounts.

Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Discount type - You can create automatic discounts and discount codes to offer to your customers. Learn more about free shipping discounts, buy X get Y, and percentage and fixed amount discounts

Status - This is the status of the Automatic Discount:

Active - Right and ready to be on your site.

Archived - Discounts code isn’t available anymore anywhere on your site.

Draft - The discount code is not quite ready to be use on your site.

Discount value - You can offer your customers a fixed value, percentage, or shipping discount on products, collections, or variants in your store. If you sell online, then you can offer buy X get Y discounts to encourage customers to buy items.

Only apply discount once per order - This is a setting that allows you to limit the usage of the discount code.

Customer buys: Specific collection

Customer buys: Specific products

Customer buys: Specific variants

Customer gets: Quantity

Applies to: All products - This is a setting that allows you to apply this discount to all products.

Applies to: Specific collections - This is a setting that allows you to apply this discount to the specific collections.

Applies to: Specific products - This is a setting that allows you to apply this discount to specific products.

Applies to: Specific variants - This is a setting that allows you to apply this discount to specific variants.

Minimum purchase amount - This is the setting that allows you to set the minimum purchase amount for use this discount.

Minimum quantity of items - This is the setting that allows you to set the minimum quantify of iterms for use this discount.

Maximum number of uses per order - This is the setting that allows you to set the minimum number of uses per order for use this discount.

Starts at - The start time of using this discount.

Ends at - The end time of using this discount.

Customers Key Value Definitions

ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the customer

Email - Email information of your customer

Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

First name - The first name of your customer.

Last name - The last name of your customer.

Phone - The phone number of your customer.

State - The state of the address of your customer.

Collect tax - This the tax basic on the setting of your store.

Note - The note of customer

Tags -

Created at - When you created the customer stated with date and time in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

Updated at - It will be automatically updated, whenever you change the data.

Orders -

Spent

Address: ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the address ID of the customer

Address: Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Address: First name - The first name of the address

Address: Last name - The last name of the address

Address: Company - The company name of the address

Address: Address - The address 1 of the address

Address: Apartment, suite, etc. - The address 2, such as apartment, suite, etc.

Address: City - The city of the address

Address: Province - The province of the address

Address: Country/region - The country/regoin of the address

Address: Postal code - The postal code of the address

Address: Phone - The phone number of the address

Discounts Key Value Definitions

Draft Orders Key Value Definitions

ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the Draft Order

Name - The name of the draft order

Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Status - The status of the draft order

Email - The email of the draft order

Note - The note of the draft order

Tags - The tags that use in the draft order

Created at - When you created the draft order stated with date and time in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

Updated at - It will be automatically updated, whenever you change the data.

Currency - The currency that you set in the Shopify admin that use in this draft order.

Subtotal - The subtotal of amount of the draft order.

Discount: Reason - The reason of the discount for the draft order.

Discount: Type - The type of discount that use in the draft order.

Discount: Value - The value of discount that use in the draft order.

Discount: Total - The total amount of discount that use in this draft order.

Shipping: Rate name - The rate name of the shipping rates which you can set in the Shopify admin, go to Setting -> Shipping and delivery.

Shipping: Price - The price of the shipping rate wich you can set in the Shopify admin, go to Setting -> Shipping and delivery.

Charge taxes - The charge taxes of the order base on the setting of your store.

Tax: 1 title - The title of the Tax 1

Tax: 1 rate - The rate of the Tax 1

Tax: 1 total - The total of the Taxt 1

Tax: 2 title - The title of the Tax 2

Tax: 2 rate - The rate of the Tax 2

Tax: 2 total - The total of the Taxt 2

Tax: 3 title - The title of the Tax 3

Tax: 3 rate - The rate of the Tax 3

Tax: 3 total - The total of the Taxt 3

Tax: Total - The total amount of tax.

Total - The total amount of the order.

Customer: Email - The email of the customer.

Customer: First name - The first name of the customer.

Customer: Last name - The last name of the customer.

Customer: Phone - The phone number of the customer.

Customer: State - The state of the customer’s order

Customer: Note - The note of the customer’s order

Customer: Tags - The tags of the order

Line item: Title - The title of the product that the workflow adds to an order.

Line item: Name - The name of the product that the workflow adds to an order.

Line item: Variant ID - The product variant GID identifies the product that is added to the order.

Line item: SKU - The unique identifier of the product that the workflow adds to an order.

Line item: Quantity - The amount of product that the workflow adds to an order. The quantity must be greater than zero.

Line item: Price - The price of the line item

Line item: Discount reason - The reason of the discount for the line item.

Line item: Discount type - The type of discount for the line item

Line item: Discount value - The value of discount for line item

Line item: Discount total - The total amount of discount for line item

Line item: Taxable - The setting of taxable for line item

Line item: Requires shipping - The setting of required shipping for the line item

Line item: Weight - The actual weight of the line item

Line item: Weight unit - The weight unit of the line item

Line item: Tax 1 title - The tax title 1 of the line item

Line item: Tax 1 rate - The tax rate 1 of the line item

Line item: Tax 1 price - The tax price 1 of the line item

Line item: Tax 2 title - The tax title 2 of the line item

Line item: Tax 2 rate - The tax rate 2 of the line item

Line item: Tax 2 price - The tax price 2 of the line item

Line item: Tax 3 title - The tax title 3 of the line item

Line item: Tax 3 rate - The tax rate 3 of the line item

Line item: Tax 3 price - The tax price 3 of the line item

Line item: Tax total - The total tax amount of the line item

Line item: Total - The total amount of the line item

Shipping address: First name - The first name of the receiver of the shipping address

Shipping address: Last name - The last name of the receiver of the shipping address

Shipping address: Company - The company name of the shipping address

Shipping address: Address - The address of the shipping address, such as street name, etc.

Shipping address: Apartment, suite, etc. - The address of the shipping address, such as apartment, suite, etc.

Shipping address: City - City of the shipping address

Shipping address: Province - Province of the shipping address

Shipping address: Country - Country of the shipping address

Shipping address: Postal code - Postal code of the shipping address

Shipping address: Phone - Phone number of the shipping address

Billing address: First name - First name

Billing address: Last name - Last name

Billing address: Company - company name of your billing address

Billing address: Address - address of the billing address

Billing address: Apartment, suite, etc. - Details address such as Apartment, suite of the billing address

Billing address: City - City of the billing address

Billing address: Province - Province of the billing address

Billing address: Country - Country of the billing address

Billing address: Postal code - Postal code of the billing address

Billing address: Phone - phone number of the billing address

Orders Key Value Definitions

ID - Created automatically by Shopify to identify the order

Name - The name of the order.

Command - UP TOP DEFINITIONS

Status - The status of the Order.

Email - The email address of this order.

Note - The note of this order.

Tags -

Created at - When you created the order stated with date and time in the format YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS

Updated at - It will be automatically updated, whenever you change the data.

Currency - The currency that use in this order.

Subtotal - The subtotal of this order

Discount: Reason - The reason of using this discount.

Discount: Type - The type of this discount, like buy X get Y, etc.

Discount: Value - The value of this discount.

Discount: Total - The total amount of this discount.

Shipping: Rate name - The rate name of the shipping rates which you can set in the Shopify admin, go to Setting -> Shipping and delivery.

Shipping: Price - The price of the shipping rate wich you can set in the Shopify admin, go to Setting -> Shipping and delivery.

Charge taxes - The charge taxes of the order base on the setting of your store.

Tax: 1 title - The title of the Tax 1

Tax: 1 rate - The rate of the Tax 1

Tax: 1 total - The total of the Taxt 1

Tax: 2 title - The title of the Tax 2

Tax: 2 rate - The rate of the Tax 2

Tax: 2 total - The total of the Taxt 2

Tax: 3 title - The title of the Tax 3

Tax: 3 rate - The rate of the Tax 3

Tax: 3 total - The total of the Taxt 3

Tax: Total - The total amount of tax.

Total - The total amount of the order.

Customer: Email - The email of the customer.

Customer: First name - The first name of the customer.

Customer: Last name - The last name of the customer.

Customer: Phone - The phone number of the customer.

Customer: State - The state of the customer’s order

Customer: Note - The note of the customer’s order

Customer: Tags - The tags of the order

Line item: Title - The title of the product that the workflow adds to an order.

Line item: Name - The name of the product that the workflow adds to an order.

Line item: Variant ID - The product variant GID identifies the product that is added to the order.

Line item: SKU - The unique identifier of the product that the workflow adds to an order.

Line item: Quantity - The amount of product that the workflow adds to an order. The quantity must be greater than zero.

Line item: Price - The price of the line item

Line item: Discount reason - The reason of the discount for the line item.

Line item: Discount type - The type of discount for the line item

Line item: Discount value - The value of discount for line item

Line item: Discount total - The total amount of discount for line item

Line item: Taxable - The setting of taxable for line item

Line item: Requires shipping - The setting of required shipping for the line item

Line item: Weight - The actual weight of the line item

Line item: Weight unit - The weight unit of the line item

Line item: Tax 1 title - The tax title 1 of the line item

Line item: Tax 1 rate - The tax rate 1 of the line item

Line item: Tax 1 price - The tax price 1 of the line item

Line item: Tax 2 title - The tax title 2 of the line item

Line item: Tax 2 rate - The tax rate 2 of the line item

Line item: Tax 2 price - The tax price 2 of the line item

Line item: Tax 3 title - The tax title 3 of the line item

Line item: Tax 3 rate - The tax rate 3 of the line item

Line item: Tax 3 price - The tax price 3 of the line item

Line item: Tax total - The total tax amount of the line item

Line item: Total - The total amount of the line item

Shipping address: First name - The first name of the receiver of the shipping address

Shipping address: Last name - The last name of the receiver of the shipping address

Shipping address: Company - The company name of the shipping address

Shipping address: Address - The address of the shipping address, such as street name, etc.

Shipping address: Apartment, suite, etc. - The address of the shipping address, such as apartment, suite, etc.

Shipping address: City - City of the shipping address

Shipping address: Province - Province of the shipping address

Shipping address: Country - Country of the shipping address

Shipping address: Postal code - Postal code of the shipping address

Shipping address: Phone - Phone number of the shipping address

Billing address: First name - First name

Billing address: Last name - Last name

Billing address: Company - company name of your billing address

Billing address: Address - address of the billing address

Billing address: Apartment, suite, etc. - Details address such as Apartment, suite of the billing address

Billing address: City - City of the billing address

Billing address: Province - Province of the billing address

Billing address: Country - Country of the billing address

Billing address: Postal code - Postal code of the billing address

Billing address: Phone - phone number of the billing address