Import Price Lists from CSV Files | Voters

Import Price Lists from CSV Files

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Chance Marine

This feature would allow users to import price lists from CSV files, applying specific prices per SKU for designated customer groups, streamlining the process of managing extensive product catalogs and enabling special pricing for select customer segments within the app.

May 22, 2024

Jakob Storm Leth

Are there any limitations on the number of prizes?

Tobe Osakwe

Jakob Storm Leth: Yes. We don't have an exact number at this time. The limit comes down to the fact that Shopify requires discount logic configurations to be 10 kilobytes max. We have some work planned that will help further reduce the amount of space it takes to store a price list when all the entries are the same type of resources (for example, a price list only for variants, without a mix of products/collections as well).

Jakob Storm Leth

Wow! This is a total game changer. Thank you so much – I can’t wait to put it to use and try it out

Tobe Osakwe

Short demo screencast: https://www.loom.com/share/45448f19f1804daf91820dea204412f1?sid=2ec54c8d-a0ee-4f0f-ac37-c49b56f31c73

Tobe Osakwe

This feature is now live in the app. We are currently working on documentation.

Chris CF

Do you have an estimated ETA for this feature? Tobe Osakwe

Tobe Osakwe

Chris CF: There is no ETA at this time. Once we have one, we will update this thread.

Tobe Osakwe

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Tobe Osakwe

Merged in a post:

Multiple discounts under one automatic discount

Chris CF

I recently reviewed this discount app that allows for an easier way to do multiple different discounts under one automatic discount. I can do this in regios as well but I usually hit the max function size pretty quickly. I wanted to know if a feature like this can be added to our system to allow for us to have much more options under the same automatic discount.

July 9, 2025

Tobe Osakwe

We are planning to implement this feature this week or next. Please send your CSV files to our support team, so that our development team can make sure the app will be able to import them. Thanks!

Chris CF

This seems perfect for my use case as shown in the picture below.

Tobe Osakwe

You would also be able to combine this with Buy X steps to create a Buy X Get Y discount, where the Y product gets a different product depending on which product it is.
For example, consider the following offer:
Buy 1 Product A, get 10% off 1 Product B or 20% off 1 Product C
The logic would look like:
Buy X (1 Product A) -> Apply discount (Price list; Product B -> 10%; Product C -> 20%; Applies to: Eligible line items; Quantity: 1)

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