Open iMerchant then click on the Interface drop down menu

Click on WordPress Export Type

If you don't have a WordPress export setup, then create one by picking a CODE and DESCRIPTION of the export.  Then fill in the FTP settings to your wordpress website including FTP Username, Password, URL along with the incoming file path to the location of the WP All Import processing folder.

Example Folder Path: ****************

Select the Send / Receive Folder: C:\ComputacApps\ [ADD A FOLDER HERE TO STORE]

Next fill in the Filename Prefix and Outlet ID, used to name the file and use your company name.

Next click on FIELDMAPPING and select the following fields on the right hand side using the [i]merchant field

USE THE FOLLOWING FIELDS:

• Title / DESCRIPTION in [i]merchant
• Ingram Marketing Description
• Ingram Annotations
• Publisher
• Author
• Edition
• Discount
• SKU
• ISBN
• Retail Price
• Ingram Basic Subject Category Description
• Ingram - High Res Image 

Once selected, click on either USER DATA or a field name to name the column in your export file.

Next select your Query, used to select items to send

• Usually always pick HAS ON HAND as option to confirm all items are current
• Next select a department category of a main type of product (NON-FICTION, BEGINNER..)

Next run your export file using the CREATE FILE buttons, create an export file for each type of department category to build your website inventory in stages.  Building one import file usually will bog down the system and isn't recommended since the file would need to include 20+K in titles.  Building the export files by category will confirm all titles get included into the website.  

Open up WordPress website management console, run NEW IMPORT using WP All Import.

- Select Upload a File
- Click EXISTING ITEMS
- Select WooCommerce Products from IMPORT TO EXISTING drop down.
- Click Continue to Step 2

Confirm the file includes data, then click CONTINUE TO STEP 3.

Next step will include picking data from your import file and placing it in the correct spot on the page like below.  If this is the first time you are importing files, go to the very bottom to save the import settings / mapping to make the next file easier to import.

- Drag data from the right side, onto the left side into the correct spots.  Use multiple data fields to fill in the description of the product.  Next move down

Click on the WooCommerce Add-On drop down, select the SKU and REGULAR PRICE and confirm the shipping tab has Weight (lbs), Dimensions (in) along with the Shipping Class.

Click on the ATTRIBUTES tab, add the ISBN and the PUBLISHER and fill in the values by dragging the data from the right side of the screen into the values boxes.

Next click on the IMAGE drop down option, drag the IMAGE URL into the DOWNLOAD IMAGE HOSTED ELSEWHERE option button.  This will download the image url and create a JPG image on your hosting space.

Add TAXONOMIES, CATEGORIES, TAGS to each product to make each item more search engine friendly and user friendly in the search boxes for your website users.

Lastly confirm you are SAVING THE SETTINGS AS A TEMPLATE for importing other files.  If this is not the first time, then select the template you previously saved from the LOAD TEMPLATE drop down box.

Click CONTINUE TO STEP 4 to Confirm your settings and the data merge.  All settings should be fine, click CONTINUE to validate your import and go to the last step.  Click Confirm & Run Import to continue. 

Repeat until all of your data files have been imported into your website.