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Thread: Simple Customer Export Query

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    deanfp is offline Senior Member
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    Default Simple Customer Export Query

    Hi

    I am looking to export all of our orders to Excel or some emailable list since Jan this year as we want to reward our customers with a 10% discount.

    We don't have WSI installed as our dbase is managed by a Stakeholder. Anyway we can extract this via StoreFront?

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    George the Great is offline Senior Member
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    Do you want all customers, or are you trying to export based on some set of circumstances (eg. ordered more than $100 over some date range, purchased one of a particular product, ordered a product from a specific category, etc...)?
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    BFG 9000 is offline Senior Member
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    You could drop an xmlpackage into /admin/xmlpackages then access it via products:feeds.


    TTFN

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    Last edited by BFG 9000; 06-13-2009 at 06:22 AM. Reason: typo

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    deanfp is offline Senior Member
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    Thanks.

    Will try that, was thinking along those lines. What we basically want is all customers since Jan 1st this year.

    But I don't have direct access to our server/database as it's hosted via a Stakeholder. I feel like a kid looking through the toy store window but the doors are locked!