How to Filter Advanced Prices by Manufacturer in Shopware 6 Export

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In a complex Shopware 6 store, “Advanced Prices” (Rule-Based Prices) are powerful but data-heavy. If you are managing a catalog with 50 different brands, your Advanced Price table can easily contain hundreds of thousands of rows. However, the latest release of the Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions app provides the ability to use manufacturer-based filters when you export advanced price data. Below, we explain the feature.

Table of contents

  • Why Filter Advanced Prices in Shopware 6 Export?
  • Step-by-Step: Configuring the Manufacturer Filter
  • Important Rules and Limitations for Shopware 6 Advanced Price Export Filter
  • Strategic Benefits of Shopware 6 Advanced Price Filter
  • Conclusion: Precision in Pricing with Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions
  • FAQ: Troubleshooting Manufacturer Exports

Why Filter Advanced Prices in Shopware 6 Export?

Exporting data isn’t just about backing up your store; it’s about sharing data with external partners and systems. Sending a massive file containing all your suppliers’ data to a single partner is inefficient and potentially exposes sensitive competitive pricing.

Default Shopware exports, unfortunately, are often an “all-or-nothing” affair. If a supplier asks for a price list, or if you need to update pricing for just one specific brand, you usually have to export the entire database and manually filter it in Excel — a slow and error-prone process.

Manufacturer Filter for Advanced Prices Export in Shopware 6

The Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions app eliminates this friction. The new Manufacturer Filter allows you to surgically export Advanced Prices for a single brand. This feature introduces the manufacturerName filter to the Advanced Prices profile.

Key Use Cases:

  • Supplier Compliance: Your supplier, “Nike,” requests a current price list. You can now generate a file containing only Nike products, ensuring you don’t accidentally send them “Adidas” pricing.
  • System Integration: If you use different external tools to manage different brands, you can feed them specific data streams.
  • Performance: Drastically reduce file size and processing time. If you only need to check prices for one brand, why wait for the system to process the other 49?

Step-by-Step: Configuring the Manufacturer Filter

Setting up this filter is straightforward, but it requires precision because it relies on exact text matching.

  1. Open the Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions app.
  2. Create or Edit an Export Job.
  3. Select the Advanced Prices entity.
  4. Navigate to the Filter section.
  5. Locate the field: manufacturerName.

Configuration Logic

Input Result
“Nike” Exports Advanced Prices only for products linked to the manufacturer “Nike”.
Empty Exports Advanced Prices for all products in the catalog (Default behavior).
“nike” Likely Empty Result. The filter is case-sensitive and must match the database exactly.

Important Rules and Limitations for Shopware 6 Advanced Price Export Filter

To ensure your export runs successfully, you must understand the current logic constraints of this feature. This is a strict filter designed for targeted operations.

1. Single Value Only

Currently, the filter supports one manufacturer per export job.

  • Supported: Nike
  • Not Supported: Nike, Adidas or Nike|Adidas

Workaround: If you need exports for two different brands, please create two separate export jobs (e.g., “Export – Nike” and “Export – Adidas”).

2. Exact Match Required

The text you enter in the filter must match the Manufacturer Name in your Shopware administration exactly.

  • Check for spelling.
  • Check for case sensitivity (e.g., “Apple” vs “apple”).
  • Check for trailing spaces.

If the name does not match a manufacturer in your system, the export file will be generated but will be empty (headers only).

Strategic Benefits of Shopware 6 Advanced Price Filter

Why should you incorporate this filter into your workflow?

  • Data Hygiene: You produce smaller, cleaner files that are easier to audit.
  • Security: You minimize data leakage by ensuring specific partners only receive data relevant to their products.
  • Speed: Processing a filtered export is significantly faster than processing the full catalog, making this ideal for quick spot-checks or testing new pricing rules.

Conclusion: Precision in Pricing with Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions

Managing Advanced Prices in Shopware 6 is complex enough without having to wade through irrelevant data.

The Manufacturer Filter turns the “Advanced Prices” export from a blunt instrument into a precision tool. By allowing you to segment your pricing data by brand, the Improved Import, Export & Mass Actions app helps you streamline integrations, satisfy supplier requirements, and keep your data management workflows sharp and efficient.

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FAQ: Troubleshooting Manufacturer Exports

I entered the manufacturer name, but the file is empty. Why?

This is almost always a mismatch issue. Copy the manufacturer name directly from the Shopware Admin → Catalogs → Manufacturers section and paste it into the filter to ensure it is 100% identical.

Does this filter affect the main “Product” export?

No. This specific filter is located within the Advanced Prices entity settings. It filters the pricing rules, not the main product definitions (though naturally, only prices associated with those products will appear).

Can I filter by Manufacturer ID instead of Name?

Currently, the feature is designed to be user-friendly by using the manufacturerName. Please use the human-readable name defined in your catalog.

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