Matrixify

Matrixify, although a little expensive now- really turns Shopify into a powerhouse when you need to upload more than 20 things at a time. Shopify is almost endlessly irritating - Matrixify is worth learning and using, it makes the platform top-notch. Without it, your fighting too much to try and achieve something.

Great App, Simple, Powerful, and gets what you need done.

One issue is with exporting companies. If you have over 500 companies, then you need to pay for the most expensive plan.

EDIT: One day after leaving a review, they shipped a new feature that lets you filter which companies you want to export! Incredable

saved me weeks of work, ended up taking me about 15 minutes to transfer all the valueabe meta fields that Shopify export / import doesn't register. highly recommend for the advanced Shopify users transferring data

Such a useful tool to have if you have a medium-to-large size catalog. Just now, I used to add a new tag / tag value to all products. Without matrixify, its so cumbersome in shopify to do something like what I just did. But with Matrixify, it was just three columns in excel: Variant SKU, tags, and tags command (MERGE function - to merge the new tag into the existing list of tags). If you're looking for a product-data management solution... matrixify was the answer for us! One last comment: Their AI-chatbot is money! I can never remember all the command functions, so I often ask it what to use, explaining that I am trying to update a metafield or whatever - the answers are quick, show clear understanding, and the answers are right.

I really like this app. It helps me manage and edit an inventory of over 20,000 products. Shopify's native function cannot handle editing more than 1,000 products without freezing. This solved that issue for me. I recommend this app.

Amazing App for complex product with a lot of metafields and metaobjects, great to control SEO, AEO. Love Dry Run function.

Very powerful tool. It can be a bit finicky getting the column names perfect, and the documentation kind of sucks, but once you get it dialed in it works great for not only import large batches of products, but also quickly bulk editing them as well. Would highly recommend.

Matrixfy me permite hacer grandes cambios de forma masiva sin la rigidez de las plantillas que shopify te obliga a usar por defecto.

This app truly makes my life easier. With over 15K products in my store I can easily update them with this app.

Well Done, Unlike the vast majority of app developers everywhere, these folks actually fix something when you tell them that it is broken. My ai projects work brilliantly with this app. And chat lanes need no longer lose continuity thanks to better naming processes. I am very glad to have a paying plan. It really is the only way to get trustworthy CSV files to and from Shopify.

[OLD REVIEW]

You will continue to have this one star rating until you fix this.
Works great otherwise when not directly sabotaging scalable behaviors through ignorant file labeling processes [Export ZIP internal CSV filenames not using Custom file name)

Shop: redacted
Job ID: redacted
Job type: Export
Format: Matrixify: CSV
State: Finished
Plan: Basic

Issue / Observed behavior
When exporting in Matrixify: CSV format with Zip CSV files enabled, the exported ZIP file correctly uses the Custom file name, but the CSV file(s) inside the ZIP keep generic entity/sheet filenames (e.g. Products.csv) and do not include the custom label.

This causes our automation/AI pipeline to misfile the extracted CSV, because it keys off the actual CSV filename after unzip. Additionally, our AI tooling does not always accept ZIP files, so we often need the actual CSV file name itself to be labeled.

Expected behavior
Either:

The CSV file(s) inside the ZIP inherit the Custom file name (at least for single-entity exports), or
There is an option to prefix/suffix internal CSV filenames with the custom label (e.g. Export_redacted B segment test_Products.csv), or
If only one entity is exported and ZIP is enabled, the single CSV inside the ZIP uses the custom name (instead of the generic entity name).
Actual behavior
ZIP is named with the custom label.
Internal CSV filename remains generic (e.g. Products.csv), so the label is lost once extracted/processed.
Job configuration details (from Job redacted)
Custom file name: Export_redacted segment test
Zip CSV files: Enabled
Sheet(s) exported: Products only
Started: 2026-04-17 23:01:34
Finished: 2026-04-17 23:01:49
Steps to reproduce
Create a new export.
Select format Matrixify: CSV.
Select Products (or any entity).
In Options, set Custom file name to any label.
Keep Zip CSV files enabled.
Run export and download the ZIP.
Unzip the file and check the internal CSV filename(s).
Impact
Automation/AI misfiles the extracted CSV because the meaningful label is not present on the actual CSV file(s) used downstream.
Extra processing is required to rename files after extraction, reducing reliability and increasing complexity.
References (current documented behavior)
Matrixify format template (Matrixify: CSV is a ZIP that contains per-entity CSV files)
Matrixify Import and Export Job Options (Custom Name; Zip CSV files)
Request: Please advise if there’s any supported way to have internal ZIP CSV filenames include the Custom file name, or if this can be added as an option.]