Hyperzod import workflow
Hyperzod CSV Converter
Convert a supported platform export or a generic product CSV into a validated Hyperzod import file. CSV Pilot maps the fields, rebuilds option groups, calculates variant price deltas and validates the rows before you download.
No signup. You review every row before export. The tool does not publish to your store.
What it converts
The converter reads the source structure, not just the file extension. A Shopify export is grouped by handle and rebuilt from variant rows; a DeliverLogic RDS file is grouped by MIID and option data; a StoreHippo export is read as parent and continuation rows. A generic CSV is mapped by column instead.
| Source | What the converter reads | Guide |
|---|---|---|
| Shopify product export | Handle, variant rows, option names/values, price, compare-at, SKU, inventory, images | Read guide |
| DeliverLogic RDS | RID/MIID, base price, option cost floors/defaults, product stock, category and images | Read guide |
| Yelo product template | English locale headers, product name, price, category, MRP, sizes and add-on IDs | Read guide |
| Ordering.co Multi Importer | Business, category, product, extra and extra-option columns | Read guide |
| StoreHippo export | Parent rows, blank-name continuation rows, variant prices and categories | Read guide |
| Generic CSV / Excel | One row per product or pack; columns mapped to the required Hyperzod fields | Read guide |
Saaztro is not implemented. If your platform is not in this table, use a generic CSV with one row per product and review the field mapping before relying on the output.
Hyperzod CSV field mapping
These are the actual headers written by the exporter. Do not add columns the importer does not expect; put information without a dedicated field into the description, tags or a separate master sheet.
| Header | What to put there |
|---|---|
| PRODUCT.NAME | Product title. Include the variant or pack size where relevant. |
| PRODUCT.SKU | One product-level SKU. Keep it unique; duplicate SKUs are deduplicated with a warning. |
| PRODUCT.CATEGORY | The category path used by your Hyperzod catalog. |
| PRODUCT.PRICE.SELLING | The base selling price. Variant prices are stored as deltas over this value. |
| PRODUCT.PRICE.COMPARE | MRP or compare-at price; must be above the selling price when present. |
| PRODUCT.PRICE.COST | Cost price used for margin reporting and validation. |
| PRODUCT.INVENTORY | A non-negative stock snapshot. It is not a live inventory sync. |
| PRODUCT.TAX_PERCENT | Tax percentage that applies to the product. |
| PRODUCT.STATUS | active or inactive. |
| PRODUCT.IMAGES | Public HTTPS image URL. The first image is the main product image. |
| PRODUCT.LABELS / TAGS | Labels and search tags such as veg, non-veg or collection names. |
| OPTION*.NAME / TYPE / RANGE / REQUIRED / VIEW | Option group definition: single or multiple, selection limits, required flag and display style. |
| OPTION*.VARIANTS | Variant names plus price delta, cost, inventory, description and image. Commas are quoted safely. |
How the conversion works
- 1. Upload the source file. Use the original export where possible. A renamed spreadsheet is not the same as a platform export.
- 2. Ask for the Hyperzod conversion. CSV Pilot detects the supported structure, groups product rows, maps fields and reports what cannot be preserved.
- 3. Review the preview. Check product names, categories, prices, option deltas, inventory, images and every warning. Edit cells or request a scoped change.
- 4. Validate and export. Resolve field errors, then download the CSV. Import it through Hyperzod Admin → Catalogue → Import → CSV Import.
The output is a file, not a live sync. Run a small test import before replacing a production catalog, and keep the source export as a rollback.
Before and after
Source: Shopify variant rows
Classic T-Shirt — Small — ₹19.00 — SKU TS-S
Classic T-Shirt — Medium — ₹22.00 — SKU TS-M
Classic T-Shirt — Large — ₹24.00 — SKU TS-L
Output: one product row
PRODUCT.NAME: Classic T-Shirt
PRODUCT.PRICE.SELLING: 19.00
OPTION1: Size — Small +0, Medium +3, Large +5
The base price is the cheapest variant. Each other variant stores only the difference, so changing the base reprices every size consistently.
Before you import
Limits you should know
- The tool does not upload to Hyperzod or any marketplace; it prepares the import file.
- The Hyperzod CSV has no dedicated barcode, shelf-life or batch column.
- Variant SKUs from some sources cannot be preserved as product-level SKUs; the loss is reported.
- Zero variant stock may serialize as blank and needs review after import.
- Unknown source columns can be ignored without an individual warning per column.
- AI-inferred descriptions, categories or prices are suggestions and need review.
For the exact per-platform behavior, read the supported formats guide and the platform-specific guide before converting a full catalog.
Frequently asked questions
What is a Hyperzod CSV converter?
It turns a source product export or a generic CSV into the CSV structure Hyperzod imports. CSV Pilot maps product fields, groups variant rows, calculates option price deltas, validates required data and exports a file you can review before importing through Hyperzod Admin.
Which source formats can CSV Pilot convert?
Supported Shopify product exports, DeliverLogic RDS files, Yelo product templates with English locale headers, Ordering.co Multi Importer files, StoreHippo parent/continuation-row exports and generic CSV files that already contain product rows. Saaztro conversion is not implemented.
Does the converter upload the file to my Hyperzod store?
No. CSV Pilot produces and validates the file. You import it yourself through Hyperzod Admin → Catalogue → Import → CSV Import. The tool does not log in to your store, publish products or change live inventory.
Are Shopify variant SKUs preserved in the Hyperzod CSV?
The supported Hyperzod CSV has a product-level SKU but no matching variant-SKU column. CSV Pilot reports variant SKU loss so you can decide how to handle it. Do not assume every source SKU survives the conversion.
Does the Hyperzod CSV support barcodes or EAN codes?
The current Hyperzod CSV schema has no dedicated barcode column. Keep barcode values in your master sheet and add them in the destination workflow where that field exists. CSV Pilot will not invent a header that the importer does not expect.
Can I review and edit the converted rows before export?
Yes. The preview grid shows products, prices, inventory, categories, images and option groups. You can edit cells or ask for a scoped change, run validation again and export only when the file is ready.
Is the Hyperzod CSV converter free?
Yes. Creating, converting, editing and validating a catalog in the CSV Pilot workspace is free and requires no signup. You review the preview and validation results before downloading the file.
What should I check before importing into Hyperzod?
Confirm product names, categories, SKUs and prices; check that price-compare values are above selling prices; verify option deltas and required option groups; open image URLs; resolve every validation error; read the conversion warnings; and run a small test import before replacing a live catalog.
Convert your Hyperzod catalog
Upload a supported export or a generic product CSV, review the mapped rows, fix validation errors and download the import file. Free, no signup.
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