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Metadata (Category / Brand / Supplier) – ‘Export to Excel’ option now available

Written by: Cahide Gunes Pakay New Price2Spy features 30.4.2019. Reading Time: < 1

As you all might know, it is very easy to export any data from Price2Spy account with one click.

However, until now exporting data from Metadata (Category / Brand / Supplier) section wasn’t possible.

Today, we are happy to announce that from now on, you can export the data in Excel format from your Metadata (Category / Brand / Supplier) section as well.

To download data from Categories, Brands or Suppliers in your Price2Spy account, please select any of your metadata and then hit the Export to Excel button.

And that’s it.. now, you can process the data internally.

metadata - export to excel

We hope you’ll find useful this latest improvement!

Author

Cahide Gunes Pakay
Cahide Gunes Pakay is a Digital Marketing Manager at Price2Spy, an online price monitoring, pricing analytics, and repricing tool used by eCommerce professionals from all over the world. She loves reading, writing, and speaking about e-commerce, pricing, and competitive strategies. You can find her on LinkedIn.

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