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Store Exporter Deluxe supported plugins list

If your store runs on other WooCommerce or WordPress plugins, Store Exporter Deluxe doesn’t just export core WooCommerce data. It also natively pulls in fields from popular plugins that extend your products, orders, and customers, so that data shows up in your export too.

We add native support for more plugins with almost every minor Store Exporter Deluxe update. In most cases, you don’t need to configure anything. Once a supported plugin is active, its fields appear automatically as export options. To see which supported plugins are active, or to install one, use the Export Modules screen described below.

Prerequisites

RequirementDetails
PluginStore Exporter Deluxe is installed and active
Third-party pluginThe plugin whose data you want to export is installed and active

Where the extra fields appear

Open WooCommerce → Store Export from the WordPress admin menu, then click the Quick Export button near the top of the sidebar. Once you select an export type (Products, Orders, Customers, and so on), the Export Fields step opens. Click Add more fields to open the Select Export Fields dialog. Any fields added by an active supported plugin are listed there with the standard fields, ready to select like any other field. For example, with Yoast SEO active, the Products export lists the WordPress SEO fields under Basic Info.

The Select Export Fields dialog for Products, with the WordPress SEO fields added by Yoast SEO listed under Basic Info

To check which supported plugins Store Exporter Deluxe detects on your store, see Managing export modules below.

Managing export modules

An export module is how Store Exporter Deluxe knows which supported plugins your store runs. When a supported plugin is active, its module shows as Active and that plugin’s fields are listed under Add more fields on the Export Fields step. You don’t switch modules on or off inside Store Exporter Deluxe. A module turns active when its plugin does.

The Export Modules screen lists every module in one place. Use it to see what’s active and to install what’s missing. The lists below show the same plugins, grouped by type.

Open the Export Modules screen

  1. Go to WooCommerce → Store Export in your WordPress admin.
  2. Click Export Modules in the sidebar.

The screen has two groups. WooCommerce Tools sits at the top, and Export Modules is below it.

The Export Modules screen with the WooCommerce Tools group above the Export Modules list

WooCommerce Tools

This group has two cards, Import Products from CSV and Store Toolkit. Each card opens the plugin’s page, either in your WordPress admin or on visser.com.au in a new tab. If Product Importer Deluxe isn’t installed, the Import Products from CSV card opens the Store Exporter Deluxe page on visser.com.au.

Read the module list

The Export Modules list has four columns: Module, Description, Status, and Action. Each module name links to the plugin’s page on WordPress.org or its own website, and opens in a new tab.

  • All, Active, and Inactive tabs: Filter the list by status. Each tab shows a count.
  • Search modules…: Type part of a plugin name or description to narrow the list.
  • Refresh Status: Reloads the list and updates each module’s status. Click it after you activate or deactivate a plugin in another tab.

The list is split into pages, so use the page numbers at the bottom to move through it.

The Export Modules list with the status tabs, search box and Refresh Status button, an Inactive row with Install and an Active row with Deactivate

Install a module

  1. Find the plugin in the list, using Search modules… if needed.
  2. Click Install on its row.

What happens next depends on where the plugin comes from.

Some free plugins install without leaving the page: An Install Plugin dialog opens, and Store Exporter Deluxe downloads, installs, and activates the plugin for you. Examples include Yoast SEO, Store Toolkit, and WooCommerce PDF Invoices & Packing Slips.

  1. Click Install in the Install Plugin dialog.
  2. Wait while the dialog moves through Downloading & Installing, Activating, and Done.
  3. Click Close.
  4. Check that the plugin’s fields are listed in the Select Export Fields dialog, as described in Where the extra fields appear.
The Install Plugin dialog for All in One SEO Pack with the Cancel and Install buttons

If the fields aren’t there yet, go to If expected fields are missing.

Other plugins open their website instead: For these, Install opens the plugin’s page in a new tab. Get the plugin there, then install and activate it from Plugins → Add Plugin in your WordPress admin.

Installing from this screen needs permission to install plugins. If your host blocks that, or WordPress can’t reach WordPress.org, the dialog shows an error message and a Try Again button. In that case, install the plugin from Plugins → Add Plugin instead.

Check whether a module is active

An active module shows a green Active badge, and its button reads Deactivate. An Inactive badge means Store Exporter Deluxe doesn’t detect the plugin as active. It’s either not installed or installed but not activated.

The Deactivate button doesn’t deactivate anything itself. It opens the Plugins page in a new tab, where you deactivate the plugin the usual way.

If expected fields are missing

  1. Open Export Modules and type the plugin’s name into Search modules….
  2. If the plugin isn’t in the list, it isn’t natively supported. Use Custom Meta Fields to export its data instead.
  3. Click Refresh Status to update the module’s status.
  4. If the module shows Inactive, activate the plugin from the Plugins page, or click Install if it isn’t on your site yet.
  5. If the module shows Active but its fields don’t appear, deactivate the plugin on the Plugins page, then activate it again.
  6. Start a new export and check for the plugin’s fields under Add more fields on the Export Fields step.

Step 5 matters most after an install from the Install Plugin dialog. Activating the plugin again from the Plugins page makes Store Exporter Deluxe pick up its fields.

Some modules also need a second plugin. Read the module description on the Export Modules screen. For example, All in One SEO Pack also needs Store Toolkit.

If the module is active and the fields still don’t appear, open a support ticket using the link below.

WooCommerce plugins

Store Exporter Deluxe adds native export fields for these WooCommerce plugins when they’re active:

WordPress plugins

Store Exporter Deluxe also adds native export fields for these general WordPress plugins:

For a detailed breakdown of exactly which fields each plugin adds, see Supported export fields.

Frequently asked questions

A plugin I use isn’t on this list. Can I still export its data?
Maybe. Store Exporter Deluxe adds native support for the plugins listed above, but you can also use Custom Meta Fields to pull in any custom field or meta key another plugin saves, even without native support.
Do I need to configure anything after installing a supported plugin?
No. Once the plugin is active, its fields are listed under Add more fields on the Export Fields step of Quick Export. You don’t need to enable anything separately. If the fields aren’t there, follow the steps under If expected fields are missing.
Why don’t I see fields for a plugin listed here?
Confirm the plugin itself is active, not just installed. The Export Modules screen shows its status, and the steps under If expected fields are missing, above, walk through the fix. If it’s active and you still don’t see its fields, open a support ticket so we can take a look.
Why does a module say Inactive when the plugin is installed?
Installed isn’t the same as active. Store Exporter Deluxe marks a module Active only when it detects the plugin running. Activate the plugin from the Plugins page, then click Refresh Status on the Export Modules screen.
Why does Install open another website instead of installing the plugin?
Store Exporter Deluxe can install some free plugins from WordPress.org directly. For every other plugin, including paid ones, Install opens the plugin’s own website so you can get it there.

Need help?

If you’re using Store Exporter Deluxe and a supported plugin’s fields aren’t showing up as expected, open a support ticket, and our team will help you sort it out.

If you’re using the free Store Exporter plugin, ask on the WordPress.org support forum, and our team will get back to you there.

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