WordPress and WooCommerce

Import, export, migration, and backups

Move portable custom products between WordPress, Shopify, JavaScript, staging, and production without carrying store data.

Guide overview

01

Choose the correct export

Use partial JSON for a view, template, theme, or diagnostic snapshot. Use a complete .asuka.zip package for a product that must remain usable on another installation.

The complete package includes media, state, presets, manifest, and checksums but excludes WooCommerce IDs, customers, orders, billing, licenses, and secrets.

Open Import / Export.

Maintenance and support tools in Asuka Designer for WordPress.
Use the available diagnostics when preparing a contextual support request.

Choose partial or complete scope.

Download and archive the package.

Keep the source product until the destination is verified.

02

Import and relink

The importer validates extension, archive structure, manifest, checksums, media, and size before creating the product. Review imported assets and permissions before publishing.

WooCommerce product and variation links belong to the destination store and must be assigned after import.

Upload the package.

Configuration audit for an Asuka Designer product.
Audit the saved product link, views, permissions, and required media.

Review the validation report.

Save the imported product as a draft.

Relink WooCommerce products and run a storefront test.

Still blocked?

Open a contextual request so support receives the platform and recent diagnostics automatically.

Contact support