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How to Map Products in Bulk Using Excel - Prefilled Sheet
How to Map Products in Bulk Using Excel - Prefilled Sheet
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Written by Moishe
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If you want to map your products using the blank template, jump to Blank Template Mapping Sheet.

Prefilled Data:

Column A - Product ASIN

Column B - Product SKU

Column C - Product Title


Required Feilds:

Column D - Type in the Quickbooks item name. This is the item ConnectBooks will use to import the sales/refunds in Quickbooks for the respective marketplace SKU.

Optional fields:

Column E - If you want Connectbooks to have a category for this item, or if you want ConnectBooks to export the sales for this item to a specific class in Quickbooks, please fill in the category/class in column C.

Column F - This column will need a simple “Yes” or “No”. This refers to whether ConnectBooks should create a new item in QuickBooks if the item in Column C doesn’t yet exist in QuickBooks.

If you enter “Yes”, a new item will be created in QuickBooks with the name in column C, If you enter “No”, it will only map the SKU to the item name referenced in Column C if it is already an existing QB item. Otherwise, it will remain unmapped. (By default if this column is left blank, ConnectBooks will not create a new Quickbooks item).

Multi-Pack Items:

Column G - This column is only used for Multi-packs. If you buy a product from the vendor as a one-pack, and sell it on Amazon as a two-pack, enter the number of items included in the pack.

Important note: if you buy and sell the item in the same quantity, (For example, if you buy an item in Quickbooks as a 3 pack, and sell it on Amazon as a 3 pack.) ignore this field.

Group Items:

If you sell multiple different items as a single SKU, you can map it by using multiple lines on the mapping sheet. See Screenshot :

Column H - This column is only used for group items (Multiple different items being sold together)

Enter the percentage of the total cost of each item (for example, if you sell a camera and camera case together, and the cost of the camera is $90, and the cost of the case is $10, you would enter 90% for the Camera SKU and 10% for the Camera Case SKU in the percentage fields for those items.)

Group Percent - To calculate the Group percentage:

  1. Obtain the total cost of the group.

  2. Take each individual cost and multiply it by 100.

  3. Divide it by the group’s total cost.

  4. Repeat these steps for each item.

Column I - If you Export with QB classes, and you want ConnectBooks to create a subclass for each QB item, Type in “Yes”, if not, ignore this field.

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