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Overview

WooCommerce supports custom variant attributes (e.g., size, color, style).


To ensure Omnivore can correctly import and build products with variants—and have them accepted by the marketplace—you need to map these fields in Omnivore.


If fields are not mapped correctly, you may see validation errors such as:


  • Variants do not have unique attributes


As a general rule, always check your WooCommerce field mapping in Omnivore. Follow the steps below to fix any issues:


How To Fix

  1. Check Products in Omnivore

    • Open your Omnivore dashboard. Products with mapping errors will usually show an error.

    • Confirm if the product is a variant type.

  2. Identify Variant Names in WooCommerce

    • Review the product in WooCommerce to see the variant names (e.g., size, colour, design).

  3. Map Fields in Omnivore

    • Navigate to Settings > WooCommerce Feed > Map Fields.

    • On this page, match each WooCommerce field (right column) to the corresponding Omnivore data field (left column).

    • For size variants, map to the Size line.

    • For colour variants, map to the Colour line.

    • Any other variant types must be added under Variant Attributes.

    • Use the drop-down menus to select the correct WooCommerce names. Refer to the screenshot below for guidance.

  4. Update and Import

    • Once all fields are mapped, click Update Settings at the bottom of the page.

    • Return to the Dashboard and select Import from WooCommerce to apply the changes.




Points To Consider

  • Size can be directly mapped to Size
  • Colour can be directly mapped to Colour
  • This change won't take effect until you do an Import from WooCommerce.
  • Both colour and size fields can have more than one field mapped.