CSV Import & Export

If you'd rather edit prices in a spreadsheet, B2B Price Tiers round-trips your whole catalogue through a single CSV. Export, edit in Excel or Google Sheets, then import back.

Export

Export produces one sheet with these columns:

SKU, Name, LW Trade Price, LW Retail Price, <tier names…>

So the first four columns are the SKU, its name, and the Linnworks Trade and Retail prices, followed by one column for each of your tiers, named exactly as your tiers are named.

Exported B2B Price Tiers CSV opened in Numbers, showing SKU, Name, LW Trade Price, LW Retail Price and Enterprise/Trade/Wholesale/RRP columns

Number formats: price cells accept both UK/US (1,234.56, 12.50) and European (1.234,56, 12,50) formats, with or without a £/€/$ symbol. Anything ambiguous is rejected with a per-row error rather than guessed at.

Import

Import reads a CSV back in and updates your tier prices. The rules it follows:

Preview before writing

Import always shows a preview of what will change before anything is written. Check it, then confirm to apply.

CSV import preview drawer showing rows parsed, prices ready to write, matched tiers and unknown SKUs skipped

A clean round-trip. The easiest workflow is: Export → edit only the tier columns you want to change → Import. The LW Trade Price and LW Retail Price columns are there for reference; tier columns are what import writes.

Imported prices are manual overrides. Like grid edits, prices brought in via CSV are overrides. If you later run Apply All Rules on a tier that has a rule, the rule recomputes and replaces the imported values for that tier.