How to Export Orders from Joor, NuOrder, and Faire

Whether you're headed back from market or managing year-round wholesale orders, you'll need to get your order data out of platforms like Joor, NuOrder, and Faire. Here's exactly how to do it.

Exporting from Joor

Joor (accessed via JoorAccess.com) makes it fairly easy to download your order data once you know where to look.

Step by step:

1. Log in to your Joor account and navigate to Orders.

2. Find the order you want to export and click to open it.

3. In the top right corner, click the Download button (the down arrow icon).

4. Select Excel as the format.

5. Save the file to your computer.

The Excel file will include product names, style numbers, colors, sizes, quantities, wholesale costs, and suggested retail prices. This is the format MyMarketOrders expects — no reformatting needed.

Pro tip: Export each order individually. One file per brand keeps things clean and maps to one purchase order in your POS.

Exporting from NuOrder

NuOrder exports can be a little trickier because different brands set up their catalogs differently, which means your export format can vary.

Step by step:

1. Log in to NuOrder and go to Orders.

2. Click into the order you want to export.

3. Click Export (usually top right).

4. Choose Excel format.

5. Save the file.

Important note about NuOrder formats: NuOrder exports come in several different layouts. Some use paired columns (Size 1 / Qty 1, Size 2 / Qty 2). Some list each size as a separate column header. Some put each size on its own row. And some use Delivery columns for quantities.

MyMarketOrders detects and handles all of these formats automatically. If your export looks weird, don't worry — upload it and we'll parse it correctly.

If your export is missing product names: Some simplified NuOrder exports only include style numbers, not product names. MyMarketOrders will flag this with a warning and use style numbers as placeholders. You can edit names on the review screen before importing.

Exporting from Faire

Faire is the most straightforward of the three.

Step by step:

1. Log in to Faire and go to Orders.

2. Click into the order.

3. Click Download and choose Excel.

4. Save the file.

Faire exports include brand names, product names, variants (color/size), quantities, and wholesale costs. One thing to watch: Faire often doesn't include suggested retail prices. If yours is missing, MyMarketOrders has a built-in markup calculator (default 2.2x) that will calculate retail for you during the review step.

Tips for All Platforms

Export one order at a time. Each Excel file should be one brand's order. This maps cleanly to one purchase order in your POS.

Don't modify the Excel file. MyMarketOrders reads the raw export format. If you open it in Excel, move columns around, or resave it, the column detection might break. Just download and upload as-is.

Save files with descriptive names. Something like "JOOR-VeronicaBeard-Jan2026.xlsx" makes it easy to find later and keeps your import history organized.

Check for multiple sheets. Some Joor exports put summary data on the first sheet and line items on the second. MyMarketOrders reads all sheets and finds the right data automatically.

Once you've got your exports, head to MyMarketOrders and start importing. The whole process — upload, review, import — takes about 2-3 minutes per order.

Need more detailed guidance? Check out our export guides with screenshots for each platform.