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Merge Woocommerce Orders and Customers

I personally faced this problem and able to turn it around by a lot of efforts and time investment but you can go smoothly on it, So take a deep breath and relax you are at right place where you will got the solution for topic "Merge Woocommerce Orders and Customers Effectively For Free" so let's jump into that quickly.

We strongly Recommend to take the backup of your website before actually following the steps below.

Steps are as follows we are taking example as Site A to export and Site B to import :- 

Export the Customers First From Site A as follows(NO PLUGIN REQUIRED):- 
  1. Go to the database of site A and export two tables named(wp_users and wp_usermeta)
Import the Customers Into Site B as follows(NO PLUGIN REQUIRED):- 
  1. Go to the database of site B and import the tables exported from site A.
  2. That's all you are done the all the users are imported successfully.
And as suggested you don't need to invest any amount on some sort of plugins go ahead and merge the orders by following steps:- 
  1. Install the free plugin by webtoffe on both of the sites.
  2. https://wordpress.org/plugins/order-import-export-for-woocommerce/
  3. Follow the steps as per the plugin guidelines and you are done, Cheers.

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