No. The Import Export PowerTool does not modify a configuration package or change its internal table processing order. This is a completely free app from Insight Works for Business Central. The only thing the tool adds to a configuration package is a menu action that lets you export the package as a tab separated text file instead of an Excel file. The package definition, including its processing order, remains exactly as Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central manages it.
What the tool does with configuration packages
You can point the tool at an existing configuration package and use that package’s definition to drive an export, which is a convenient way to reuse the tables and fields you have already configured. When you do this, the tool reads the package to know which tables and fields to export and in what field order the package specifies. It does not alter the package while doing so. If you need to reuse careful field selections, configuration packages remain a useful template, and the tool simply gives you a faster export and a text file output.
Why the tool does not address package reordering
Because the tool does not change configuration package definitions, it cannot reorder the way a package processes tables, and it will not resolve issues that arise from how Business Central itself maintains packages, such as a package that appears to reset after an environment update. Those behaviors live in the native configuration package functionality. The tool sits alongside that functionality to speed up import and export, not to edit the package structure. If a package is losing its arrangement, that is a configuration package matter to investigate within Business Central rather than something the tool controls.
How to control order in your files
If your real goal is to control the order in which fields are imported or exported, you do that in the text file or in Excel, not by editing a package. In the file, the columns are processed in the order they appear, so you can rearrange columns to set the order you want. When you open an exported file in Excel, you can move a column before another and that becomes the order the tool uses on import. For table order across a multi table file, you can either arrange the tables in the file or rely on a configuration package definition to fix the export order, since the tool follows the order it finds.
A practical alternative to manual reordering
Rather than moving entries up and down by hand inside Business Central, many practitioners export the data, rearrange columns or table blocks in Excel, and import the file back. This gives you a fast, visual way to set the exact order you need without changing the underlying configuration package. It also keeps your package definitions stable, since the ordering work happens in the file rather than in the package.
Related Tools
Import Export PowerTool is the Insight Works app for fast import, export, update, and delete operations in Business Central. It can use a configuration package as an export template and add a text file export action, but it does not edit the package or its processing order.
The tool leaves your configuration packages unchanged, so it is not the way to reorder a package itself. Control field and table order in your import and export files instead, where rearranging columns in Excel gives you quick, repeatable control over processing order.