Migration guide · Updated August 2026

Stocky shuts down August 31, 2026. Here's the migration path.

Shopify has confirmed Stocky stops working entirely on August 31 — purchase orders, receiving, and every Stocky API. Your historical data goes read-only for a limited export window, and it does not move into Shopify by itself. This page is the checklist, plus an honest map of where each workflow can live afterward.

Do this before August 31

The export window after shutdown is limited, and some records can't be exported at all — do it while Stocky is still alive.

Export your purchase order history

Stocky's reports can export past POs as CSV. These do NOT migrate into Shopify automatically — if you want the paper trail, export it yourself.

Write down your supplier list

Supplier records can't be exported from Stocky. Copy names, emails and payment terms somewhere safe before the lights go out.

Finish or cancel open POs and transfers

Anything mid-flight on August 31 stops being manageable in Stocky. Close the loop while the receiving screen still exists.

Check your product costs are current

Whatever tool you move to will build on Shopify's "cost per item" field. If Stocky was your source of cost truth, sync it across now.

Pick where purchase orders live next

Shopify's built-in POs cover the basics. If you need landed cost, margin on the PO, or receiving across multiple deliveries, you'll want an app — that's the table below.

Where each Stocky workflow can live

Honest mapping — including the things RestockRadar deliberately does not do.

You did this in StockyShopify built-in POsRestockRadar
Create purchase orders with supplier detailsYesYes — costs, prices and stock pre-filled
See cost, sell price and margin on the POPartial — margin column often blankYes — margin computed against landed cost
Landed cost (freight, duty) on received stockNoYes — allocated per unit, cents-exact
Receive a PO across multiple deliveriesAll-or-nothing in most flowsYes — per-delivery log with packing-slip refs
Product cost updates when stock arrivesManualYes — weighted average, written automatically
Reorder suggestionsNoYes — ranked by dollars of waiting demand
Stocktakes / cycle countsBasic quick countNot built — use Shopify's inventory counts
Barcode scanningOn POSNot built
Inventory transfers between locationsYes — built into ShopifyNot built — Shopify's transfers cover this
A RestockRadar purchase order showing landed cost and margin per line
RestockRadar's PO: unit cost, retail, landed cost and margin per line — the columns the Stocky-replacement threads asked for by name.
45 seconds, narrated: the whole loop from purchase order to received stock.

Fair questions

Can RestockRadar import my Stocky data?

Not automatically today. Your product costs carry over through Shopify's own cost-per-item field, which we read and keep updated. Export your PO history from Stocky for your records — and if an importer would change your decision, email support: it's the kind of thing we build when merchants ask.

Why doesn't it do stocktakes or transfers?

Deliberate scope. Shopify's built-in counts and transfers are decent and free; the gap merchants actually complained about is purchase orders — landed cost, margin, real receiving. We'd rather do that completely than everything thinly.

What does it cost?

There's a free plan. Purchase orders with landed cost and receiving are on the Pro plan at $44/month — billed through Shopify, 14-day free trial. Full pricing is on the homepage and the app listing.

Is the shutdown date real?

Yes — Shopify's help center confirms Stocky was removed from the App Store in February 2026 and stops functioning on August 31, 2026, with a limited read-only window for exports afterward.

Move the paperwork before the deadline does it for you.

Install free, build a purchase order against your real catalog, and see the landed cost before you commit to anything.

Install RestockRadar