18 days until Stocky shuts down

Stocky is closing. Here's the map.

On August 31, 2026 Stocky takes your forecasting, supplier records, reorder points and purchase-order history with it, and Shopify's native tools replace only part of that. Every feature below is mapped to where it lives next.

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“We have over 2,000 purchase orders in Stocky and no way to get them out.”
The migration problem, as merchants put it. RestockIQ imports your full PO history in minutes.

The parity map

Every Stocky capability, and exactly what happens to it, including the two things we deliberately don't do.

Stocky featureStatusHow it works now
Demand forecasting✓ ImprovedOne automatic model instead of Stocky's manual method picks: out-of-stock days excluded, promo spikes neutralized, weekly seasonality on Growth/Pro. No tuning.
Reorder suggestions✓ In RestockIQReorder point = sales rate x your supplier's lead time + safety stock. Suggested quantities restock to your target level, respect MOQs and round up to case/pack sizes.
Low-stock alerts✓ In RestockIQDaily or weekly email digest of projected stockouts, plus a dashboard and a stockout-risk report.
Purchase orders✓ In RestockIQDraft → sent → received, sequential numbering, payment terms, per-line discounts. Landed costs, invoice reconciliation and GRN export on Growth+.
PO from forecast✓ In RestockIQOne click: lines prefilled with suggested quantities and last costs.
Receiving - full & partial✓ In RestockIQPer-line quantities, safe to retry (never double-adjusts stock), remainder stays on order.
Email PO to supplier (with PDF)✓ In RestockIQPDF attached, optional logo, per-supplier email.
Suppliers✓ In RestockIQLead times, order minimums, notes, linked SKUs and POs. Per-SKU price lists with MOQs, pack sizes and quantity tiers on Growth+.
Vendor → supplier mapping✓ In RestockIQFuzzy-matched proposal on import; review and apply.
Reports (ABC, low stock, analytics, best sellers)✓ In RestockIQPlus inventory value, dead stock and sell-through, all filterable and exportable to CSV.
Multi-location✓ In RestockIQForecasts, inventory, POs and reports are per-location throughout.
Stocktakes / inventory counts✓ In RestockIQCount sessions per location, variance review, safe adjustments. On every plan.
Barcode scanning (receive & count)✓ In RestockIQUSB wedge scanners and phone-camera scanning, by barcode or SKU.
Bundles / kits✓ In RestockIQBundle sales explode into component demand at forecast time (Growth+).
Min/max stock levels✓ In RestockIQPer-location min/max; max is the restock target. (Stocky dropped min/max forecasting in 2025.)
Stocky data import✓ ImprovedTwo paths: direct from Stocky's API (until Aug 31 — one key, and it pulls suppliers, full PO history, plus the per-delivery received dates and true supplier costs that exist in no CSV export), or from the CSV exports (suppliers via paste, product costs/min/max, PO history, stocktake archive). Everything is safe to re-run, and every import ends with a line-by-line completeness report, so you see exactly what came over and what was skipped (imports failing silently at the migration moment is the #1 horror story with migration tools).
Stock transfersShopify nativeRemoved from Stocky back in 2025; Shopify Admin's native Transfers replaced it. We don't duplicate what native does well.
Barcode label printingNot plannedPOS-centric; out of scope for a planning app.
POS Pro integrationNot plannedRestockIQ is planning-first: forecast → reorder → PO → receive.

Export these from Stocky before August 31

Shopify does not migrate Stocky data anywhere. Per Shopify's help docs, read-only CSV export stays available for roughly 90 days after shutdown — but Stocky's API (the only source of per-delivery received dates and true supplier costs) switches off with the app on August 31. These four exports take about ten minutes and preserve everything RestockIQ can carry forward.

  1. Purchase orders - your full history

    Export the PO history CSV from Stocky. RestockIQ imports it as closed POs, so supplier spend and PO reports keep their history.

  2. Products - costs, min/max, supplier links

    Export the products CSV; it's matched back to your catalog by SKU on import.

  3. Suppliers - copy the table

    Stocky has no supplier export. Copy the supplier table straight off the Stocky screen and paste it in; names, emails and lead times are detected automatically.

  4. Stocktake & adjustment history

    Import the archive; it becomes a read-only report so audits keep working after Stocky is gone.

Want the long version?

The full migration guide covers what native Admin does and doesn't replace, the supplier-data trap, and an honest comparison of every Stocky alternative, competitors included.

Read the Stocky migration guide →