June 23, 2026 · 6 min read

How to migrate from Stocky to Reorda (step-by-step, 2026)

Stocky is being retired on August 31, 2026. If you’ve picked Reorda as your replacement, here’s the exact order to do the migration in — so nothing gets lost and your new store is ready to order from day one.

Step 1 — Export your purchase order history from Stocky

This is the single most important file. In Stocky, export your full purchase order history as CSV. It records, for every order, the supplier, the products and the cost paid — which is how Reorda rebuilds your suppliers even though Stocky has no supplier export.

Step 2 — Copy the fields no export contains

Some supplier details live only inside Stocky and appear in no CSV. Open each supplier and copy these into a spreadsheet now:

• Contact email and phone.
• Lead time (days from order to delivery).
• Minimum order quantity or value.
• Account numbers, payment terms and notes.

Step 3 — Install Reorda and import the CSV

Install Reorda from the Shopify App Store, then import your Stocky purchase order history CSV. On import, Reorda rebuilds your product-to-supplier links and last costs automatically, so when you create your first new purchase order the supplier and price auto-fill — no retyping.

Step 4 — Fill in the manual supplier fields

Add the lead times, MOQs and contact details you copied in Step 2 onto the matching suppliers in Reorda. These power low-stock ordering suggestions, so they’re worth the few minutes.

Step 5 — Run one real purchase order end to end

Create a PO, email it to a supplier, then receive it against your inventory. Doing one full loop confirms everything is wired up before you rely on it. See how receiving works in Reorda.

Step 6 — Leave Stocky installed until August 31

There’s no rush to uninstall. Keep Stocky as a read-only reference until you’re fully settled — or just let Shopify remove it on the shutdown date.