July 3, 2026 · 7 min read
Stocky shutdown checklist: what to export before August 31, 2026
Shopify is retiring Stocky on August 31, 2026. It was delisted from the App Store back in February 2026, and inventory transfers were removed in July 2025 — the shutdown has been coming in stages. After the final date you lose access to the app, so anything you haven’t exported is gone.
This is the checklist to work through now, while Stocky is still live. It’s ordered by priority — do the top items even if you do nothing else.
1. Export your purchase order history (do this first)
Export every purchase order as CSV. This is the most valuable file you can pull out of Stocky, because it doubles as your supplier data: each line records the supplier, the products ordered and the cost paid.
Stocky has no supplier export — no way to download your suppliers, lead times or costs as a list. The PO history CSV is how you get that information out despite that. See how to export suppliers from Stocky for the full workaround.
2. Export your stocktake reports
If you want a historical record of physical counts and the adjustments that came out of them, export your stocktake reports as CSV before the shutdown. New apps won’t have this history.
3. Copy the data nothing can reconstruct
Some fields live only in the Stocky supplier record and appear in no export. Open each supplier and copy these into a spreadsheet by hand:
- Supplier contact email and phone.
- Lead time (days from order to delivery).
- Minimum order quantity or minimum order value.
- Account numbers, payment terms and free-text notes.
These are the fields that are lost forever on August 31 if you don’t capture them now.
4. Note your reorder settings
Write down any per-product reorder points and target stock levels you’ve tuned inside Stocky. You’ll want to re-create the important ones in whatever tool you move to.
Migrating off Stocky?
Reorda rebuilds your supplier database automatically from your purchase order history — the one thing Stocky never let you export. $19/month flat, 14-day free trial.
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| Data | Status |
|---|---|
| Purchase order history | ✅ Exportable as CSV |
| Stocktake reports | ✅ Exportable as CSV |
| Product → supplier + cost links | ♻️ Rebuildable from PO history |
| Supplier contacts, lead times, MOQs, notes | ⚠️ Manual copy only — lost if skipped |
5. Pick your replacement and import
Once you’ve got your PO history CSV, you can move it straight into Reorda. On import, Reorda rebuilds your product-to-supplier links and last costs automatically, so your new purchase orders auto-fill the supplier and price from day one — no retyping. Reorda is $19/month flat with a 14-day free trial.
Frequently asked questions
When is Stocky shutting down?
Shopify is removing Stocky on August 31, 2026. It was already delisted from the Shopify App Store in February 2026, and inventory transfers were removed in July 2025. After August 31, 2026 you lose access to the app and anything still inside it.
What data do I lose forever when Stocky shuts down?
Anything that only lives inside a Stocky supplier record — supplier contacts, lead times, minimum order quantities and per-supplier notes — is lost unless you copy it out manually first. Purchase order and stocktake reports can be exported as CSV, so those are recoverable.
What's the single most important thing to export from Stocky?
Your full purchase order history as CSV. It contains, for every order, the supplier, products and cost paid — which lets you rebuild your supplier database even though Stocky has no supplier export.
Can I import my Stocky data into a new app?
Yes. Reorda imports your Stocky purchase order history CSV and rebuilds your product-to-supplier links and last costs automatically, so you don't start from scratch.
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