Preserve source evidence
Store original CSV bytes, filenames, hashes, unfamiliar columns, parsed rows, and warnings without replacing earlier runs.
Stocky shuts down August 31, 2026
Preserve the history Stocky will not move for you.
Keep the original CSV evidence, compare SKU gaps and reported location names against Shopify, and leave with a reviewable action list—not a promise that historical purchase orders can be imported.
Open Shopify adminInstalls and sign-ins begin from Shopify-owned surfaces. We never ask you to type a shop domain here.
Merchant outcomes
A migration record you can defend
Find real reconciliation gaps
Compare Stocky SKUs with Shopify products, variants, costs, barcodes, vendors, and current location names using read-only GraphQL access. The app does not infer per-SKU quantities by location.
Hand off actionable work
Export every audit finding, supplier evidence, a cutover checklist, and Shopify-format draft line-item files for open purchase orders that can be derived safely.
Important boundaries
Know what can—and cannot—move
Supplier records need reconstruction. Shopify's transition guidance says suppliers cannot be exported directly from Stocky. Preserve supplier clues from purchase orders and custom SKU reports, then recreate the records manually. Read Shopify's transition guidance.
Open work is not historical history. Open Stocky purchase-order rows can be packaged into Shopify's current draft line-item CSV format when identity and remaining quantity are safe. Ambiguous or duplicate rows are withheld for manual review.