Export Stocky Purchase Orders Before the Shutdown

Stocky replacement planning gets easier if you save the data first.

Shopify merchants looking at the Stocky sunset usually jump straight to "what app should replace it?" That is the right question later. The urgent question is simpler: what evidence can you still export now?

Before choosing a new inventory system, make a local checkpoint of:

• purchase order history
• received item quantities
• supplier names and lead-time notes
• SKU, barcode, cost, tax, and location columns
• current inventory reports you use to calculate reorders

Do not assume the next tool can reconstruct this from partial exports. A clean CSV or JSON snapshot lets you compare future reorder suggestions against what Stocky actually held.

A practical review flow:

1. Export Stocky purchase order and inventory data while the old surface is still available.
2. Keep an untouched copy as evidence.
3. Flatten purchase-order lines into one row per item: SKU, title, ordered quantity, received quantity, cost, location, and status.
4. Mark fields that Stocky does not expose clearly instead of guessing them.
5. Build the new PO or reorder worksheet from the reviewed data, not from memory.
6. Keep supplier contact details in a separate manual spreadsheet if Stocky does not export them.

For the PO-history checkpoint, a browser-side helper such as Stocky PO JSON to Shopify CSV exporter can flatten exported Stocky purchase-order data into a review worksheet before you test the next workflow.

This will not replace a full inventory system or write anything back to Shopify. The value is narrower: get historical PO data into a shape you can audit before rebuilding reorder and receiving processes somewhere else.