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Everything the move actually needs, in the order that matters — the irreversible parts first. Loading… Your ticks save in this browser, so you can close the tab and pick up where you left off.
Paste this into Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. It briefs your assistant on the real deadlines and the constraints most merchants miss, then has it build a dated plan around your own store rather than a generic one.
Every step ticked. Your suppliers are out, your records are archived, and someone other than you can run a normal day on the new setup. Worth printing this page for the file.
Nothing else on this list works if stock is still moving through Stocky in the final fortnight.
Do this before the CSV exports. It is the only part of the move with no manual safety net once Stocky is gone.
EasyScan does exactly this. Suppliers → Import from Stocky validates your key, previews every supplier, flags duplicates and any already imported, then matches them to your Shopify vendors automatically. Start your 10-day free trial →
This is your tax, audit and buying history. Treat it as an archive you are keeping — not a file you will re-import later.
Leave Stocky tidy. Half-received orders are the thing that causes arguments in September.
These steps describe EasyScan, because it reads the Stocky API directly. The shape is the same wherever you land: connect, import, rebuild, then test with real stock.
A useful bridge: while Stocky is still running, EasyScan can print barcode labels directly from your Stocky purchase orders and stock transfers — open Reports and pick the order. No re-keying during the changeover.
Where this pays off: with sales history in place, EasyScan's Smart generate builds a purchase order for you with quantities already calculated from sales velocity, so reordering stops being a spreadsheet job.
A migration is not done when the data is in. It is done when someone who is not you can run a normal day on it.
Working through this list is a few evenings of admin. The supplier import is the part with a deadline on it — and the part EasyScan can do for you in a single pass while Stocky is still awake. Want the full picture first? See how EasyScan replaces Stocky feature by feature →
Start your 10-day free trial →Stocky is unavailable after 31 August 2026, and the Stocky API stops on the same day. Shopify keeps read-only access for at least 90 days after that, to roughly 29 November 2026, but that window is for downloading files by hand only — it does not keep the API running.
No. Shopify's own migration guide states that suppliers cannot be exported from Stocky. There is no CSV and no report. Supplier records are reachable only through the Stocky API, so any tool that moves them for you has to finish before 31 August 2026.
No. Historical purchase orders cannot be imported into Shopify. Its purchase order CSV upload only adds product line items to a new draft order, so past statuses, received quantities and supplier links do not carry across. Export them as records for tax and audit instead.
Stop raising new purchase orders in Stocky around 17 August 2026, about 14 days before shutdown, so in-transit stock can still land. Then move your suppliers out, because that is the only step with no manual fallback. Exports and setup can follow.
For most stores it is a few evenings of admin spread over a fortnight. The supplier import is the only part with a hard deadline attached; exports, rebuilding labels and training the team can happen either side of it.
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