Stocky and its API are removed from Shopify on 31 August 2026. Stockful's guided import wizard brings your suppliers, price lists, purchase-order history and stock adjustments across in minutes - without touching a single unit of live stock. On the other side, you land on native purchase orders.
Stockful pulls your history directly out of Stocky, so the migration has to run while Stocky is still switched on. Once the API is off, your suppliers, price lists and purchase-order history can't be recovered.
The wizard pulls the records you built up in Stocky and rebuilds them inside Stockful. Your Shopify sales history comes across separately - up to two years of it, pulled at install - so forecasts and reports work from day one.
Every supplier with its full price list - supplier SKU, cost, pack size, minimum order quantity, lead time, primary supplier and minimum order value - ready to order against on day one.
Past orders arrive as closed records with landed cost reconstructed, so what you actually paid per unit survives the move and keeps feeding your average cost.
Your stock corrections come across as numbered adjustment documents - the same paper trail you kept in Stocky, ready for the next audit.
History imports as records. Your live inventory levels stay exactly as Shopify has them; the wizard never writes a stock change.
A guided wizard inside Stockful. Nothing moves until you say so.
Paste your Stocky API credentials. Add CSV exports too if you have them - optional, and useful for anything the API doesn't expose.
See exactly what the wizard found - suppliers, price lists, purchase orders and adjustments - and what it will create, before anything is written.
The import runs and your records appear in Stockful. Everything arrives as net-new, so running it again never duplicates.
The wizard is built to be re-run. It creates net-new records and leaves your live stock alone, so a partial or repeated import is never a mess to clean up afterwards.
Stockful doesn't hand purchasing back to Shopify. Orders are created, sent, received and costed in the app - so the history you just imported has somewhere to continue.
This page is the how. If you're still deciding, the comparison covers what you gain and what changes when you leave Stocky.
Import your suppliers, price lists and purchase-order history, then pick up where you left off on native purchase orders.