Step-by-step guide
Stocky shuts down on August 31, 2026. This guide walks you through installing InventoryIQ, exporting your Stocky data, and importing it — products, suppliers, lead times, and reorder points — in under five minutes.
Shopify removed Stocky from the App Store on February 2, 2026. Existing installs continue to work until August 31, 2026, after which the app stops syncing and any unsaved data is no longer recoverable. Migrating early — while you can still log into Stocky to export — is much easier than waiting.
~1 min
Open the InventoryIQ listing on the Shopify App Store and click Add app. You'll be asked to approve the standard read permissions (products, orders, inventory, locations). InventoryIQ never modifies your inventory levels or pushes orders to your customers — it's a planning layer that sits on top of your existing Shopify data.
The first sync takes about 30 seconds to a couple of minutes depending on catalog size. You can move on to step 2 while it runs.
~2 min
From your Shopify admin, open Apps → Stocky. You'll need to export two reports:
Stocky → Reports → Products (or Stock report). Click Export → CSV. This carries your unit costs, lead times, supplier names, and reorder points.
Stocky → Suppliers. Click Export at the top right. This carries supplier emails, payment terms, and notes.
Save both files somewhere you can find them — your Downloads folder is fine. We'll upload them in the next step.
~1 min
Inside InventoryIQ, go to Settings → Import from Stocky (or visit /import-from-stocky directly). You'll see two drop zones — one for products, one for suppliers.
Drag your Stocky exports into the matching zones. InventoryIQ will read the files and show you a preview of every change before anything is saved:
When the preview looks right, click Apply changes. If anything looks off, click Cancel and nothing gets written.
~1 min
Open the InventoryIQ dashboard. You should now see:
That's it. You're off Stocky and on a modern, AI-driven planner with 15 weeks of runway to spare before the August 31, 2026 shutdown.
Install InventoryIQ now and you'll be importing your Stocky data in two minutes.
No. The importer only writes planning data — lead times, supplier records, and reorder points. Stock counts stay owned by Shopify and continue to update automatically via webhooks. Even if you upload a wonky CSV, you cannot corrupt your real inventory.
InventoryIQ accepts the common variations ("SKU" / "Variant SKU" / "Product SKU", "Cost" / "Unit cost" / "Supplier cost", and so on). If your file has a header we don't recognize, the importer will tell you exactly which column it couldn't find. Email the file to support@ecominventoryiq.com and we'll add the mapping within a day.
They're listed in the "skipped" section of the preview with the reason "no matching SKU in your products" and never written. This is usually retired SKUs or test products — review the list to confirm, then proceed.
Yes. The importer is idempotent: re-importing the same CSV will show "0 changes" because nothing differs from what's already saved. Re-importing a corrected version overwrites only the fields that changed.
We deliberately don't import open POs in v1. In practice, Stocky users finish their open POs in Stocky and start fresh in InventoryIQ — importing half-completed POs causes more confusion than it solves. If this matters to you, email support and we'll help you migrate them by hand.
Yes — every account currently gets a 30-day free trial (extended from our usual 14 days) through August 31, 2026 to give Stocky users time to evaluate without pressure. No promo code needed.
Email support@ecominventoryiq.com with your CSV files attached. We'll personally walk you through the import — usually within a few hours, always within one business day.