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Stocky retires August 31, 2026

The Stocky alternative for multi-vendor Shopify retailers

Shopify is folding stock counts and transfers into its native inventory tools. But the work Stocky never did — vendor POs in, shipments received, products published — still needs a home. That's Invoe.

Shopify keeps

Stock counts and transfers move into Shopify's built-in inventory management. If that's all you used Stocky for, you're covered.

Stocky retires

The app itself shuts down August 31, 2026. Supplier lists, Stocky POs, and the workflows built around them need somewhere to go before then.

Invoe picks up

Everything before the shelf: PO capture from any vendor, receiving against the order, true landed cost, and Shopify-ready products your team reviews and publishes.

The work
Stocky
Invoe
Reads purchase orders (PDF, photo, CSV)
No — manual entry
Yes — any vendor format
Creates Shopify-ready products
No — products must exist first
Yes — descriptions, tags, SEO, variants
Receiving verification
Stock counts
Against the original PO, in-app or at POS
True landed cost (shipping + fees)
No
Yes
Vendor records
Basic supplier list
Terms, contacts, order history
Barcode labels for incoming product
Limited
Yes — from PO, orders, or catalog
Demand forecasting
Yes
No — not what Invoe is for
Stock transfers
Yes
No — Shopify native covers this

Honest note: Invoe doesn't forecast demand or move stock between locations — Shopify's native tools own those now. Invoe owns the incoming side. See the full comparison.

Switching takes an afternoon, not a project

Step 1

Install from the App Store

Invoe — Inventory & Receiving installs into your Shopify admin in a minute. Your catalog syncs automatically.

Step 2

Upload your open orders

Drop in the POs you’re still waiting on — PDFs, photos, or CSVs. Invoe reads every line item, cost, and ship date, and your incoming board fills itself in.

Step 3

Receive and publish as trucks arrive

Check shipments in against the original order, catch shortages and price changes, and push finished products to Shopify when you’re ready.

Questions retailers ask before switching

Is Stocky shutting down?

Yes. Shopify removed Stocky from the App Store in February 2026 and retires it entirely on August 31, 2026. Core features like stock counts and transfers are moving into Shopify’s native inventory management.

Does Shopify’s built-in inventory replace Stocky?

Partly. Shopify’s native tools cover stock counts and transfers. What they don’t cover is everything before products exist in Shopify: reading vendor purchase orders, receiving shipments against the original order, tracking true landed cost, and publishing finished products. That gap is what Invoe owns.

How do I move my purchase orders from Stocky to Invoe?

Upload them. Invoe reads any PO format — PDF, photo, or CSV — and turns each one into a tracked order with vendors, line items, costs, and ship dates. There is no export/import mapping project; the reader itself is the migration tool.

What does Invoe cost?

Plans start at $79/month after a 14-day free trial, billed through Shopify. See the pricing page for what each plan includes.

Does Invoe do demand forecasting or stock transfers?

No. Shopify’s native inventory tools handle transfers, and forecasting is not what Invoe is for. Invoe handles the incoming side: from the moment you place a vendor order to the moment products are live in your store.

More detail: Invoe vs Stocky, side by side · Pricing · All FAQs

Don't wait for the shutdown date.

Bring one open PO and see your incoming board fill itself in. Free for 14 days.

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