Stocky access ends August 31, 2026

PURCHASE ORDER EXPORT

Preserve Stocky purchase orders without losing the cutover story.

How to review completed, open, and partially received purchase-order exports before Stocky access changes.

Why this matters

Historical purchase orders do not automatically move into Shopify. The difficult part is not just downloading them; it is retaining the status, supplier, SKU, cost, currency, and receipt evidence needed later.

PRACTICAL CHECKLIST

Fields worth checking

  1. 01

    Purchase-order number and status

  2. 02

    Supplier or vendor name

  3. 03

    Product SKU or variant identifier

  4. 04

    Ordered, received, and outstanding quantities

  5. 05

    Unit cost and currency

  6. 06

    Order, expected, and received dates

COMMON FAILURE POINTS

Problems worth finding while Stocky is still available.

Partial receipts

A partially received PO can be recreated incorrectly if received and outstanding quantities are not preserved separately.

Missing supplier context

Supplier names and codes often become the only practical route for reconstructing the vendor directory after Stocky.

Currency ambiguity

Do not assume every historical cost is in the store currency. Preserve the recorded currency and document the accounting conversion policy.

NEXT ACTIONS

Make an explicit decision for every open PO

1

List every open or partial purchase order

2

Confirm what was physically received

3

Choose close, recreate, or archive

4

Record the responsible owner and cutover date

5

Reconcile the final list to the replacement workflow

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Source: Shopify Help Center - Migrating from Stocky. ShelfClose is independent and is not affiliated with Shopify or Stocky.