Shopify shut Stocky down on August 31, 2026. Export access runs “at least 90 days” after that — with no exact end date announced. Here’s exactly what to export, what’s already gone, and how to rebuild it.
The converter runs entirely in your browser — your files never leave your device. Prefer paper? Download the 2-page checklist (PDF).
All of them come out of Stocky’s own Reports screens as CSV files.
Stocky → Reports → Purchase orders
This is where your supplier names, historical unit costs and receiving dates still live — the backbone of your cost history.
Stocky → Reports → Products
A fallback cost source for any product that’s missing a receipt.
Stocky → Stocktakes / Reports
Useful if you want to reconstruct counts and starting quantities later.
Stocky → Reports → Sales
Keeps your reorder rhythm intact while the new app backfills 2 years of sales from Shopify.
Three things were never in the CSV files. Budget ~10 minutes to rebuild them.
| What’s missing | How to rebuild it |
|---|---|
| Supplier contacts & payment terms | From your own PO emails — or type them in once; the app remembers them per supplier. |
| Exact partial-receipt quantities | Check shipments against the reconciliation report; it lists anything that needs a manual touch. |
| Supplier notes & reminders | Worth rebuilding: MOQ, lead times, “call before ordering” — they never survived the export either. |
Suppliers, dated cost history and open POs, rebuilt from your own files. 100% local.