The Stocky Shutdown Survival Guide

Shopify retires Stocky on August 31, 2026. This is your step-by-step checklist to migrate without losing your reorder forecasting or getting caught flying blind.

Before August 31

• Export your full Shopify product and sales history (last 90 days minimum). You'll want this historical data to seed your new forecasts.
• List your top 20 SKUs by units sold — these are where stockouts hurt most.
• Record your supplier lead times (days from order to shelf) for each.
• Note your current reorder points, if you have any, so you can compare.
• Pick a forecasting replacement and import your data before the cutoff.
• Set a recurring weekly 15-minute "what do I reorder" review.
• Turn on stockout alerts so you're warned with lead time to spare.

What to look for in a replacement

You don't need a heavy platform. You need a tool that answers three questions fast: what's about to sell out, how much to reorder, and which stockouts cost you the most. Bonus points for flat pricing that doesn't rise with your revenue.

Do it in 5 minutes

Restockly turns this entire checklist into a live dashboard. Import your export, and it instantly shows your reorder list, ranked by revenue at risk, and emails you a weekly summary so you never miss a reorder window.