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Stocky stopped working on 31st August 2026

A Stocky alternative built for Shopify brands in 2026

Shopify delisted Stocky from the Shopify App Store on 2nd February 2026, and it stopped working on 31st August 2026. Shopify's own purchase orders, transfers and stock counts now do most of what Stocky did. Canopy Inventory covers the part they don't: reorder planning, meaning weeks of cover, reorder-by dates and buy quantities from your Shopify sales. It does not import Stocky data or costs, scan barcodes, run stock counts, receive stock or create purchase orders.

Illustration of a merchant replacing Stocky with Canopy Inventory

Is Canopy Inventory a Stocky replacement?

For reorder planning, yes. Canopy Inventory is a read-only Shopify app that shows weeks of cover for every SKU (how long your stock lasts at your current sales rate), when each product runs out, what to reorder and the cash to buy it at your Shopify Cost per item. On Growth and Pro, incoming purchase orders are entered by hand. It is not a full Stocky replacement: there is no Stocky import, no barcodes, stock counts or receiving, and it does not create purchase orders. For those, use Shopify's own purchase orders, transfers and stock counts.

What happened to Stocky?

Stocky was Shopify's own inventory app. Merchants used it for purchase orders, receiving, stocktakes, transfers and reorder suggestions.

Shopify delisted Stocky from the Shopify App Store on 2nd February 2026, and Stocky stopped working on 31st August 2026, along with its APIs. Shopify says merchants have read-only access to export their data for at least 90 days after that. It has not published a fixed end date, so check Shopify's notice in your admin.

Your core Shopify data, including products, orders and stock levels, was never stored in Stocky and is unaffected. Purchase orders, stocktakes and cost history kept in Stocky are not moved into Shopify, so they need exporting before read-only access ends, and Shopify says suppliers can't be exported at all. Here is how to export your Stocky data.

Export your Stocky data while read-only access lasts. Canopy Inventory cannot import it, so keep your own copy.

What Canopy replaces, and what it doesn't

Canopy covers the reorder-planning part of Stocky. For purchase orders, receiving and transfers, use Shopify's own purchase orders and transfers in your Shopify admin.

FeatureStockyCanopyYou
Reorder suggestions from Shopify sales
Incoming purchase orders countedYes, entered by hand (Growth and Pro)
Create purchase ordersNo, use Shopify purchase orders
Receiving stockNo, use Shopify purchase orders
Barcode scanning
Stocktakes and stock countsNo, use Shopify stock counts
Stock transfersNo, use Shopify transfers
Imports Stocky data or costsn/a
Works after 31st August 2026Yes, once live (coming soon to the Shopify App Store)
No import of Stocky data or costs
No receiving, barcodes or stock counts
No creating purchase orders in Shopify
Never writes stock or anything else to Shopify

Where the rest of Stocky lives in Shopify

Shopify recommends its own inventory tools for the jobs Canopy does not do. These are in your Shopify admin and need no extra app.

Purchase orders and receiving

Shopify purchase orders, received through a linked transfer. Partial deliveries are recorded as shipments.

Shopify Help Center

Moving stock between locations

Shopify inventory transfers, in the admin or in Shopify POS.

Shopify Help Center

Stocktakes and spot checks

Stock counts in the admin, or Quick count in Shopify POS.

Shopify Help Center

Adjustments and barcodes

Inventory adjustments in the admin, with reasons and history. Quick count on Shopify POS supports barcode scanning.

Shopify Help Center

Getting your Stocky data out

Download each purchase order as a CSV and save your reports while read-only access lasts. Suppliers have to be copied by hand.

Shopify Help Center

Source: Shopify Help Center, “Migrating from Stocky to Shopify inventory management”, checked on 6th November 2026.

What Canopy Inventory does

See how many weeks of stock each product has left, when it runs out, and what to reorder.

Weeks of cover per SKU

How long your stock lasts at your current sales rate, worked out from a 7, 14, 30, 45, 60 or 90-day sales window. Units sold inside bundles are counted.

Stockout and reorder-by dates

When each product runs out, and whether you need to order now or the order was already due. Out-of-stock products are flagged, and so are dead stock and overstock.

Suggested buy quantity and cash needed

A buy quantity that covers lead time, safety stock and target cover, rounded to pack size and MOQ, plus the cash to buy it at your Shopify "Cost per item". On Pro, a Top 3 actions list and cash budget planning show which buys fit the cash you enter.

Incoming stock you enter by hand

On Growth and Pro, add purchase orders already on their way so they are deducted from suggested buy quantities. Reorder settings can be set for the whole shop (and per supplier or SKU on Growth and Pro). Every view exports to CSV.

Canopy Inventory was built for and used daily by a UK Shopify brand.

Andrew Simpson

Founder, Canopy Inventory

Pricing

Free for up to 50 SKUs. Paid plans have a 14-day free trial and Shopify bills them.

Free

$0/month

Weeks of cover for your 50 most recently sold SKUs.

  • Weeks of cover for up to 50 SKUs (those with the most recent sales)
  • Stockout date, reorder-by date, buy quantity and cash to buy on every row
  • Shop-wide reorder settings: lead time, target cover, safety stock, minimum order, pack size
  • CSV export

Growth

$39/month

Every SKU, incoming purchase orders and per-supplier settings.

  • Everything in Free, for every SKU
  • Incoming purchase orders you enter by hand, deducted from buy quantities
  • Reorder settings per supplier and per SKU

Pro

$79/month

Growth plus Top 3 actions and cash budget planning.

  • Everything in Growth
  • Top 3 actions list: urgent buys first, then the actions worth the most
  • Cash budget planning: buys that fit the cash you enter

How to move from Stocky to Canopy

Step by step, including the jobs Canopy does not do.

01

Export your Stocky data while read-only access lasts

Shopify says you have read-only access for at least 90 days after 31st August 2026; check Shopify's notice in your admin for the exact date. Download your purchase orders as CSV, save your reports and stocktakes, and copy your suppliers by hand, because Shopify says they can't be exported.

02

Move purchase orders, receiving, counts and transfers to Shopify

Create purchase orders and receive stock, run stock counts and move stock between locations with Shopify's own tools in your Shopify admin. Canopy does not do these jobs.

03

Install Canopy Inventory

Canopy reads your products, stock and sales from Shopify. It is read-only and never writes to your store.

04

Set your reorder settings

Add lead time, safety stock, target cover, pack size and MOQ for the whole shop (and per supplier or SKU on Growth and Pro). These drive the suggested buy quantities.

05

Re-enter incoming purchase orders by hand

Canopy cannot import Stocky data. On Growth or Pro, enter any orders still on their way so they are deducted from reorder suggestions.

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Stocky questions answered

What changed, and what Canopy Inventory does and doesn't replace.

Shopify delisted Stocky from the Shopify App Store on 2nd February 2026, and Stocky stopped working on 31st August 2026. Shopify says merchants have read-only access to export their data for at least 90 days after that. It has not published a fixed end date, so check Shopify's notice in your admin.

Shopify recommends its own inventory tools in the Shopify admin: purchase orders (received through a linked transfer), inventory transfers between locations, stock counts, inventory adjustments and custom inventory reports. For reorder help it points to Sidekick, its AI assistant.

No. Canopy has no Stocky import or migration tool, and it does not import Stocky costs. It reads your products, stock and sales directly from Shopify, so your sales history is already there, and it uses the Cost per item already in Shopify. On Growth and Pro, incoming purchase orders you still need counted are re-entered by hand.

Reorder suggestions and seeing what to buy. Canopy works out weeks of cover per SKU (how long your stock lasts at your current sales rate), stockout and reorder-by dates, a suggested buy quantity and the cash to buy it at your Shopify Cost per item. On Growth and Pro, incoming purchase orders you enter by hand are deducted from suggested buy quantities.

Canopy does not create purchase orders in Shopify or send them to suppliers, receive stock, scan barcodes, run stock counts or transfer stock. Use Shopify's own purchase orders, transfers and stock counts in your Shopify admin for those.

No. Canopy is read-only. It never writes stock, costs or anything else to your store.

Free for your 50 most recently sold SKUs. Growth is $39 a month and adds every SKU, incoming purchase orders and per-supplier and per-SKU settings. Pro is $79 a month and adds a Top 3 actions list and cash budget planning. Paid plans have a 14-day free trial and Shopify bills them.

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