The Logistified Stocky alternative for Shopify
Shopify has shut Stocky down, and your purchase orders, stocktakes and supplier data won't move on their own. Logistified imports your Stocky export and gives you forecasting, purchasing, transfers and receiving in one actively-developed app.
Move off Stocky in three steps
Logistified is built to absorb your Stocky data, not make you start over.
Export from Stocky
Download your completed Stocky purchase orders, stocktake history and cost data as CSV while read-only export access lasts (at least 90 days after the shutdown).
Import into Logistified
Use the guided importer to map suppliers, supplier-variant links (lead time, MOQ, pack size, cost) and open purchase orders.
Forecast & reorder
Run demand forecasts, generate purchase and transfer orders, and receive stock with barcode scanning, all in one place.
Logistified vs Stocky
Stocky lost features from 2025 and shut down in August 2026. Here's what you get instead.
Forecasting & planning
Purchasing & transfers
Receiving & inventory
Suppliers & returns
Data, continuity & extras
| Feature | Logistified | Stocky (shut down) |
|---|---|---|
| Forecasting & planning | ||
| Multi-model demand forecasting | ||
| Reorder points & predicted stockout dates | ||
| Min/max replenishment | Removed in 2025 | |
| Purchasing & transfers | ||
| Purchase Orders | ||
| Transfer Orders between locations | Removed in 2025 | |
| MOQ, pack-size & constraint rules | ||
| Receiving & inventory | ||
| Barcode receiving & stock takes | ||
| Multi-location automation | ||
| Incoming reconciliation vs Shopify | ||
| Suppliers & returns | ||
| Supplier directory & performance | ||
| Return Orders (RMAs) & supplier credits | ||
| Data, continuity & extras | ||
| Imports your Stocky CSV / XLSX export | ||
| Actively developed & supported | ||
| BOM / component planning (via Assemblified) | ||
| Xero accounting sync | ||
| AI Agent (MCP) access | ||
"Can't I just use Shopify's built-in tools?"
Shopify's native inventory and purchase-order features are a fine starting point, but they are deliberately basic. They don't forecast demand, don't optimize order quantities against MOQs and pack sizes, don't handle returns to suppliers, and have no concept of a bill of materials. Brands with multiple locations, real suppliers, wholesale channels or manufacturing quickly outgrow them, which is exactly the gap Stocky used to fill, and that Logistified now fills better.
- Multi-model demand forecasting, not just on-hand counts
- Constraint-aware purchasing (MOQ, pack size, container fill)
- Multi-location transfers and demand aggregation across stores
- Returns, supplier credits and component-level BOM planning
Stocky migration FAQ
When did Stocky shut down?
Shopify shut Stocky down on 31 August 2026. It was removed from the Shopify App Store on 2 February 2026, min/max forecasting and inventory transfers were already removed in 2025, and the Stocky APIs stopped working on 31 August 2026, which also broke any third-party tools connected to it. Shopify keeps read-only export access open for at least 90 days after the shutdown.
Will my Stocky data migrate automatically?
No. Shopify will not move your purchase orders, stocktakes or supplier records to its native tools, and supplier data cannot be exported from Stocky at all. Export everything you can while read-only access lasts (purchase orders, stocktakes, cost history) and rebuild supplier data in your new system.
How do I move from Stocky to Logistified?
Install Logistified, then import your Stocky CSV/XLSX exports. Logistified maps suppliers, supplier-variant links (lead time, MOQ, pack size, cost) and purchase orders. From there your forecasting, transfers and receiving continue in one app, with capabilities Stocky never had.
Is Logistified more expensive than Stocky?
Stocky was bundled with Shopify POS Pro. Logistified is a standalone plan starting at $12/month with a 14-day free trial, and it adds demand forecasting, multi-location automation, constraint optimization and BOM planning on top of the basics Stocky covered.
What about Shopify's native purchase orders?
Shopify's built-in tools cover basic purchase orders and inventory, but lack demand forecasting, multi-model planning, constraint rules, RMAs, supplier credits and BOM/manufacturing support. Brands with multi-warehouse, wholesale or manufacturing workflows usually need more.
Can Logistified handle bundles or manufacturing?
Yes. By connecting Assemblified, Logistified plans and purchases at the raw-material and component (BOM) level, ordering the parts behind your finished products, not just the finished SKUs.
Don't wait for the export window to close
Bring your Stocky data into Logistified now and keep your replenishment running without a gap. 14 days free, no per-SKU fees.