What comes across
- Suppliers - created in Stockful, or merged with a matching supplier you already have.
- Price lists - each supplier’s products with their supplier SKU and cost, worked out from your Stocky purchase history and exports.
- Purchase orders - your historical orders, imported as Closed records with their costs and landed cost reconstructed, tagged so you can find them.
- Stock adjustments - imported as performed adjustment records for the history.
- Product costs - each product’s average cost is seeded where you don’t already have one, so margins are right from day one.
The import never changes your live stock. Historical orders and adjustments come in as records only - it won’t move inventory or write to Shopify.
How it works
1
Connect
Paste your Stocky API key. Stockful pulls your suppliers, purchase orders and stock adjustments straight from Stocky.
2
Upload exports (optional)
Add Stocky’s CSV exports to fill in detail the API doesn’t carry, such as price-list costs and supplier codes. Stocky emails these to you one at a time.
3
Review
See exactly what will come in - new suppliers, matched products, purchase orders, adjustments and prices. Anything already imported is skipped.
4
Import
Stockful creates it all. You’ll get a summary of what landed when it’s done.
After importing
A few things Stocky can’t export, so you add them once in Stockful:- Lead times, pack sizes and minimum order values - set these under each supplier and its price list.

