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Migrating from Stocky to Bookkeep Inventory

Bookkeep Inventory is a direct replacement for Stocky. When you migrate, your key Stocky data — suppliers, purchase orders, receiving history — are auto-imported into Bookkeep.

What's Included in the Migration

What's New in Bookkeep Inventory

Bookkeep Inventory includes everything Stocky offered, plus several features Stocky did not have:

How to Connect Stocky and Run the Import

Step 1: Copy your Stocky API key into Bookkeep

  1. Open Stocky.
  2. Go to SettingsAPI key access
  3. Copy your API key.
  4. Open the Bookkeep Embedded app in your Shopify account and go to Purchase Orders → Settings.
  5. Paste your Stocky API key into the field provided.
  6. The import will automatically run and pull in all your suppliers and purchase orders from Stocky.

Note: Click Run Import to re-run the import at any time. Import is safe to run multiple times. If you continue using Stocky after connecting it, re-running the import will pick up any new suppliers or purchase orders added since the last run.

Working with Your Migrated Data

Suppliers

After the import, your Stocky suppliers appear in Bookkeep. You can:

Purchase Orders

Your Stocky PO history is available in Bookkeep. You can:

Receiving a Purchase Order

  1. Open the purchase order and click Receive.
  2. You can do multiple partial receipts — for example, receive 3 units on one receipt and the remainder on another.
  3. Enter the invoice number for the receipt.
  4. Enter the quantity received for each line item.
  5. Add any landed costs (see below).
  6. Save the receipt. Bookkeep will sync the updated cost to Shopify automatically.

Congrats! You're almost up and running in Bookkeep Inventory. For Part Two, visit Configure Your Cost Tracking Method in Bookkeep.