How to move your Stocky data to Sumtracker

Sumtracker is subscription (recurring monthly/annual plans): An inventory, bundling, and purchase-order management platform for Shopify and multi-channel sellers, billed as an ongoing subscription.

  1. Export your Stocky suppliers with StockyLift. Paste your Stocky API key into the extension, run the export, and download a CSV (or JSON backup) of your full supplier list — the export stocky suppliers button Stocky itself never had. Get StockyLift →
  2. Export purchase orders separately. In Stocky, open Purchase Orders and use Stocky's own CSV export. StockyLift exports suppliers only.
  3. Check what the supplier CSV contains. The guaranteed Generic CSV includes all 18 supplier fields Stocky's API exposes. Destination presets are beta, so compare headers with the destination's current template before a large import.
  4. Import into Sumtracker. Sign in to Sumtracker, locate its supplier import tool, and upload a small test file first. Consult Sumtracker's current help center because field names and import support change. Find Sumtracker on the Shopify App Store →
  5. Reconcile the count. Confirm the number of suppliers imported into Sumtracker matches the number exported from Stocky, then keep your original CSV/JSON files as a permanent backup.

Do this before August 31, 2026 — that is when Stocky's API goes offline for good (the stocky api sunset). See the full migration checklist for every deadline.