Csv download from the new PO's creation, replacing stocky? It was a quick and easy way to create barcoded labels for all received stock items

Technical Q&A
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Since Stocky is going away will there be a way to get a csv download of received items in the new PO creation link under Products. Stocky is currently the only quick way to create barcode labels for incoming stock for POS locations.

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Hey @PBN1 ,

Indeed, there is a major operational gap right now when it comes to barcode printing workflow.

To figure out the cleanest way to extract and route that data for you, I’d look into two things:

  • Your Printing Setup: Once you have the CSV of received items, what software or hardware are you using to actually generate the labels (e.g., Dymo, Zebra, Shopify’s Retail Barcode app)?

  • Partial Deliveries: If a PO is only partially delivered, do you need the CSV to strictly isolate the newly received units, or the entire original PO?

Curious to hear how you are handling the transition!

Thanks,

Julien

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Disclosure up front: I build LabelCraft. The CSV export-then-reimport dance is exactly the gap Stocky left. LabelCraft reads a received Transfer or Shipment directly and prints exact-size labels for every line item, so there’s no CSV step at all. It also prints from a pasted or uploaded SKU list if you’d rather skip Transfers, and generates a valid GS1/EAN-13 for anything missing a barcode so it scans at the till. Free up to 200 labels a month if you want to try it on your next received batch. Whatever you land on, export your Stocky data before Aug 31, it doesn’t migrate automatically.

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If it helps, we do support label printing in the PO app we recently built - completely free, to help merchants as Stocky goes away.

Check it out at Stockroom - Stockroom ‑ Purchase Orders - Unlimited purchase orders, receiving & sync with QuickBooks | Shopify App Store - we’re making it completely free for everyone. We think Shopify merchants deserve a robust, stable and long term way to handle Purchase Orders in a way that fits their business.

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@PBN1 same gap. Native POs still don’t give you a clean “received lines to labels” path the way Stocky did.

On the CSV question specifically: even if you can export, the painful part is usually partial deliveries. You want labels for what actually arrived this shipment, not the original ordered qty. Exporting the whole PO and hand-editing counts is how people lose an afternoon.

Full disclosure: I built FlochLabels for exactly that workflow after hitting the same wall. It reads native Transfers, pre-fills label counts from received quantities, generates missing in-store EAN-13s and saves them back to the product, and prints Avery/Dymo PDFs. There’s also CSV import if your PO still lives outside Shopify.

It’s live on the App Store now (free tier, no card):

If you try a print and the sheet doesn’t line up on your printer, reply here or DM:I’ll help you get a clean PDF. Alignment is the thing that usually bites first.