Hi everyone,
I was wondering if this Stocky’s API is still functionnal : API documentation
I appreciate everything is going down on 31st of August but keen to know if we can still use that to extract PO’s until then ?
Thanks a lot
Hi @Pipokx .
Hope you are doing great.
The docs page is still up API structure is still listed.
To be sure it works, test the purchase orders.json endpoint directly.
For certain until Aug 31, check with Shopify support.
Hey @SectionKit team, thanks a lot 
Hello there @Pipokx
The Stocky API is still live until the deprecation date, so you can use this method for extracting POs for now. It’s better to keep your calls for read, rather than build another dependency on it, the way stability probably won’t improve. A good work around is to schedule exports of your purchase orders using Stocky reports, or manual exports using the Shopify admin alongside the API so that you have continuity, your endpoint could fail any time before August 31.
Agreed the above API should be good at least until Aug 31.
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We think Shopify merchants deserve a robust, stable and long term way to handle Purchase Orders (and the re-ordering/receiving processes that come with them) in a way that fits their business, and not at an additional cost.
It seems Shopify will be releasing API’s for native purchase orders in the coming weeks (or months).