Stocky shipped as a feature of Shopify POS Pro, not a separate app — so it's specifically retail and brick-and-mortar merchants who counted stock on the floor, reordered for the shop, and cut purchase orders through it who now need somewhere else for that work. Binly covers the same retail workflow, independent of which POS plan you run.
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Count stock by scanning with your phone while you're standing in the aisle — no handheld scanner to buy, no clipboard to reconcile afterward.
Reorder suggestions are based on how a product has actually been selling in your store, not a flat number picked at random.
Build a PO, send it to your supplier, and receive it by scanning barcodes as boxes come in — reconciled against what was actually ordered.
See it in action
Scanned counts, system counts, and variances, side by side — the same screen a floor count runs on from start to finish.
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The real Binly stocktake screen — counted quantity next to system quantity, with variance flagged automatically.
The retail gap
Stocky shipped bundled with the Shopify POS Pro plan rather than sold as its own product, which is why it's specifically retail and brick-and-mortar merchants who are losing a tool most of them didn't choose to install in the first place.
For a store with a physical shop floor, Stocky covered three everyday jobs: counting stock in person with a scanner during a stocktake, generating a reorder suggestion for the shop based on how items were actually selling, and cutting a purchase order to a supplier when it was time to restock. None of that is a nice-to-have for a retail operation — it's the routine that keeps shelves stocked and the count accurate.
How it works
The same retail routine Stocky covered, split into what happens on the floor during a count and what happens behind the counter to keep the shop stocked.
On the shop floor
Open a stocktake in Binly on any phone browser and point the camera at a barcode — no dedicated scanner hardware to buy or hand around the floor.
Every scan compares the counted quantity to Shopify's system quantity right away, so a shortfall shows up while you're still standing next to the shelf.
When the count is done, applying the stocktake posts the counted quantities to Shopify inventory directly — no separate adjustment step in Admin.
Behind the counter
Binly looks at how fast a product has actually been selling in your store before suggesting a reorder quantity — not a flat reorder point picked once and forgotten.
Build a PO for a supplier from a reorder suggestion, send it, and receive it later by scanning barcodes as the delivery comes in.
Set a threshold on the products that move fastest and get an email — or a Slack/Discord post — the moment stock crosses it, before a shelf actually goes empty.
One record, not three tools
A retail stocktake isn't useful in isolation — it feeds the reorder suggestion, which feeds the purchase order, which gets received by scanning the same barcode again.
A variance found during a floor count adjusts the same stock number a reorder suggestion is calculated from. Add that suggestion to a purchase order, send it to your supplier, and receive the delivery by scanning the same barcode you counted with — it's one product record throughout, not a spreadsheet handed between three separate tools.
The reorder screen a retail stocktake feeds into — quantities based on how the product has actually been selling.
Coming from Stocky
Stocky's stocktakes, reorder, and purchase orders were tied to the POS Pro plan specifically. Binly covers the same three jobs without depending on which POS plan you're subscribed to.
You don't need to keep paying for POS Pro just to keep the inventory workflow Stocky gave you — Binly runs from Shopify Admin and a phone browser either way. And Stocky itself stops working August 31, 2026 regardless, so any floor-count, reorder, or PO workflow built around it needs a new home before that date.
Pricing
Stocktakes and low-stock alerts start on Free. Reorder and purchase orders are part of Starter.
FAQ
Yes. Stocky shipped as a feature of the Shopify POS Pro plan (also available on Shopify Plus) rather than as a separate app purchase, which is why it's specifically POS Pro retailers who are forced to find a replacement now that it's retiring.
No. Binly runs from Shopify Admin and any phone browser, independent of which POS plan you're on. You can keep POS Pro for checkout and payments, or move to POS Lite, without losing barcode stocktakes, reorder, or purchase orders.
Yes. Open a stocktake in Binly on any phone and scan barcodes with the camera — no handheld scanner or dedicated hardware to buy.
Yes. Build a purchase order in Binly, send it to your supplier, and receive it later by scanning barcodes as stock arrives — reconciling counted quantities against what was ordered.
Stocky was delisted from the Shopify App Store on February 2, 2026, and stops working completely, including its APIs, on August 31, 2026.
Run your first floor stocktake in Binly before Stocky's August 31 deadline closes in.
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