EMRA picks up the everyday work Stocky did: incoming inventory, supplier lead times, low-stock alerts and receiving. Built into the Shopify admin, with no POS Pro requirement.
These are the parts of Stocky your team used most. EMRA does each one today, inside the admin you already work in.
Log what is on its way and track it against what you ordered, so you can see what is late or short before it lands.
Keep supplier records and lead times in one place, and see which SKUs will run out before a reorder can arrive.
Set alerts on the SKUs that matter and get warned before you sell out, with predicted sell-out from real order velocity.
Receive a shipment and write the new stock straight back to Shopify, so your counts match what actually arrived.
Stocky told you what was low. It did not tell anyone to do something about it. EMRA turns a low-stock moment into a ticket with steps, an owner and a due date, so nothing slips when a person is out.
Your whole team sees what needs doing today, on one board, with comments and mentions where the work happens.
This is the part no inventory tool doesFocused on the day-to-day work, not a full feature audit. Both run inside the Shopify admin.
| Everyday job | Stocky (after 31 Aug 2026) | EMRA |
|---|---|---|
| Manage inventory | Retired | Yes |
| Incoming inventory and receiving | Removed | Yes |
| Supplier lead times | Limited | Yes |
| Low-stock and predicted sell-out alerts | Basic | Yes |
| Alerts become assigned tasks | No | Yes |
| Dead stock and fastest movers | No | Yes, in Insights |
| Needs POS Pro | Yes | No |
Flat, catalogue-simple pricing. No revenue-based tiers and no per-order fees.
Charges are billed in USD, with recurring charges every 30 days. Every paid plan starts with a 14-day free trial.
Try EMRA free, bring your suppliers across, and have alerts, incoming inventory and receiving running well before Stocky goes dark.
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