What has shipped in StockCue, newest first. StockCue is our Shopify inventory forecasting and purchasing app — it works out what to reorder, when, and from whom, then drafts the purchase order for you.
StockCue ships continuously rather than in numbered builds. The version numbers below group work by the date it went live and are here for reference on this page — you will not find them inside the app or on the App Store listing. The dates and the changes themselves are exact.
A currency bug that mispriced every purchase order, and three fixes to the receiving screen.
FixedPurchase orders were priced in dollars regardless of the supplier’s own currency. Every PO now shows, exports and emails the correct currency.
FixedThe unit-cost field was too narrow to show the figure you had just typed.
FixedA receiving form could not be submitted, and a checkbox sat against the wrong line.
ImprovedThe "Expected" column on receiving now reads clearly as an expected quantity rather than an ambiguous number.
v1.5.0
Search everything from anywhere, plus a fix to demand history that affected forecasts.
NewA global command palette: jump to any screen, supplier, report or section from anywhere in the app without navigating the menu.
FixedSome orders never became demand history, because Shopify returns order ids as numbers where the app expected text. Affected history is picked up on the next nightly recalculation, so forecasts correct themselves.
FixedBarcode label printing returned a 404 instead of the print sheet.
FixedPlan gating corrections: POS scan-to-receive was reachable on Starter, where it is a Growth feature, and six paid features were listed against no plan at all.
ImprovedLayout fixes across the admin — stretched status badges in six places, and cards rendering flush against each other in four sections.
v1.4.0
Profitability reporting, POS scanning, barcode labels, and batch and bin tracking.
NewProfitability reporting: ranked product profitability, margin by vendor, margin over time, and ABC classification weighted by margin rather than revenue alone. Each with its own CSV export.
NewStockout reporting: how long each variant spent out of stock, and an estimate of the revenue that cost you.
NewSaved and scheduled custom reports — build a report once and have it arrive on a schedule.
NewAsk inventory questions in plain language and get an answer from your own data.
NewShopify POS: stock lookup by scan, scan-to-count, and scan-to-receive.
NewBarcode generation and label printing.
NewExpiry, lot and batch tracking, and bin / sub-location tracking within a location.
NewShopify Flow triggers and actions, so StockCue events can drive your own automations.
NewImport a supplier’s own document straight into a draft purchase order.
ImprovedCost basis is now currency-safe, and the reports distinguish a line excluded for its currency from one that simply has no price.
v1.3.0
Per-location forecasting, product bundles, dropship POs, and an inventory reconciliation screen.
NewPer-location forecasting: velocity, reorder points and alerts calculated per location, with the buying planner reading the same figures. Where a number could not be split honestly by location, the app says so rather than guessing.
NewBundle support. Native and manually built bundles sync their components, bundle availability is computed from them, and a bundle sale explodes into component demand so the parts get reordered.
NewABC classification on the buying planner and on the purchase-order PDF.
NewDropship purchase orders, which never touch your inventory levels.
NewEffective-dated supplier prices — record a price change from the date it applies.
NewRecurring cycle-count schedules, and manual stock adjustments that require a reason code.
NewAn inventory reconciliation screen showing drift between StockCue and Shopify, what failed to write, and the write policy being applied.
NewAuto-approve and auto-send rules for automated purchase-order drafts.
NewA state-driven onboarding checklist on the dashboard.
ImprovedRefunds now correct demand history against the original sale date, so a refunded order stops inflating that day’s velocity.
ChangedReport CSV export moved down from the Growth plan to Starter.
v1.2.0
Five kinds of alert, Slack delivery, quiet hours, and min/max stock rules.
NewOverstock, reorder-soon and PO late/arriving detectors, alongside the existing low-stock and stockout alerts.
NewCustom alert thresholds by vendor and location, and alert delivery to Slack.
NewNotification controls: quiet hours, unsubscribe per alert reason, and a filter scope so you only hear about the locations you buy for.
NewMinimum and maximum stock rules and promotion uplift, both feeding the nightly recalculation and explained in the "Why this quantity?" drawer.
NewForecast settings: outlier exclusion, trend sensitivity, and honest handling of variants with thin sales history.
NewAn inventory-adjustment audit export.
ImprovedLanded cost now apportions duties and other fees correctly, including negative adjustments, and cost changes after a PO leaves draft are audited.
ImprovedWhere a lead time was substituted rather than quoted by the supplier, the forecast now says so. The same applies to what the supplier reliability metrics actually measure.
FixedPurchase-order emails now reply to the merchant rather than to Devmerx support.
v1.1.0
The Stocky importer, the buying planner, transfers between locations, and explainable forecasts.
NewThe Stocky importer: suppliers, product-to-supplier assignments, lead times and open purchase orders, with a completeness score, a downloadable migration summary, and a remediation step against every error rather than a bare failure.
NewThe buying planner — everything you need to buy, grouped by supplier and sorted by urgency, with MOQ and case-pack rounding applied and minimum-order-value warnings surfaced. Tick the lines and it drafts one PO per supplier.
New"Why this quantity?" — an explanation of how each suggested order quantity was reached, down to the rounding rule that changed it.
NewStock transfers between locations, with send, receive and failure handling.
NewReporting: low stock, open POs, count variance, inventory value and inventory-health metrics, each exportable as CSV, plus CSV export on Purchase Orders, Suppliers, Stock Counts and Alerts.
NewSupplier reliability metrics on the supplier detail page.
NewScan-to-receive on purchase-order detail.
NewAutomated purchase-order drafts on a schedule, with a draft-review email.
ImprovedLanded cost is preferred over list cost where it is known, and last-purchase and landed cost are shown per supplier assignment.
ImprovedAn archived supplier still driving a forecast is now disclosed on the planner instead of quietly influencing the number.
v1.0.0
First release as StockCue: forecasting, alerts, purchase orders, receiving and counts.
NewCatalog sync from Shopify — products, variants, inventory levels, locations, and 24 months of order history backfilled.
NewNightly demand forecasting: sales velocity blended across a recent and a baseline window, with a reorder point and days-of-cover on every variant.
NewReorder-point alerts, with search, filtering and pagination across alerts, suppliers, purchase orders and stock counts.
NewSuppliers with lead times, costs, MOQs and case packs, by CSV or one at a time.
NewPurchase orders, emailed to the supplier as a PDF, then received in full or in part with the inventory written back to Shopify.
NewStock counts with blind mode and variance review in money before you apply it, and barcode scanning that finds an item across every page of a count.
NewLifecycle email: welcome, catalog-ready, sync-failed, SKU-cap, weekly summary and re-engagement, each switchable off in Settings.
NewAnnual billing at two months free alongside the monthly plans, and a public health endpoint reporting the deployed build. (Current prices live on the product page — a changelog entry is the wrong place to pin a figure that changes.)
ChangedThe app was renamed from Reorderly to StockCue across the admin, its emails and the App Store listing. Existing installs carried over; nothing needed reinstalling.
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