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Printing barcode labels for a partial receipt in Shopify

In Stocky you received what came in and printed labels for exactly that. In Shopify, labels "aren't printed directly from the purchase order screen, and they don't auto-populate from a partial receiving event." Here are Shopify's own workarounds, and when they get old.

Shopify's workarounds

Shopify prints barcode labels with its Retail Barcode Labels app, from the product list. For a partial receipt its migration guide says:

  1. Small receipt: select the received variants and enter the quantities by hand.
  2. Large receipt: export the transfer's receiving ledger to CSV, then use a spreadsheet to drive label printing, or use a third-party labeling app.

Source: Shopify Help Center: Migrating from Stocky to Shopify inventory management, checked November 12, 2026.

Where it goes wrong

How Sutler does it

Receive the shipment in Sutler, against the purchase order, and print labels from that receipt: one label per unit actually received, nothing from earlier deliveries. Templates cover Dymo, Zebra and Avery sheets, and the labels come out as a PDF you print from any computer.

Quick answers

Can Shopify print labels from a purchase order?

No. Shopify's help center says labels aren't printed directly from the purchase order screen and don't auto-populate from a partial receiving event.

How do I print labels for a partial receipt in Shopify?

Shopify says to select the received variants and enter quantities manually for a small receipt, or export the transfer's receiving ledger to CSV and drive printing from a spreadsheet for a large one.

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What Sutler doesn't do

What Sutler does and doesn't do: Sutler suggests what to reorder from your sales, lead times and minimums, with the math shown, but makes no promise about forecast accuracy, and it does not do transfers between locations. What it does is the purchasing desk: purchase orders, receiving, labels, stocktakes and landed cost, and it imports your Stocky export into working purchase orders.

Sutler is in early access and not yet on the Shopify App Store. Facts about Stocky and Shopify on this page come from the Shopify Help Center: Migrating from Stocky to Shopify inventory management, checked November 12, 2026. If Shopify changes that page, this one will be corrected.