Restocio guides
How to do one specific thing in Restocio, screen by screen. For why the numbers work the way they do, see the blog instead.
Getting started
Restocio FAQ, answers to the questions merchants ask most
Short answers to the questions merchants ask most: which Shopify permissions Restocio needs, what switching off a freight route does, why SKU Manager flags a product, which minimum order quantity wins, and the difference between Ignored and Discontinued.
Read more Getting startedWhat Restocio reads from your Shopify store, what it can change, and why it asks for each permission
Which six Shopify permissions Restocio asks for and what each one feeds, what it never reads about your customers, what it can change in your store and how to keep it from changing anything, and what happens to your data when you uninstall.
Read moreSettings
Supplier price or landed price, and how to pick it right
Whether Restocio should read your Shopify Cost per item as the supplier’s price or as a landed price with freight already in it, what each choice does to your margins, what goes wrong if it does not match your numbers, and how to switch later.
Read more SettingsThe freight mode toggles, and what turning one off does
Where the Boat, Train, Plane and Truck switches are, where each route’s travel days and price per kilo are typed, what changes in your plan when you switch a route off, and why Restocio can leave a switched-on route unused.
Read moreSKU Manager
Suppliers
How to set up a supplier in Restocio
What Production days, Handling days, Ships by, Travel days, Price per kg and Spare days on arrival do on a supplier’s Freight tab, which blank boxes use your store’s numbers, and how to edit many suppliers at once.
Read more SuppliersHow minimum order quantities work in Restocio, and which one wins
Where to type a product’s MOQ, a supplier’s MOQ per product and a pack size, which one Restocio uses when more than one is set, and why a supplier’s order minimum and the freight MOQ only warn you.
Read moreReplenishment
Restocio plans purchasing for Shopify stores that import. It works out what to order, how much, and whether it should travel by sea, rail or air, so you pay air freight only for the units that genuinely cannot wait.