Notes on reordering, for Shopify stores.
Plain answers about low stock, reorder amounts and the inventory reports Shopify gives you.
Can Shopify Notify You When Inventory Is Low? What’s Built In, and What Isn’t
What Shopify Flow, the inventory reports and Sidekick each do about low stock, where each one stops, and when one daily summary works better than alerts.
How Much Should I Reorder? A Simple Formula Using Sales Speed, Lead Time and Cover Days
Three numbers decide a reorder: how fast it sells, how long the supplier takes, and how long the order should last. Here’s the formula, with a worked example.
How to Find Shopify Products That Haven’t Sold in 90 Days
Shopify’s reports are built around what sold, so stock that never moves is easy to miss. Three ways to list it for the last 90 days, and what to do with it.
How to Get One Daily Low-Stock Email From Shopify (Not One Email per Variant)
Why Shopify low-stock alerts arrive one variant at a time, and the ways to get a single daily list instead: a scheduled Flow workflow, an export, or an app.
Low-Stock Reports After Shopify’s Stocky: What Shopify Covers Now, and What It Doesn’t
Shopify’s Stocky has been unavailable since August 31, 2026. What Shopify’s admin covers now for low stock and reordering, and what’s still missing.
Shopify Flow Low-Stock Alerts: Setup, Limits and Common Fixes
Set up a low-stock email in Shopify Flow using the trigger, condition and action names you’ll see, then fix repeat emails, missing emails and alert overload.
Shopify’s ‘Inventory Remaining per Product’ Report: The 28‑Day Math and What It Leaves Out
Shopify works out days of inventory remaining from a flat 28‑day sales average. Here’s the math, a worked example, and four things to check before you reorder.