https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/ This is a discussion forum for all issues arising in e-commerce, or computing issues affecting small business en Sun, 19 Jul 2026 11:27:13 GMT vBulletin 60 https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/images/techron/misc/rss.png https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/ https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/showthread.php?14210-Inventory-data-issues-after-migrating-from-Shopify-Stocky&goto=newpost Tue, 14 Jul 2026 15:55:56 GMT Has anyone here migrated away from Shopify Stocky... Has anyone here migrated away from Shopify Stocky or moved to a different inventory or ERP system?

I?m researching which data can become unreliable during or after the migration, especially:

open purchase orders
partially received orders
incoming inventory
supplier information
product costs
inventory history
replenishment rules

I?m particularly interested in real cases where a data issue caused overordering, stockouts, duplicate purchases, or manual purchase-order reviews.

Anonymous examples are completely welcome. I?m not selling anything; I?m simply trying to understand what actually goes wrong in practice.

Even a brief reply describing what happened would be very helpful. ]]> Antonio Jose https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/showthread.php?14210-Inventory-data-issues-after-migrating-from-Shopify-Stocky https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/showthread.php?14207-What-should-small-businesses-include-in-a-backup-and-recovery-plan&goto=newpost Thu, 02 Jul 2026 10:17:37 GMT A backup and recovery plan is something many... A backup and recovery plan is something many small businesses only think about after a problem happens. However, even a simple plan can make a big difference if files are deleted, a device fails, a system goes down, or the business is affected by a cyber incident.

The first step is to decide which information is most important. For most small businesses, this may include customer records, finance documents, emails, shared files, website data, project files, and any software used for daily operations.

The next step is to decide how often backups should take place. Some businesses may only need daily backups, while others may need more frequent protection depending on how often their data changes.

A good backup and recovery plan should include:

1. A list of important business data
2. A regular backup schedule
3. Secure cloud or off-site storage
4. Access control for backup files
5. Regular restore testing
6. A clear recovery process
7. Contact details for the person or team responsible

One important point is testing. Having backups is not enough if the business does not know whether files can be restored properly. Regular testing helps confirm that the backup process is working and that important data can be recovered when needed.

A backup and recovery plan does not need to be complicated. It just needs to be reliable, tested, and easy to follow when something goes wrong.

Shared by Sprint Integration, a UK IT support provider helping businesses with managed IT support, cyber security, cloud solutions, backup, and disaster recovery. ]]> Jonnybrook https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/showthread.php?14207-What-should-small-businesses-include-in-a-backup-and-recovery-plan https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/showthread.php?14206-E-commerce-platforms-that-support-cryptocurrency-payments&goto=newpost Wed, 01 Jul 2026 16:32:23 GMT Do you all like this type of e-commerce platform? Do you all like this type of e-commerce platform? ]]> ECommerce Issues fcl1892 https://forums.smallbusinesscomputing.com/showthread.php?14206-E-commerce-platforms-that-support-cryptocurrency-payments