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Getting started with StockY

Create your account, set up a workspace, and pick a public shop link you can drop into Instagram Direct.

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StockY products catalog on a MacBook, with photos, stock counts, sold and reserve actions
The products screen on a MacBook — search, low-stock badges, and reserve in one list.

Create an account

Open stock-y.com and tap Start for free. You can sign up with email and a password, or continue with Google.

Confirm your email if we send a link, then sign in. StockY will take you to workspace setup.

Name your shop

Give the workspace a name customers would recognize — for example Mia's Boutique. Choose a currency (UAH, USD, EUR, PLN, or GBP) so prices show correctly on product cards.

Pick a shop link in English letters, numbers, and hyphens. This becomes your public catalog: stock-y.com/en/s/your-shop. Keep it short so it is easy to paste into Direct.

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StockY settings with shop link, currency, Instagram, WhatsApp, and Telegram
Set the shop link, currency, and the Instagram / WhatsApp / Telegram buttons on public cards.

Find your way around

After setup you land on Products. That is your catalog. Owners and full-access teammates also see Clients, Reservations, Orders, Alerts, Team, Reports, and Settings.

If someone joins with the Stock only role, they open Pack instead — a faster screen for looking up a SKU, packing holds, and updating stock.

  • Products — photos, sizes, prices, and quantities
  • Pack — type a SKU and pack reserved orders
  • Settings — shop link, Instagram, WhatsApp, Telegram, and alerts

Add your first product

Tap Add product, give it a name and selling price, and upload a photo. You can add sizes and colors later — one item is enough to see how stock, links, and reservations work.

When you are ready for the next step, read how to add products with photos, sizes, and prices.

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Adding a product in StockY from a MacBook: photo, name, and public shop link
Adding a product from a MacBook — drop in a photo, name, and the public link for Direct.

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