Print Shopify barcode labels from a purchase-order CSV

Import purchase-order quantities, resolve SKU matches and preview barcode labels before exporting a PDF.

Import and check the quantities

Export your purchase order as a CSV with sku and quantity columns, then import it into Dockside. The app matches each SKU exactly against your Shopify catalog and combines quantities for repeated SKUs. Review any missing or ambiguous matches, fix those rows in the file, and import it again. You can also select Shopify variants yourself.

Preview before printing

Choose a template with an existing Code128 or EAN-13 barcode and any title, SKU or current price you need. Select Avery 5160 or 5167 sheets, or supported thermal stock, then check the layout preview. Resolve invalid barcodes and overflow before exporting the PDF. Print a sample at 100 percent or Actual size, with Fit to page disabled, and check the alignment guide.

Limits

Dockside has no direct Stocky integration or supplier-format column mapper, so the CSV must use the required columns. Keep files within 100 KB and 250 product rows, and batches within 1,000 labels and 250 variants. Printing reads products but does not receive inventory, create purchase orders or assign barcode values. The free plan allows 100 exported labels per UTC calendar month, while Pro removes that monthly limit for 9 USD every 30 days.