Switch from Sortly in one afternoon

Export the catalog, import it once, and every item is one record across every warehouse. Price and description updates apply everywhere — the thing Sortly users have to do per folder.

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The checklist

1

Export from Sortly

From Sortly, export items to a spreadsheet. Names, SKUs, quantities and prices are enough to start. Photos can come later.

2

Import once

In Count My Boxes, upload the CSV. Each row becomes one item — not a copy per folder. Live progress shows items done / total.

3

Add the other warehouses

Stock is tracked per location against that single record. Update a price or description once and it is correct everywhere.

4

Optional: we do the import

If you would rather not map columns, send the export. We migrate items, contacts and orders for free. Same-day is the usual case, not a promise we print on a billboard.

What you are leaving behind

Sortly is a solid visual asset tracker. The structural difference: an item filed in two folders is really two records, so a price or description change in one folder does not carry over. Count My Boxes treats each item as one record. Stock is per warehouse against that record. The longer comparison is Count My Boxes vs. Sortly.

Try it before you import anything

Open a sample warehouse with no signup. When you are ready, import the CSV — or we will migrate the catalog for free.

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