Customers

Specialty retail, run on Stokk.

Stokk runs in production across pet supplies, beauty, and design and homeware: stores, warehouses, web shops and wholesale. The same platform fits any retailer that buys from suppliers and sells across locations.

01Customers

Running live retail, every single day.

Pet supplies

Stores, a central warehouse and a web shop · moved from AGR

A pet-supplies chain with stores in several towns, a central warehouse and a busy web shop. It moved to Stokk from AGR. Its buyer orders from the Morning Brief, store managers confirm a top-up from the warehouse every week, and anyone on the floor can check a shelf against the live figure in the ERP and correct it on the spot.

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Beauty

In store, online and wholesale

A beauty retailer selling in store, online and to wholesale customers. Its floor staff learn the range and the rituals on their phones, it reviews prices with Stokk’s pricing rules, checks shelves against the live ERP, and new products arrive tagged with brand and category by Stokk AI.

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02Start with one job

Not everyone uses everything. Everyone gets something back.

Each module pays for itself on its own. Pick the job that hurts most today and switch on the rest when you’re ready.

03Built for

Retail like yours.

The same platform, shaped to your range. If you buy from suppliers and sell across locations, this is how it fits.

Built for

Furniture

Long lead times · showroom-direct · high unit cost

When a wrong call costs three months, a forecast per showroom and orders that show minimum orders and freight keep showrooms supplied without over-ordering to be safe.

Built for

Fashion and apparel

Seasonal drops · sizes and colours · fast markdowns

A forecast per item and store, so each size and colour lands where it sells, and seasonal pushes split by what each store sold last season.

Built for

Hardware and DIY

Deep catalogues · trade and retail · bulky stock

Store top-ups for thousands of items, with weekly counts and put-away on the floor, so trade and retail demand are both covered without a yearly shutdown.

Built for

Toys and hobby

Sharp Christmas peaks · licensed-product spikes

Seasonal lines bought for the season from last year’s pattern, then wound back down before the new year.

Built for

Sporting goods and outdoor

Seasons · size runs · stock spread across stores

Per-store top-ups and moves between stores across the seasonal swing, with counting and labels on the floor.

Built for

Specialty food

Short shelf life · frequent reorders · supplier minimums

Frequent orders sized to demand, with the Morning Brief flagging what will run out before the next delivery could land.

Your business, next

See Stokk on a business like yours.

Half an hour on a working sample, then we map it to your ERP, your stores and your suppliers.