Moving off AGR, in plain English.
AGR is a capable planner with years behind it. If your buyers still rebuild orders by hand, or you want the shop floor on the same system, here is an honest comparison and what moving actually looks like.
Capability by capability.
| What you need | AGR | Stokk |
|---|---|---|
| Forecasting | Statistical and machine-learning models, configured per setup | AI-driven: five models scored nightly, checked by Stokk AI |
| Reviewing orders | Planner screens and exceptions | The Morning Brief: one board, a reason on every line |
| Checking each line | The buyer | Stokk AI, when the order opens |
| Store replenishment | A draft every morning, per store | |
| Moves between stores | ||
| Counting on phones | Not included | Built in, posts to your ERP |
| Picking, labels and carrier shipping | No | |
| Till, loyalty cards and staff training | No | |
| Setting it up | Configuration-led | Done with you by a person |
Drawn from AGR’s public product pages at agrinventory.com. AGR’s features change; if something here is out of date, tell us and we’ll fix it.
Credit where it’s due.
AGR has years of planning experience, machine-learning forecasts, automated store replenishment and moves between sites. If your team is happy in it, keep it. Teams move to Stokk when they want orders they can read at a glance, an AI check on every line before it goes out, and the shop floor on the same data as the buying.
A typical plan, about two weeks.
- Week 1
Connect
Connect your ERP and bring in two years of sales, current stock, suppliers and lead times.
- Week 1
Calibrate
Forecasts and ABC classes run on your data overnight. Your buyers write their supplier notes into Stokk.
- Week 2
Compare
Open the first Morning Brief on your data and check it line by line against AGR’s last cycle.
- Week 2
Switch
Order from Stokk. Keep AGR for one more cycle if you want a safety net, then turn it off.
The move from AGR, as a checklist.
What to gather, the criteria for switching with confidence, and how to go back if you need to.
The AGR to Stokk move, step by step.
The plan our team runs: what to gather, how calibration works, the criteria for switching with confidence, and how to go back if you need to. Five parts, no fluff.
- 01Before you start
- 02Week 1: connect and calibrate
- 03Week 2: compare, then switch
- 04Switch when all of these are true
- 05If you need to go back
Questions people ask before the call.
Do we lose our history?
Can we run both side by side?
Does Stokk have ABC classes and review cycles like AGR?
Thinking about leaving AGR?
Half an hour on a working sample, then we map the move to your ERP and suppliers. If staying on AGR is the right call, we’ll tell you.