DK keeps your books. Stokk runs your shelves.
We don’t replace DK Plus, we’re built on it. DK is our first live connector. Stokk reads stock, sales, suppliers and purchase orders from DK, decides what to reorder overnight, and writes the orders, transfers and count adjustments back through the same connection. Your accountant never logs into anything new.
What DK does well. What Stokk adds on top.
| Capability | DK alone | Stokk |
|---|---|---|
| Source of truth (financials, stock master) | DK Plus | DK Plus (read & write) |
| Daily AI demand forecasting | Built in, per SKU per location | |
| Per-store replenishment drafts | Manual reorder | Drafted every night |
| Lateral store-to-store transfers | Manual | Suggested automatically |
| Supplier reasoning (Monday Brief) | Written every night | |
| Counting / stocktake | Stocktake export | Built in, posts back to DK |
| Fulfilment + order picking | Built in | |
| Wallet-pass loyalty + SMS | ||
| Connection status | – | Live, DK is our first connector |
| Time to live | – | 2 weeks |
DK Plus is a capable ERP, it keeps your financials, stock master and purchase orders straight. What it doesn’t do is decide: forecast demand per SKU per store, draft the week’s orders, or tell a buyer which supplier to call first. That’s the layer Stokk adds.
One source of truth. One operating system on top.
DK stays the source of truth
Accounting, invoicing, stock master, purchase orders. Your finance team doesn’t move and your month-end doesn’t change. Stokk reads and writes through the DK API, nothing is migrated out.
Stokk runs the operations
Forecasting, replenishment, the Monday Brief, counting, picking and loyalty. Reads from DK, decides overnight, writes purchase orders, transfers and count adjustments back through the connector.
Keep DK. Run Stokk on top.
DK is our first live connector, so onboarding is fast, typically two weeks. We'll show you the orders Stokk would have drafted from your own DK data.