The AGR migration plan, in plain English.
AGR was built when "automate the repetitive stuff" was the ambition. AI now decides. If you've been on AGR for years and wondered if it's keeping up, this is the candid comparison and what migration actually looks like.
Capability for capability.
| Capability | AGR | Stokk |
|---|---|---|
| Forecasting | Statistical, configured up front | AI picks the best-fit model per SKU per location, and writes down why |
| Reasoning behind orders | Static rules + scoring | Written by Claude, every cycle |
| Per-store replenishment | Add-on, configuration-heavy | First-class, day one |
| Lateral transfers | ||
| Counting / stocktake | Separate product | Built in, posts back to your ERP |
| Fulfilment / picking | ||
| Loyalty + wallet passes | ||
| Cloud-native UX | Web app, dated UX | Modern web app, tablet-friendly |
| Implementation model | Configuration-led | Onboarded by a person, not a project |
Comparison drawn from publicly available product information at agrinventory.com and customer interviews during AGR migrations. AGR features evolve; we update this page as they do.
Two weeks. Same forecasting concepts. Better tools.
- Week 1, day 1–3
Connect & import
Connect your ERP, import 24 months of sales, current stock, supplier list and lead times. Stokk reconciles to its canonical schema overnight.
- Week 1, day 4–7
Calibrate
Forecast models calibrate per SKU per location. ABC classification runs. Supplier intelligence files seeded from your AGR notes.
- Week 2, day 1–4
First Brief, dry-run
Stokk produces its first Monday Brief on your data. Buyers compare to AGR's last cycle. We adjust thresholds together.
- Week 2, day 5–7
Switch live
POs flow through Stokk. AGR runs in parallel for one cycle if you want safety. Most teams turn it off after the first week.
The two-week migration plan, as a checklist.
The exact steps our team runs, data to export, calibration, cutover criteria and the rollback plan. Grab it and bring it to your next planning meeting.
The AGR → Stokk migration checklist
The exact two-week plan our team runs, what to export from AGR, how calibration works, the cutover criteria to switch with confidence, and the rollback plan if you need it. Five phases, no fluff.
- Before you start, export from AGR
- Week 1, connect & calibrate
- Week 2, dry-run, then switch
- Cutover criteria, switch when all are true
- Rollback plan, if you need it
The first Monday is the test. The second Monday is the relief.
“We came off AGR after seven years. The migration was smoother than we feared, but the thing I didn't expect: every store manager actually trusts the draft now. They edit maybe four lines out of a 280-line replenishment, where before they'd rebuild it from scratch.”
Want a quiet AGR migration?
Two weeks, no parallel running headache, no consulting bill.

