Agraas

Agraas is an agricultural operations platform that connects livestock records with field activity, inventory, and accounting. It is best suited to cattle producers and the buyers, accountants, and institutions working with them. Its appeal is the shared record from farm activity to public animal passport; operations outside cattle should look for a more established sector fit.

Overview

Each animal receives a lifelong Agraas ID and digital passport, which buyers can inspect through a public QR code without logging in. That makes the platform relevant not only to farm staff but also to buyers who need to review an animal’s origin, health information, score, and history.

Agraas is currently focused on cattle. Its operational pilot is at Fazenda São João da Boa Esperança, a Nelore farm in Goiás, with 2,300 head being onboarded. That gives the product a concrete livestock context, but its stated intention to extend the data engine to other agricultural sectors is not current coverage.

Key features

Traceability and scoring

The Agraas Score is recalculated after each recorded event across five dimensions with fixed weights, and the formula is auditable. The site says event history cannot be rewritten retroactively. Together, those controls are useful for buyers and supply chains that need a reviewable record rather than a farm-only log.

Field records and inventory

Field workers can record weighings, vaccinations, animal movements, harvests, and input invoices in the mobile app. Inventory records include batch and expiration details, as well as MAPA withdrawal-period controls; recorded applications automatically deduct stock. Linking field entries to inventory can reduce gaps between what is applied and what remains on hand, particularly for operations tracking animal treatments.

Accounting and marketplace

Agraas says it classifies invoices automatically and prepares a monthly DRE without manual input. It also describes support for LCDPR and CPC 29 biological assets, which may suit producers and accountants managing fiscal and accounting records alongside farm activity. Its marketplace covers animals, crops, inputs, machinery, and services, with seller scores and invoice reconciliation at closing. Those functions extend its scope beyond recordkeeping, though the platform’s stated operational focus remains cattle.

Pricing

Agraas offers free registration and assisted onboarding for medium and large operations. The platform is described as paid, but no plan prices or plan terms are provided; treat it as custom pricing. Free registration should not be confused with a free operating plan, and buyers should confirm the cost and scope directly before committing.

Platforms

Agraas supports web, Android, and iOS. The mobile app supports field entries, while public QR passports let buyers view animal records without an account.

Who it's for

Agraas is a stronger fit for cattle producers who want animal identity, field records, inventory, and accounting in one workflow, and for accountants or institutional buyers who need access to traceable records. Export supply chains and financial institutions may also find the public passports and auditable score relevant. Farms outside cattle should weigh the current focus carefully rather than rely on planned expansion.

Pros and cons

• Pro: Public QR passports expose animal origin, health information, score, and history to buyers without requiring an account.
• Pro: Field entries can drive inventory deductions, connecting recorded applications with stock balances and withdrawal controls.
• Pro: Invoice classification, monthly DRE reporting, LCDPR, and CPC 29 support bring fiscal records into the same platform.
• Con: The current operational focus is cattle, limiting its fit for producers in other agricultural sectors.
• Con: No plan prices or operating-plan terms are provided, so buyers cannot compare the cost or included capacity before contacting Agraas.

Alternatives

Farm Accounting Software is a useful place to compare products when accounting is the primary need rather than animal traceability.

Choose Farm-Ledger if you want a freemium farm accounting option with a free Starter plan for solo operators, or a paid Farm plan at $25 a month. CropBook is a free option on iOS and web if those platforms fit your needs. Consider Figured if web-based farm financial management is the priority and a free trial matters; it has no free plan. AgriERP may suit smaller growers seeking a standalone farm operations application, with pricing dependent on platform, operation size, and modules.

Lucro Rural is another paid option with a free plan and Android, iOS, and web support. Farmcont is an alternative paid agro accounting platform; its price is not shown and it offers a free demonstration. TELUS Farm Accounting is a web-based paid option. Phoenix Financials is worth comparing if you need a paid financials product with a free trial and desktop as well as mobile and web platforms.

Verdict

Choose Agraas if your cattle operation needs animal traceability linked to field records, inventory, and accounting, especially when buyers need to inspect records through public QR passports. Its main reason to look elsewhere is the cattle-centered scope; compare alternatives if your farm works in another sector or you need plan pricing and terms before engaging a vendor.