Agraas

Agraas is a cattle-oriented agricultural operations platform that links animal identity, field work, inventory, accounting, and trading activity. It suits producers and the professional buyers, accountants, and institutions that need a shared, verifiable record. The strongest case is a cattle operation that wants traceability to continue beyond the farm gate; broader crop businesses should assess the current livestock focus carefully.

Overview

Every animal receives a lifelong Agraas ID and a digital passport reachable through a public QR code. A buyer can scan that code without an account to view the animal’s origin, health information, score, and history. That public access gives the system a practical role in procurement and supply-chain review, not just internal record keeping.

Agraas is currently concentrating its operations on cattle. Its pilot is Fazenda São João da Boa Esperança, a Nelore farm in Jussara, Goiás, where 2,300 head are being onboarded. The company says it intends to extend its data engine to other agricultural sectors when appropriate, but that future scope should not be treated as present-day coverage.

Key features

Traceability and scoring

The Agraas Score is recalculated after every recorded event across five fixed-weight dimensions, with an auditable formula. Agraas also says event history cannot be rewritten retroactively and that score recalculations are auditable. Those controls are valuable when buyers, exporters, or financial institutions need a reviewable chain of records rather than an editable farm log.

Field operations

Producers and field workers can use the mobile app to record weighings, vaccinations, movements, harvests, and input invoices. This puts routine observations close to the work itself and creates the events used by the traceability and scoring layers. The stated cattle focus makes the livestock workflows the clearest fit.

Accounting, tax, and inventory

Agraas says it automatically classifies invoices and produces a monthly DRE without manual input. It also describes support for LCDPR and CPC 29 biological-asset records, which is relevant to operations that need tax-ready and accounting-oriented reporting. Inventory controls cover batches, expiry dates, and MAPA withdrawal periods, with automatic deductions when applications are recorded. That combination can reduce reconciliation work, although the platform’s accounting value depends on the quality and completeness of captured invoices and events.

Marketplace and partner access

The marketplace covers animals, crops, inputs, machinery, and services. Seller scores and invoice reconciliation at closing add checks around transactions, while the company invites institutional and financial partners to discuss integrations with slaughterhouses and accounting firms. No named existing integrations are provided, so organizations requiring a confirmed connection should verify that before committing.

Pricing

Agraas uses a paid model and also offers a free plan. The site provides free registration and assisted onboarding for medium and large operations, with questions directed to [email protected]. Published prices, seat allowances, quotas, trial duration, renewal terms, and free-plan caps are not provided, so prospective customers should request commercial terms. The free registration is most useful for evaluating fit and beginning onboarding; it should not be assumed to represent unrestricted production use.

Platforms

Agraas supports Android, iOS, and the web. Mobile coverage suits field workers recording events away from a desk, while web access is appropriate for management, accounting, buyers, and institutional review.

Who it's for

Choose Agraas first if you run a medium or large cattle operation and want one record connecting animal history, field events, inventory, fiscal records, and buyer-facing verification. Accountants, institutional buyers, export supply chains, and financial institutions can also benefit from the public passports and auditable scoring. It is a weaker fit for operations whose primary needs are outside cattle or for teams that require confirmed third-party integrations before adoption.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Lifelong IDs and public QR passports let buyers inspect origin, health, score, and history without logging in.
• Pros: Field records, inventory deductions, invoice classification, and monthly DRE reporting connect operational activity with financial administration.
• Pros: Non-retroactive event history and auditable score calculations strengthen accountability for supply-chain and institutional use.
• Cons: Current operational focus is cattle, so other agricultural sectors may not have an equivalent workflow today.
• Cons: Pricing, plan limits, and commercial terms are not published, making budgeting and free-plan evaluation difficult.
• Cons: Proposed partner integrations are invitations to discuss rather than named, confirmed connections.

Alternatives

For a freemium farm ledger with Android, iOS, and web support, consider Farm-Ledger; its Starter plan is free, while Farm costs $25 a month billed annually and Enterprise costs $99 a month billed annually. Figured is the better direction for web-based financial management without a free plan, offering a free trial and multi-entity reporting. CropBook suits readers seeking a free iOS and web product with no credit card or subscription for its Free plan.

AgriERP is an option when a wider platform range, including API, self-hosted, and Windows deployments, matters; its Lite pricing is custom. Lucro Rural is another paid option with a free plan and accounting-office tiers. Farmcont offers an agro accounting platform with demonstration-led pricing. Phoenix Financials provides desktop and mobile coverage with a free trial but no free plan. Traction Ag is a paid, trial-based alternative with a Basic plan at $95 a month and support for multiple entities.

See the broader Farm Accounting Software category for additional choices.

Verdict

Agraas is a strong candidate for cattle producers and their buyers or advisers when public animal passports and an auditable operational-to-accounting record are the priority. Choose it for the combination of traceability, field capture, inventory controls, and fiscal reporting. Look elsewhere if you need mature coverage beyond cattle, published plan economics, or guaranteed named integrations before purchase.