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Frequently asked questions
Common Questions About Flyntlok and AGCO
What does the Flyntlok AGCO integration do?
Two things today. The MDI feed sends AGCO your inventory position and 25 months of sales history every night, so AGCO can recommend stocking orders. The PO export turns any AGCO parts purchase order into a fixed-width file you upload to AGCO. Direct PO submission to AGCO is in development.
What is AGCO MDI, and what does Flyntlok send?
MDI is AGCO's nightly dealer-inventory feed. Each night, Flyntlok sends AGCO your inventory position and 25 months of sales history by SFTP. AGCO uses your stock levels, reorder points, and demand to recommend stocking orders back to your dealership.
How do I get the MDI feed set up?
A Flyntlok consultant sets it up for you, including mapping your store locations to AGCO. Once it's configured, it runs every night with nothing for your team to export or upload.
How do AGCO parts orders work in Flyntlok?
Build the order on a Flyntlok parts PO like any other. Today, Flyntlok generates a fixed-width AGCO order file from that PO, and you upload it to AGCO yourself. Direct submission from the PO's Actions menu is in development. AGCO purchase order status stays on the PO, and every user has the export with no setup needed.
Does this work for Fendt and Massey Ferguson dealers?
Yes. Fendt and Massey Ferguson are both owned by AGCO, so their dealers use the same AGCO connections: the nightly MDI feed and the AGCO PO export.
Is there an MDI screen in Flyntlok?
No. The feed runs in the background from your Flyntlok inventory and sales data, so there's nothing new for your team to learn. The PO export lives on the Parts Purchase Order screen your team already uses.
