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Sutton

Sutton is a cloud-based operations platform that unifies inventory, production, sales, purchasing, and traceability for manufacturers and distributors. It replaces disconnected spreadsheets and legacy ERPs with real-time stock tracking, multi-level BOMs, production scheduling, and batch/lot traceability in a single system. The platform integrates natively with accounting tools like QuickBooks Online and NetSuite, e-commerce channels, and 3PL providers, with implementation measured in weeks rather than months.

Traction 6/10
Atlanta, United States · HQ
Founded 2021231K+ followers
  • Manufacturing / Industry 4.0
  • Enterprise Software
  • Logistics & Supply Chain
  • Software Only
  • Artificial Intelligence
Updated 7 days ago

Funding

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Founders

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Product

Problem

Manufacturers and distributors often rely on disconnected tools—spreadsheets, legacy ERPs, and separate point solutions—to manage inventory, production, sales, and purchasing. This fragmentation creates data silos, manual data entry, delayed decision-making, and compliance gaps, while traditional ERP deployments can take 6 to 18 months and require extensive consulting resources.

Solution

Sutton provides a unified operations platform that connects inventory, production, sales, purchasing, and traceability in a single cloud-based system. The platform delivers real-time stock tracking across multiple locations and bins, multi-level BOMs with cost roll-ups, production scheduling with shop-floor control, and automated purchase order generation based on live demand. Sales teams manage quotes, orders, and customer records within the same system, while built-in traceability tracks batches, lots, and serial numbers from supplier to customer. Native integrations sync data with accounting tools like QuickBooks Online and NetSuite, e-commerce channels, 3PL providers, and CRM systems, eliminating double entry. The platform is designed for implementation in weeks rather than months, with a modern UI and configurable workflows that adapt to each operation's specific processes.

Target Audience

Primary users are manufacturers, distributors, and other operations-heavy businesses managing physical goods and inventory—including make-to-order, contract manufacturing, and food production operations—that have outgrown spreadsheets or legacy systems.

Features

  • Real-time stock tracking with automatic on-hand updates, safety stock alerts, and reorder point monitoring across multiple warehouses, sub-locations, and bin-level storage
  • Production management with work orders, routings, work centers, multi-level BOMs with revisions and alternate versions, yield/scrap factors, and true job costing with yield and time tracking
  • Traceability and compliance with batch/lot tracking, serial number tracking, shelf-life and expiry management, and audit trails for regulatory readiness
  • Barcode scanning with configurable label templates for SKUs, lots, and pallets, including nested pallet and container viewing
  • Demand and supply planning with suggested POs and MOs, unified views of demand/supply/on-hand, and schedule alignment with capacity and lead times
  • Integrations with accounting (QuickBooks Online/Desktop, Xero, Sage, NetSuite), e-commerce (Shopify, Amazon, eBay, WooCommerce), 3PL providers (ShipBob, ShipMonk), CRM (Salesforce, HubSpot), and automation tools (Zapier, Make, n8n)
  • AI-powered inventory queries that let users ask questions about stock levels conversationally instead of digging through reports
  • Customer portals providing live order updates, invoices, and shipment details to B2B customers
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