Sutton (formerly Digit) is an AI ERP for manufacturers and distributors covering inventory, production and sales. Plans start at $320/month billed annually.
Researched and fact-checked by Bartu Cavusoglu · Updated October 26, 2026
Sutton is a cloud ERP and MRP platform for manufacturers and distributors. It was previously named Digit, and the company says the rename came with the same ERP plus the ability to build custom apps in minutes. Founded in 2021, it positions itself as an alternative to bloated legacy ERPs and messy Excel workflows.
The product brings inventory, production, sales and procurement into one system. Its site describes an intelligent layer that measures business health, guides the next move and acts on routine work, such as drafting purchase orders when stock runs low.
Sutton works as a single system of record for operations data. Inventory levels, bills of materials, work orders, sales orders and purchase orders all connect, so a change in one area, such as a large order, can adjust production schedules and material needs elsewhere.
On top of that data, AI agents monitor stock against demand, open orders and supplier lead times. In one example on the site, three materials are projected to run out within seven days, and the system prepares draft purchase orders that wait for human review. Users can also ask questions in plain language through an MCP connection to AI assistants.
The core modules include real-time multi-site inventory with bin-level tracking, multi-level BOMs, work orders with quality checks, production scheduling, job costing, quotes, price lists, a deal pipeline and customer portals. Purchasing includes vendor management, spend visibility and three-way matching.
Traceability covers batch and lot tracking, serial numbers, shelf-life and expiry management and audit trails. Sutton Studio lets teams describe a dashboard, tracker or form in plain English and have it built on live data, inheriting existing permissions. Machine monitoring for uptime and downtime is available standalone or as an add-on.
Sutton, formerly Digit, is a cloud ERP and MRP platform for manufacturers and distributors. It combines inventory, production, sales, purchasing and fulfillment, with AI features and a Studio tool for building custom apps.
Starter is $320/month billed annually, Growth is $600/month and Professional is $1,040/month on annual billing. Monthly billing costs $400, $750 and $1,300 respectively. Enterprise pricing is custom.
The sources do not list a free plan or free trial. The site offers a Start Demo button and a Talk to Sales option, and says a 15-minute call will show whether it fits.
Sutton lists QuickBooks Online and Desktop, Xero, NetSuite, Shopify, WooCommerce, Amazon, eBay, ShipStation, HubSpot and Salesforce, among others. Two integrations are included, then $100/month for more.
Sutton is built for manufacturers and distributors, including food and beverage, plastics, packaging, chemicals, apparel and electronics. It targets teams moving off spreadsheets or bloated legacy ERPs.
Yes. Sutton offers a native MCP connection to Claude, ChatGPT and other AI assistants, so they can use Sutton data. It is a $125/month add-on.
Sutton says onboarding takes 2 to 6 weeks and that it has onboarded more than 80 companies. An onboarding agent reformats data and configures the system, and support staff are available by phone.
Yes. The site states Digit is now Sutton, and a September 2026 news item says Digit Software became Sutton and launched Sutton Studio. The company describes it as the same ERP plus custom apps.