Sutton is more than just an ERP out of the box - its integrations and API let you connect Sutton to other tools you already use (or build custom workflows), giving you a unified, automated system. Integrations reduce manual data entry, avoid mismatched data across systems, and help keep your business running smoothly.
With Sutton’s integrations and API, you can:
Sync sales, inventory, accounting and fulfillment data across platforms
Reduce manual work and avoid human error
Ensure real-time or near-real-time data consistency across tools
Scale operations without adding overhead
🔗 Official Sutton Integrations
Here are the official integrations currently supported by Sutton. Each link leads to a dedicated integration article with setup steps, best practices, and requirements.
Integration | What it does / Ideal for |
Automatically sync invoices, purchase orders, and financial data between Sutton and QuickBooks Online. This helps keep your books clean and reduces duplicated manual entries. | |
If you’re running QuickBooks Desktop, Sutton can connect using a sync tool to push and pull accounting data. Helpful for teams using on-premise QuickBooks while managing operations in Sutton. | |
Connect your ecommerce storefront to Sutton - orders, products, and stock sync automatically. Great for Shopify-based shops or DTC brands. | |
If your store runs on WooCommerce, this integration links your webstore with Sutton for seamless sales and inventory flow. | |
Sync eBay orders into Sutton so everything you sell flows through one order and inventory system. Whether you sell casually or operate at volume, Sutton keeps your eBay inventory aligned with the rest of your channels. | |
Amazon (Amazon Seller / Marketplace) | Manage Amazon orders, inventory, and fulfillment from within Sutton - useful for brands that sell on Amazon or multiple marketplaces. |
⚙️ Sutton Open API — Build Custom Workflows
For teams with custom needs - like connecting Sutton to niche tools, internal systems, or automating specialized workflows - Sutton offers an open API. You can use the API to:
Read and write data (items, orders, inventory, customers, etc.)
Automate repetitive tasks (e.g. sync orders from custom apps, push inventory adjustments, trigger actions on status changes)
Build middleware or automations using platforms like Make.com, Zapier, or custom scripts
Using API-based integration is a modern, scalable way to keep all your systems in sync.