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Distru

Distru at a glance
VendorDistru, Inc.
HeadquartersOakland, California, USA
OwnershipPrivately held, venture-backed
DeploymentCloud (SaaS)
Target marketLicensed US cannabis distributors, manufacturers, and brands, including multi-state operators
IndustriesCannabis (distribution, manufacturing, cultivation)
PricingNot published; quote-based
Websitedistru.com

Overview

Distru is a cloud platform for licensed cannabis businesses in the United States, with its center of gravity in distribution and manufacturing. Inventory, order management, fulfillment, production, CRM, and B2B commerce sit in one system, kept in step with state track-and-trace. Accounting deliberately does not. The ledger lives in QuickBooks or a comparable package, which makes Distru an operational backbone rather than a full-ledger ERP.

The company behind it

Distru, Inc. was founded in 2016 and works out of Oakland, California. It grew up alongside California's regulated distribution market and has since expanded to customers across a large number of legal states. The company remains privately held and venture-backed, and the product has carried the same name since launch. In November 2025 it extended the B2B commerce layer with the DistruCommerce Marketplace, a wholesale channel connecting brands and buyers directly on top of the operational system.

Modules and capabilities

Coverage runs from inventory and batch traceability through sales orders and invoicing, warehouse and fulfillment workflows, procurement, and manufacturing runs with cost tracking. A built-in CRM handles wholesale relationships, and live product menus feed the DistruCommerce ordering channel.

Compliance is the design center. Distru maintains a bidirectional synchronization with METRC and supports BioTrack in states that use it instead, so package tags, transfers, and manifests stay aligned between the operating system and the state system of record. For finance there is a QuickBooks integration plus compatibility with Xero and Sage, and no native general ledger.

Best-fit companies, and what it costs

The audience is plant-touching: distributors, manufacturers and brands, and cultivators that sell wholesale. Customers range from single-license operators to multi-state operators, and the workflow depth reflects distribution realities such as manifests, delivery routing, and state-by-state compliance differences. Nothing in the product is built for companies outside the cannabis supply chain.

Delivery is cloud only; there is no on-premises option. Pricing is not published, so prospects run a demo and receive a quote based on license count, locations, and scope. Two budget lines get underestimated in this category with some regularity: setting up the accounting integration, and cleaning up historical METRC data during onboarding.

Our take

Distru is one of the established operational platforms in the US cannabis mid-market, and it earns its shortlist places on distribution and manufacturing depth plus METRC synchronization. The structural caveat is finance. If your CFO expects consolidated financials inside the ERP, this architecture will frustrate them, and the QuickBooks or Xero sync has to be tested during the demo rather than trusted on the strength of a datasheet. Buy it when moving product between licensees is the business and compliance paperwork is the bottleneck. Skip it when accounting depth outranks compliance automation on your requirements list, or when the company plans to diversify beyond cannabis, because none of this vertical logic travels with you. Operators comparing Distru with Canix, Flourish, or a generic ERP plus point tools should force that trade-off into the open during a structured selection process.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Distru a complete ERP system for a cannabis business?

It covers the operational core of an ERP, meaning inventory, orders, manufacturing, fulfillment, and CRM, but there is no native general ledger. Financial accounting runs in QuickBooks, Xero, or Sage through integrations, which is a common architecture in the cannabis software category. Companies that expect full financial consolidation inside a single system should factor that split into the evaluation and test the accounting sync during the demo phase rather than afterwards.

Which track-and-trace systems does Distru support?

Distru keeps a bidirectional synchronization with METRC, the state track-and-trace system used in most legal cannabis markets, and supports BioTrack in the states that run that platform instead. The point of the integration is to end double data entry: packages, transfers, and manifests created in Distru appear in the state system without manual re-keying.

What is the DistruCommerce Marketplace?

DistruCommerce is the B2B commerce layer of the platform. The marketplace expansion launched in November 2025 turned it into a wholesale channel connecting cannabis brands and buyers, with menus fed directly from live inventory so listed products reflect actual stock. For distributors and brands that narrows the gap between sales channel and operations, since orders drop straight into fulfillment.

What does Distru cost, and who is it right for?

Pricing is not published, so every figure comes from an individual quote after a demo. Cost drivers are typically license and location counts, the modules in scope, and onboarding effort, and two items belong in the budget that buyers often forget: configuring the accounting integration, and cleaning historical METRC data. On fit, the strongest case is a licensed US distributor or manufacturer that needs distribution-grade workflows such as manifests, routing, and wholesale order management. Cultivators selling wholesale use it too, and multi-state operators can run it across markets with different compliance rules. Businesses outside the cannabis supply chain are not the audience, because the entire product is shaped around state track-and-trace requirements.