Studio Templates, Label History & Bulk API Lookups

What's New in Sutton

Start Apps from Official Templates
In Sutton Studio, you can now start an app from an official Sutton template instead of a blank prompt. Templates load as pre-built packages, so you begin with a working foundation.

Attach Files in the Studio Chat
Click the plus icon in the chat to attach images, documents, spreadsheets, code files, or zip archives. Each one goes straight to the builder.

Automatic App Naming
When you create an app, Sutton suggests a short name in the background. Once the app is built, you can keep that name or change it.

Previews Are Now Drafts
What used to be called a preview is now called a draft. Open a draft to see its source code and the resources it declares, such as the Sutton data and permissions it uses. Viewing the source no longer starts the builder, so it opens without the wait.

Bulk Label Printing in Studio Apps
Studio apps can now print labels for up to 50 records in a single action.

Inventory Label History
Inventory labels now have a history tab. Open any label and click history to see when each change happened, who made it, what the event was, and how the quantity changed, plus the cost per unit of measure at that time.

Location-Based Permissions
Site pickers now show only the locations a user is assigned to. If someone owns a work order on a manufacturing order from another site, they can now open that job and see the work orders they have access to.

Multiple Recipients for Low Stock Alerts
The minimum stock level alert setting now accepts multiple email addresses, so your whole purchasing team gets notified.

New API Token Permissions
Self-serve API tokens have two new permissions: running the shipping flow and deleting pack containers. To turn them on for a token, go to organization settings and open API tokens. Deleting pack containers works through both the API and MCP.

Packaging Types via MCP
An AI assistant connected to Sutton can now look up and change an item's packaging type.

Bulk Record Fetching in GraphQL
The GraphQL API can now fetch multiple records by ID in a single query, which means fewer calls and less risk of hitting rate limits.

That's what's new in Sutton these past two weeks. See you next update!