

.avif)


















Illumify generic ERP. Distru is built by cannabis operators for cannabis operators.

Distru has years of live cannabis operator deployments and a 4.8 on G2 you can read right now, real feedback from real operators running their day-to-day workflows. Illumify covers similar ERP territory on paper: it claims broad module coverage including cultivation, manufacturing, inventory, CRM, and native accounting, but as a multi-industry platform serving six verticals, with cannabis as just one of them.
No. Distru integrates directly with QuickBooks, so your existing accounting workflows stay intact, no need to migrate anything or retrain your team. Illumify also lists QuickBooks as an integration option, but in a demo of their product, invoicing still happened inside QuickBooks separately, meaning teams work across two systems rather than one. If you want your accounting and operations working together without hopping between tools, that's what Distru's integration is built for.
It comes down to three things: purpose, track record, and integration depth. Distru is built specifically for the cannabis industry. Illumify is a multi-industry ERP serving six verticals. Distru has a 4.8 on G2, 98% customer satisfaction, and native Metrc sync across all Metrc states. They may grow into a strong platform. But compliance software isn't where you want to absorb the learning curve.
Distru's been running live cannabis operator deployments for years, across multiple states and license types. Compliance software is one area where real deployment history matters. Metrc sync errors, manifest failures, and inventory variance audits happen in production, not in demos. You want a platform that's already been through it.
Distru maintains a native, two-way Metrc integration across all Metrc states, kept current as Metrc rolls out to new states. It's one of the most mature Metrc integrations in cannabis software. You can verify current status any time on Metrc's official validated integrators directory.