Comparing a Statii alternative for your manufacturing business? Start with the jobs your team needs to manage, the people using the system and the total subscription cost.
Statii positions its MRP software for small and medium make-to-order manufacturers. Fraction ERP connects sales, MRP, purchasing, stock, production and delivery in one cloud system. There is substantial overlap, so a useful comparison goes beyond a feature checklist.
Reviewed on 23 October 2026 using the suppliers' published information. The table describes capabilities; it does not score either product or treat an unlisted feature as unavailable.
| Area to compare | Fraction ERP | Statii |
|---|---|---|
| Quotations and bills of materials | Quotes and sales orders connect to BOMs, routings and production demand. BOM tools support product structure and cost estimates. | Publishes quotation costing using operation, machine and personnel rates, alongside single-level and multi-level assemblies. Statii quoting; Statii BOM software. |
| Stock and purchasing | MRP and purchasing connect sales and works-order requirements with stock and supplier orders. | Describes stock availability, job allocations and demand alerts, with purchase orders raised from shortages and job requirements. Statii inventory; Statii purchasing. |
| Production scheduling | Automatic and drag-and-drop scheduling with workcentre and operator capacity. | Advertises automatic planning, drag-and-drop changes, operation sequencing and resource capacity views. Statii scheduling. |
| Shop-floor data collection | SFDC records time, quantities and production progress. Unlimited SFDC users are included with the subscription. | Publishes operator job clocking and labour capture using PCs, tablets or touchscreens, with progress updates. Statii SFDC. See the user-role pricing below. |
| Traceability | Serial and batch traceability, with availability determined by the selected plan. | Its inventory page describes batch and serial tracking and part history. Statii traceability information. |
| Quality records | NCRs and corrective actions, with additional quality and procedure tools listed by plan. | Publishes NCR records linked to jobs or inventory, evidence attachments, rework costs and supplier credits. Statii quality management. |
| Accounting connections | Accounting integrations include Xero, Sage and QuickBooks. Check the supported edition and required data flow. | Lists Xero, Sage and QuickBooks connections, including financial document syncing and payment-status updates. Statii accounts integration. |
| Support | Unlimited online and telephone support is included. On-site training is priced separately. Fraction support and pricing. | Its subscription page includes human support by telephone and screen-sharing, plus software updates. Statii subscription information. |
Fraction uses tiered plans with included SFDC users. Statii publishes separate main-user and shop-floor-user subscriptions. Match permissions and functionality before comparing the totals.
Unlimited SFDC users are included. Minimum two standard users; UK sales are subject to VAT. See the plan feature lists and pricing terms.
Published rates checked on 23 October 2026. Confirm the current quote and terms on Statii's pricing page.
Using the published rates, the monthly subscription arithmetic is:
This is an illustration, not a like-for-like feature match or a full project quotation. Check that the user roles cover the same tasks. Confirm applicable VAT, minimum-user terms, setup, data migration and any additional services with both suppliers.
Consider the wider operation as well as your immediate production-control needs.
Explore how Fraction connects orders, MRP, stock, scheduling, production and fulfilment. The manufacturing feature directory shows the workflow and available modules.
Included SFDC users make the operator count worth discussing. Decide which people only need SFDC and which require standard access to purchasing, planning, management or other modules.
Requirements such as controlled SOPs, production inspection routines or bar and offcut management deserve their own demonstration and plan check.
Statii's published make-to-order focus and broad main-user access may fit your requirements. Test its job workflow, role permissions and reporting using the same examples you give Fraction. Ask Statii to demonstrate any additional requirements outside the scope of this comparison.
A familiar job with real exceptions tells you more than a polished example that never changes.
Use your materials, operations and subcontract requirements. Change the quantity after quoting and follow the effect on costs, demand and documents.
Load work onto your bottleneck, remove an operator's availability and add an urgent order. Check operation sequence, capacity and delivery dates.
Receive six items against an order for ten. Follow the outstanding balance, stock availability and effect on the works order.
Record a defect, attach evidence and book rework time. Check how the issue affects stock, delivery and the final job-cost review.
Agree what needs to move before choosing a go-live date.
List the customer, supplier, part, BOM, stock and open-order records you need to carry forward. Confirm export formats and any charges with your current supplier, then agree the import scope with Fraction. Decide how completed-job history and supporting documents will remain accessible.
Validate sample records, opening balances and a representative order before planning the changeover. Include the people who quote, buy, schedule and book production in that review.
Use our ERP implementation guide to structure the preparation, or discuss your migration requirements with the team.
Yes. Both address manufacturing workflows including quotations, production planning, purchasing and stock control. Fraction ERP offers tiered manufacturing ERP plans with unlimited SFDC users included. Compare the required workflows and user roles in both systems before choosing.
Yes. Statii publishes automatic scheduling, drag-and-drop planning, operation dependencies and resource capacity planning. Fraction ERP also provides automatic and drag-and-drop scheduling. Ask both suppliers to demonstrate your own workcentre and operator constraints.
Yes. Both publish job time and progress capture. Their licensing differs: Fraction includes unlimited SFDC users with its subscriptions, while Statii publishes a separate shop-floor-user price. Check the permissions each role provides for your team.
No. The result depends on the Fraction plan, user numbers, role permissions and required functionality. Compare the total subscription for the same team, then confirm tax, onboarding, migration and any additional services with each supplier.
Start with a data and workflow review. Confirm which records can be exported, their format and any charges, then agree the import scope with Fraction. Validate sample customers, suppliers, parts, stock and open orders before planning a changeover. Migration scope depends on the exportable data and agreed import requirements.
Reviewed on . Statii claims were checked against its own product pages, linked beside the relevant statements above. Key references are its product overview, published pricing, scheduler, SFDC, quality management and accounts integration.
Fraction's claims can be checked against its feature directory and current plan list. Descriptions are based on published information rather than independent product testing. The demonstration checklist and worked example are Fraction's guidance.
Published by Fraction ERP, which is not affiliated with Statii. Product names belong to their respective owners. Confirm current capabilities and commercial terms with each supplier.
Bring a real quotation, a production constraint and your user-role requirements. We will walk through the relevant Fraction workflows and plan options.