Priority ERP
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What is Priority ERP
Priority ERP is an enterprise resource planning (ERP) suite used to manage core business processes such as finance, purchasing, sales, inventory, manufacturing, and service. It targets small to mid-sized organizations and divisions of larger companies that need configurable workflows across multiple operational areas. The product supports both cloud and on-premises deployments and includes industry-focused functionality for manufacturing and distribution. It emphasizes configurability and extensibility through built-in tools and APIs for integrating with other business systems.
Broad ERP module coverage
Priority ERP covers core ERP functions including financials, procurement, sales order management, inventory/warehouse operations, and manufacturing. This breadth supports companies that want one system of record rather than separate point solutions. It also supports multi-entity and multi-currency scenarios commonly required by growing organizations.
Flexible deployment options
The product is available in both cloud and on-premises models, which can fit different IT, compliance, and data residency requirements. This flexibility can be useful for manufacturers and distributors with legacy integrations or shop-floor connectivity needs. Organizations can also phase adoption by starting with one deployment approach and evolving their architecture over time.
Configurable and extensible platform
Priority ERP includes configuration tools for forms, workflows, and business rules to adapt processes without rewriting the core application. It provides APIs and integration capabilities to connect with e-commerce, logistics, CRM, and reporting tools. This helps teams tailor the system to specific operational requirements and reduce reliance on heavy custom code.
UI and UX learning curve
Users often need training to navigate ERP screens, master data structures, and transaction flows, especially in manufacturing and finance. Organizations migrating from simpler inventory tools may find the system more complex than expected. Adoption typically requires role-based training and well-defined process ownership to avoid inconsistent usage.
Implementation partner dependence
Successful implementations commonly rely on experienced partners for process design, data migration, and integrations. Partner quality and industry experience can materially affect timeline, cost, and outcomes. Smaller internal IT teams may struggle to manage scope and governance without strong external support.
Advanced enterprise features vary
Compared with larger enterprise ERP suites, some advanced capabilities (for example, highly specialized planning, complex global compliance, or deep industry micro-vertical functions) may require additional configuration, add-ons, or third-party products. Organizations with very complex manufacturing, regulatory, or multinational requirements may need careful fit-gap analysis. Reporting and analytics needs can also drive additional BI tooling depending on requirements.
Plan & Pricing
| Plan | Price | Key features & notes |
|---|---|---|
| Zoom | Contact sales | Entry-level package listed on the vendor site (description on Hebrew pricing page: up to 5 users, 3 companies; marketed as "ready to start" — no public price). cite |
| Commercial | Contact sales | Core business functionalities: GL and Financials, CRM, Sales, Purchasing, Inventory Control, Office Management, Executive Reports & Analytics, BPM, Priority Mobile. (Pricing page requires contacting sales; no public per-user or per-month rates listed). cite |
| Manufacturing | Contact sales | All Commercial features plus Manufacturing, Production planning, Engineering (ECO/Revision control), Fixed assets, Purchase planning. cite |
| Retail / POS & ERP | Contact sales | POS and retail-specific capabilities: POS software (tablet, mobile, self-service), inventory management, item catalog, retail reports, shipping engine; add-ons for order management, advanced replenishment, vendor management. cite |
| Hospitality (Optima PMS) | Contact sales | Hotel management solution with reservation management, front desk operations, housekeeping, reporting, pricing module, finance (billing & invoicing); many modules/add-ons listed as "Add-On" and price is by request. cite |
Notes: The official Priority pricing pages list plan names/features but do not publish license or subscription prices — all main product plans show "Speak to a Sales Expert" (price on request). The vendor's official Services pricing page does list certain service fees (training, form customization, other services) for Priority Software, Inc. (U.S.) which are separate from software licensing; examples include Training $251, Form customization $205, Other Software Services $312 (see services/pricing page). cite
Seller details
Priority Software Ltd.
Rosh HaAyin, Israel
1986
Private
https://www.priority-software.com/
https://x.com/PrioritySoftware
https://www.linkedin.com/company/priority-software/
