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Priority ERP

6.3/10

Priority ERP is a cloud ERP suite running on AWS. It combines financial management with manufacturing, distribution, retail and CRM modules for mid-market companies.

Data last updated November 2026 · Our methodology

Overview

Priority ERP comes from Priority Software, a company founded in Israel in 1986 and formerly known as Eshbel Technologies. It is an end-to-end ERP platform delivered as SaaS on AWS. The financial management module includes a financial statement generator that builds statements and trial balances from general ledger data. It also covers automated billing and invoicing, and customer payments by credit card, PayPal and ACH. Other finance features are budget management tied to procurement, fixed asset depreciation for both tax and book, multi-currency and multi-language support, and consolidated reporting across several companies. Around finance sit modules for manufacturing, wholesale distribution, retail, warehouse management, project management, CRM, HR and time and attendance. There is also an AI companion with finance-focused agents. The product fits mid-market manufacturers, distributors and retailers that want finance and operations in one customisable system. Priority does not publish prices; plans are sold through its partner network. Third-party estimates put cloud subscriptions at roughly 60 to 150 dollars per user per month, and implementation at 20,000 to 300,000 dollars. For integrations, the platform offers REST APIs, ODBC drivers, SFTP file exchange and Azure AD single sign-on. Named connectors include QuickBooks, Datarails, Finastra and Constant Contact. The main drawbacks are a smaller partner ecosystem outside Israel, the UK and a few other markets, and review complaints about support response times and an interface new staff can find dated.

Our Rating

6.3
out of 10
Analytics
6
Compliance
6
Cost
5
Customization
8
Ease of Use
6
Integration
7
Scalability
7
Security
7
Support
5

Who Priority ERP is best for

Good fit

  • Manufacturing and inventory are among its strongest modules, according to ERPResearch.

  • Third parties position it as mid-market ERP, with per-user pricing that is affordable for that segment.

  • Multi-company consolidation, a statement generator and budget control serve finance departments.

  • Logistics
    7/10

    Wholesale distribution, supply chain and WMS modules are part of the suite.

Less suited

  • Implementation costs starting around 20,000 dollars are heavy for very small firms.

Pros & Cons

Pros

  • Finance, manufacturing, distribution, retail and CRM run in one cloud system, so modules do not need separate integration.
  • Built-in development tools and no-code mobile app and portal generators allow deep tailoring of workflows.
  • Multi-company consolidation and multi-currency support suit groups with international subsidiaries.
  • Open APIs, ODBC and SFTP, plus named connectors such as QuickBooks and Datarails.
  • Recognised by analysts, including a 2025 Gartner Magic Quadrant mention for product-centric enterprises.

Cons

  • No public pricing; quotes come through partners, and implementation can reach 300,000 dollars.
  • Smaller partner ecosystem and lower brand recognition outside Israel and the UK.
  • Some reviewers report slow support and stability problems.
  • Some users find the UI dated, and reporting is described as functional rather than best-in-class.
  • Heavy customisation can lead away from standard best practices.

Key Features

Invoicing
Budgeting and Forecasting
Financial Reporting
Inventory Accounting
Online Payments
Multi-entity Consolidation
Audit Trail
General Ledger
Multi-currency

Priority ERP Pricing

Priority Cloud ERP (quote-based)

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  • Sold through the partner network
  • Per-user subscription, named or concurrent users
  • Price depends on modules, deployment and localisation
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Frequently Asked Questions

Priority does not publish prices. Third-party estimates range from about 60 to 150 dollars per user per month for cloud, plus implementation of 20,000 to 300,000 dollars.

Priority positions it as a full SaaS offering on AWS. ERPResearch also lists an on-premise deployment option.

Yes. It manages multi-company operations, produces consolidated financial reports, and supports multiple currencies and languages.

REST APIs, ODBC drivers, SFTP file integration and Azure AD single sign-on, plus connectors to QuickBooks, Datarails, Finastra and Constant Contact.

Yes. The payments solution accepts credit card, PayPal and ACH payments.

ERPResearch puts typical implementations at 3 to 6 months. Priority cites customers who went live in under 30 days.