Wholesale distribution ERP software

The timeline depends on the complexity of your requirements, but the team will provide a detailed project plan during the analysis phase.

Yes, Priority ERP has over 150 certified connectors, and supports plug-and-play integrations with a wide range of third-party software, and the professional services team can develop custom connectors if needed.

Yes, Priority ensures compliance with relevant regulations, adapting the system to meet local and global standards which sometimes requires customization.

Companies typically switch to Priority when their current ERP becomes too rigid, expensive to maintain, or unable to adapt to changing business needs. Priority offers a flexible, modern platform that supports growth, automation, and continuous change—without forcing businesses into heavy customization or long-term lock-in.

Timelines vary by scope, but Priority implementations are typically faster and more predictable than legacy ERP replacements. Its configuration-first approach reduces dependency on development and helps teams move forward quickly.

Yes. Priority provides deep, industry-ready functionality across manufacturing, distribution, retail, services, warehouse management, and more, while still allowing companies to adapt the system to their unique operational needs.

Priority is highly configurable without heavy coding. Customers can independently customize processes, workflows, forms, reports, automations, mobile apps, and portals using built-in tools—maintaining control while keeping long-term costs low.

Yes. Priority is designed to scale with your business—supporting increased transaction volumes, users, complexity, and new business models without requiring system replacement. Many customers continue using Priority as they expand into new markets, industries, or geographies.

Unlike rigid ERP systems that require heavy customization or long-term lock-in, Priority is built for flexibility and openness. Customers can tailor workflows, business rules, screens, reports, portals, and mobile apps using no-code and low-code tools—without relying heavily on developers or external consultants.

Priority ERP is offered as a subscription-based solution with flexible quarterly commitments and no long-term lock-in. Pricing is based on predefined ERP packages, the number of users, and selected capabilities—so you can start with what you need today and scale easily as your business grows.

The best way to get started is with a personalized demo, where you can see how Priority fits your business processes, industry needs, and growth plans.

Yes. Priority ERP includes integrated financial management capabilities that automate general ledger processes, journal entries, reconciliations, and financial reporting. Built-in business intelligence and analytics provide real-time visibility into revenue, margins, inventory value, and operational performance, helping finance teams make faster, data-driven decisions without relying on disconnected reporting tools.

Priority ERP connects warehouse transactions, inventory movements, order processing, and EDI communications within a single platform. By eliminating manual data transfers and duplicate entries, distributors can improve reporting accuracy, reduce reconciliation effort, and ensure financial reports reflect real-time operational activity across warehouses and distribution centers.

Priority ERP provides cash flow forecasting, accounts receivable and payable management, and financial planning capabilities that help distributors better manage liquidity. Through integrations with banking and financial systems, finance teams gain greater visibility into cash positions, expected collections, and upcoming obligations to support more informed treasury decisions.

Priority ERP combines inventory, purchasing, sales, fulfillment, and financial data in a centralized platform. As orders are processed, shipped, invoiced, and paid, CFOs gain a real-time view of working capital, inventory investment, receivables, and cash flow performance across all locations.

Yes. Priority ERP provides visibility into purchasing activity, supplier performance, procurement costs, and invoice matching. Finance teams can monitor price variances, identify purchasing inefficiencies, track supplier costs, and analyze spending patterns to improve profitability and strengthen cost controls.

By consolidating operational and financial data, Priority ERP helps identify hidden costs such as fulfillment inefficiencies, inventory carrying costs, supplier pricing discrepancies, freight expenses, and order processing errors. Real-time reporting enables finance leaders to uncover margin erosion and take corrective action before profitability is impacted.

Yes. Priority ERP provides open APIs and integration capabilities that allow distributors to connect ERP processes with eCommerce platforms, CRM systems, logistics providers, warehouse technologies, business intelligence tools, and third-party applications. This flexibility helps organizations protect existing technology investments while creating a more connected ecosystem.

Priority ERP provides a native warehouse management system and transportation management solution, and has integrations with EDI providers, carriers, and other operational platforms, depending on your location. Data flows seamlessly between systems, reducing manual intervention while maintaining a single source of truth for inventory, orders, shipments, and financial transactions.

Priority ERP offers flexible deployment options, including cloud environments designed to support scalability, security, and modernization initiatives. Organizations can leverage modern cloud infrastructure strategies while benefiting from a platform that is designed for long-term growth and operational resilience.

Priority follows a proven implementation methodology that helps distributors migrate in phases, minimize operational risk, and maintain business continuity. Careful planning, testing, training, and data validation help ensure critical operations continue uninterrupted during periods of high demand.

Yes. Priority ERP includes low-code and no-code tools that allow organizations to create workflows, forms, fields, business rules, dashboards, and reports that align with their unique distribution requirements. This flexibility enables businesses to adapt processes without extensive development resources.

Priority ERP is designed to support configuration rather than heavy customization. Organizations can tailor workflows, automation rules, and user experiences while preserving upgradeability, helping IT teams avoid the technical debt and disruption often associated with traditional ERP customizations.

Priority ERP provides real-time visibility across purchasing, inventory, warehouse operations, fulfillment, and delivery activities via dashboards. Combined with planning and logistics capabilities, organizations can proactively identify delays, monitor supply chain performance, and improve decision-making throughout the distribution network.

Priority ERP connects procurement, inventory management, warehouse operations, order fulfillment, Advanced Delivery Planning (ADP), and Proof of Delivery (POD) in a single platform. This provides a complete view of inventory movement and order status from supplier receipt through final customer delivery.

Priority ERP helps distributors improve inventory planning through demand forecasting, inventory analysis, replenishment planning, and real-time visibility across locations. This enables organizations to maintain appropriate stock levels while reducing excess inventory and improving service levels.

With real-time inventory visibility, forecasting tools, replenishment planning, and multi-warehouse management, Priority ERP helps distributors balance inventory more effectively. This reduces carrying costs, improves inventory turns, and ensures products are available when customers need them.

Priority ERP's Advanced Delivery Planning (ADP) capabilities help distributors optimize delivery schedules, improve route planning, and increase transportation efficiency. Integration capabilities also support connectivity with logistics providers and carrier systems to streamline shipping operations.

Priority ERP integrates warehouse management, fulfillment processes, logistics planning, and delivery execution within a unified system. Teams can manage picking, packing, shipping, inventory updates, carrier coordination, and delivery confirmation from a centralized platform, improving visibility and operational efficiency.

Yes. Priority ERP includes workflow automation capabilities that allow distributors to trigger actions, notifications, approvals, and business processes based on predefined events. This helps reduce manual work, accelerate response times, and improve consistency across operations.

Priority ERP automates key processes throughout the order lifecycle, including order entry, inventory allocation, picking, packing, shipping, invoicing, and customer notifications. By reducing manual touchpoints and providing real-time visibility, distributors can improve fulfillment speed, accuracy, and customer satisfaction.