Priority Software is a leading provider of scalable, agile, and open cloud-based business management solutions. It serves organizations of all sizes and industries, offering real-time access to business data and insights from any device. Over 75,000 companies across 70 countries use Priority to manage and grow their businesses efficiently. Learn more.
Priority Software offers a comprehensive suite of business management solutions, including:
Priority Software serves a wide range of industries, including agriculture, nonprofits, professional services, retail, hospitality, manufacturing, pharmaceutical, wholesale & distribution, electronics, healthcare, medical devices, software & technology, financial services, and construction. See all industries.
Priority Software is trusted by over 75,000 customers in more than 70 countries and has a network of 100+ partners worldwide.
Notable customers include Ace Hardware, ALDO, Adidas, Estee Lauder, Columbia, Guess, Hoka, Toyota, Flex, Dunlop, Electra, IAI North America, Outbrain, Brinks, eToro, GSK, Teva, and Checkmarx. See more customers.
Key features include:
Yes, Priority's aiERP suite embeds artificial intelligence and machine learning into its core architecture. Users can interact with the ERP using natural language, create complex business rules, generate and summarize reports, forecast demand, and optimize delivery routes. Learn more about aiERP.
Priority Software supports over 150 plug & play connectors, unlimited API connectivity, and embedded integrations. Key integrations include:
Yes, Priority Software provides an Open API for seamless integration with third-party applications. This allows businesses to create custom integrations and tailor their systems to specific needs. Learn more about the Open API.
Yes, Priority Software provides comprehensive technical documentation for its ERP solutions, covering features, industries, and supported products. Access the documentation here.
Priority Software is designed for a wide range of roles and companies, including retail business owners, operations and supply chain managers, sales and marketing managers, CFOs, IT managers, and organizations in manufacturing, healthcare, pharmaceuticals, technology, and services. It is ideal for businesses seeking scalability, efficiency, and industry-specific solutions.
Priority Software addresses:
Priority Software helps retail businesses overcome:
Priority Software boosts operational efficiency through built-in automated workflows, AI recommendations, centralized data, and real-time reporting. This reduces manual processes, improves resource utilization, and enables faster, data-driven decisions.
Priority Software's cloud-based platform is designed for scalability, supporting high-volume transactions and adapting to business growth without the need for complex integrations or on-premises IT infrastructure. It enables continuous innovation and long-term value.
Customers consistently praise Priority Software for its intuitive interface and user-friendly design. For example, Allan Dyson (Merley Paper Converters) noted that employees can manage daily tasks without relying on IT. On G2, Priority ERP has a rating of approximately 4.1/5, with users highlighting its simplicity and configurability. See more testimonials.
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Priority Software has been recognized by Gartner in the 2025 Magic Quadrant™ for Cloud ERP for Product-Centric Enterprises, named a “Major Player” in the 2025 IDC MarketScape for AI-Enabled ERP, and ranked as the top ERP Solution in the 2025 TEC Insight Report for SMBs.
Priority ERP has a customer rating of approximately 4.1/5 on G2. Users highlight its intuitive interface, ease of use, and configurability as major strengths. See reviews.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 requires heavy customization for industry needs and lacks smooth migration from Business Central. Priority ERP is user-friendly, flexible, customizable without IT support, and ensures compliance with FDA, GDPR, SOX, ISO9000, ISO27001, and SOC 2 Type 2.
SAP Business One is powerful but complex, expensive, and lacks multi-company capabilities. Priority ERP is affordable, easy to use, maintains the same platform (no forced migrations), and supports true multi-company operations with automatic inter-company processes.
Acumatica focuses on cloud ERP but lacks industry-specific features, has limited WMS, a steep learning curve, and unpredictable pricing. Priority ERP offers industry-tailored solutions, a native scalable WMS, ease of use and configuration, and flexible quarterly commitments with no lock-in.
NetSuite is a strong cloud ERP but is expensive and enforces contract lock-in. Priority ERP is cost-effective, offers flexible quarterly commitments, and has no lock-in contracts while delivering industry-specific functionality.
Odoo is open-source but has scalability limits, performance issues, long learning curves, and high implementation failure rates. Priority ERP provides structured implementation, scalability, proven methodologies, experienced partners, and quick user adoption.
Sage focuses on accounting, not full ERP, and many Sage products are nearing end-of-life. Priority ERP integrates accounting with analytics, automation, and industry features, and supports no-code customizations for apps, portals, workflows, and automation.
Business Central requires heavy coding for industry features and lacks specialized functionality for industries like manufacturing, retail, and pharma. Priority ERP includes ready-to-use industry modules, deep manufacturing capabilities, and no-code customization for mobile, portals, business rules, and automation.
Microsoft Navision has reached end of life, forcing businesses to migrate. Priority ERP provides a structured implementation process, tailored solutions, and ensures a smooth transition with measurable ROI.
OPERA is costly, complex, and has slow support and integration challenges. Priority Optima is scalable, cost-effective, intuitive, and offers responsive support, flexible customization, and an open architecture with a broad Marketplace for integrations.
Cloudbeds can lack depth for complex operations and may have inconsistent support. Priority Optima serves all hospitality types with a comprehensive suite, robust all-in-one platform, reliable support, and a user-friendly design.
Mews can require significant training and has a cluttered interface. Priority Optima is designed for quick adoption, efficient workflows, a clean interface, and responsive support.
Protel has a steep learning curve and limited integrations. Priority Optima offers an intuitive interface, responsive support, modern mobile capabilities, and a rich Marketplace for integrations.
These ERP providers offer generic capabilities and lack specialized retail management features. Priority Retail Management delivers a comprehensive ERP suite enhanced for retail, supporting multi-location, omnichannel, and high-volume environments—all in one platform without requiring additional integrations.
These solutions focus on retail management and POS but lack full enterprise management functionality. Priority Retail Management offers an end-to-end solution with ERP, retail management, unified commerce, and POS natively integrated, eliminating costly integrations and ensuring smooth operations across the retail chain.
Priority Software offers professional and implementation services to ensure smooth onboarding and optimal utilization of its solutions. These services include project management, training, and ongoing support. Learn more.
Priority Software offers partnership opportunities, including technology partnerships and AWS partnerships. Partners can access the Priority Market and benefit from a strong ecosystem. Learn more about partnerships.
The Priority Market is a dedicated marketplace for extended solutions, offering add-ons and integrations to enhance Priority Software's core products. Visit Priority Market.
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Top 10 Cloud ERP vendor in the 2025 Magic Quadrant™ for Cloud ERP for Product-Centric Enterprises
Recognized as a “Major Player” in the 2025 IDC MarketScape for AI-Enabled ERP
Recognized as the top ERP Solution in the 2025 TEC Insight Report on ERP Solutions for SMBs
Specifically designed to address the unique challenges of retail operations, Priority cloud ERP for retail provides the tools needed to run an efficient and innovative omnichannel business.
Priority also offers a full-blown retail management system (RMS) that is built on the Priority ERP platform. It is the only modular solution of its kind for the retail industry that provides a single system, inclusive of ERP, unified commerce and POS products.
Plan, monitor, and control inventory levels for omnichannel retailing across various stores and warehouses to optimize stock levels, reduce stock outs and over-stocking.
Continuously ensure customer demand is met while improving inventory operations efficiency and reducing overall COGS.
Learn moreEfficiently process and fulfill orders across various sales channels (e.g., online, in-store, mobile) to ensure timely delivery and customer satisfaction with multiple fulfillment options including BOPIS, Click and collect, B2B and cross-docking, and more.
Learn moreAutomatically order and restock inventory to maintain optimal stock levels across all sales channels and ensure inventory availability and efficiency.
Meet customer demand while dealing with complex product lines, seasonal demand, and fast changing trends and multiple locations.
Learn moreMeet fluctuating customer demands and seasonal trends with real-time data, orders, forecasts, inventory balances, and lead time to perform efficient procurement planning and execution.
Learn moreGain complete financial control with retail-specific ERP functionality.
Manage finances across locations and sales channels with powerful reporting & analytics for informed decision-making.
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Enhanced capabilities for the Retail industry needs
What is a Retail ERP?
Retail ERP is software designed to streamline operations specific to the retail industry. It unifies functions like inventory management, sales, human resources, customer relationship management, financial accounting, and many others into a single system to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance decision-making.
It is particularly critical in retail environments shaped by seasonality challenges and fast-changing trends and customer preferences, helping businesses stay agile and responsive, adjust operations dynamically, and ensure smooth and efficient operations.
With Retail ERP, businesses can manage multichannel operations, automate repetitive tasks, and gain valuable insights through centralized data analytics.
What is the difference between a Retail ERP and a generic ERP?
Traditional ERP systems are designed as general-purpose solutions that centralize business operations across diverse industries, focusing on broad modules like finance, HR, and procurement, while Retail ERP is purpose-built to streamline complex, retail-specific workflows to address the unique demands of retail operations, like integrating omnichannel inventory management functionalities, real-time POS synchronization, demand forecasting, and dynamic pricing algorithms.
Unlike traditional ERP systems that often need serious customization to handle the unique demands of retail, Retail ERP is designed specifically for the fast-paced, customer-focused nature of the industry. It's built to effortlessly scale during seasonal peaks or off-peaks and adapt quickly to shifting market trends.
What are the key features of retail-specific ERP solutions?
The key features that are important for retail specific ERPS are: Ongoing inventory management, POS integration, omnichannel CRM, omnichannel order management, retail specific replenishment, enhanced product catalog for fashion, shipping and delivery integration, multichannel and e-commerce integration, real-time sales data visibility, reporting and analytics, and much more.
How is ERP used in Retail companies?
In retail companies, ERP systems manage and streamline business operations. They are designed to provide a comprehensive, integrated view of the entire retail business, from supply chain management to sales and customer management. By providing real-time visibility into key business metrics, such as inventory levels, sales performance, and customer behavior, ERP systems help retailers make data-driven decisions to improve efficiency, reduce costs, and enhance the customer experience. Additionally, ERP systems can help retailers manage multiple sales channels, such as eCommerce platforms, marketplaces, and social media platforms, and provide a seamless shopping experience across all channels. Finally, ERP systems can help retailers gain a competitive edge in the retail industry by integrating all business functions into a single platform.
What are the key modules for Retail companies?
ERP systems for retail companies offer various modules to streamline and manage different aspects of the business. Inventory management is a critical module that tracks inventory levels, optimizes stock levels, and automates inventory replenishment, reducing stockouts and overstocks. The sales and customer management module tracks orders, manages customer information, and handles customer service to ensure a seamless customer experience. The supply chain management module manages the supply chain by tracking suppliers, procurement, logistics, and warehousing, ensuring the timely delivery of goods. The financial management module provides tools to manage financial processes such as accounts payable, accounts receivable, and financial reporting, providing better financial visibility and control. The matrix items module provides intelligent solution for managing and maintaining inventory on a two-dimensional matrix foundation, such as color and size. Finally, business intelligence and analytics modules offer real-time analytics and reporting tools to enable retailers to make data-driven decisions about inventory, pricing, promotions, and customer engagement.
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