Priority vs. Syspro

Yes. Priority is built to run both sides of the business on one platform, from production planning and shop-floor execution to warehouse management and order fulfillment. Real-time visibility across production and inventory helps prevent delays and errors, and a native, scalable Warehouse Management System keeps distribution operations running smoothly as order volumes grow. 

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

Priority runs finance, manufacturing, distribution, CRM, and HR on a single cloud-native platform. Every part of it, including Warehouse Management and its mobile WMS app, is built into the same system, so connecting one part of Priority to another never requires an integration project, custom API work, or middleware.  

That matters more than it might seem: a lot of companies lose significant time and budget patching separate systems together around their core ERP.  Priority doesn't have that problem. Configuration, workflows, customizations, and reports can all be changed in-house without code. Priority's native AI, aiERP, works across the entire platform, letting teams query data in plain language, forecast demand, summarize reports, and build automation rules, all from one centralized location. Priority was named the #1 ERP for SMBs in the 2025 TEC Insight Report, an independent evaluation by named analysts Predrag Jakovljevic and Jorge Garcia.

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.