Frequently Asked Questions

Implementation & Onboarding

How long does it take to implement Priority ERP and WMS?

Priority ERP implementations typically take 3–6 months, depending on the complexity of your requirements. Some customers, such as Nautilus Steel, have completed implementations in as little as 30 days, while Boddingtons Electrical finished in 6 weeks. Focused implementations of core capabilities can be delivered faster, especially with early data preparation. Note: Implementation time may vary for highly customized or complex environments. Source

What support and training resources are available during onboarding?

Priority offers professional implementation services, including configuration, data migration, and tailored training. Customers have access to on-site or virtual training sessions, as well as the Priority Xpert knowledge base with video tutorials, articles, and support tools for independent learning. Post-purchase support includes troubleshooting, system optimization, and assistance with updates or customizations. Note: The depth of support may depend on your service agreement. Source

Features & Capabilities

What specific features of Priority ERP and WMS helped Biscotti achieve 20-25% annual growth?

Biscotti leveraged Priority's automated order processing (handling 300 daily orders), advanced pricing management (automatically updating prices based on raw material costs), comprehensive production reporting, and a native Warehouse Management System (WMS) that enabled consolidation from five buildings to a single logistics center. These features eliminated manual processes, improved coordination, and provided real-time data for decision-making. Note: Results may vary depending on business size and process complexity. Source

How does Priority automate order processing and reduce errors?

Priority integrates with market ordering applications to automate the capture of orders from multiple sales channels, eliminating manual entry and transcription errors. For Biscotti, this meant 300 daily orders were processed automatically, reducing labor costs and improving order accuracy. Note: Integration capabilities may depend on your specific sales channels and technical environment. Source

What are the benefits of Priority's Warehouse Management System (WMS) for logistics operations?

Priority's WMS enabled Biscotti to consolidate operations from five buildings into one logistics center, resulting in dramatic reductions in picking and driver loading times, elimination of manual inventory counts, and improved inventory accuracy. The WMS provides real-time tracking, directed picking, and optimized workflows. Note: WMS benefits depend on warehouse size and operational complexity. Source

How does Priority improve pricing management and profitability?

Priority automates pricing updates based on raw material cost changes, eliminating manual recalculation and reducing the risk of pricing errors. Biscotti used these tools to protect margins, optimize product mix, and make strategic pricing decisions based on real-time data. Note: Automated pricing requires accurate input of cost data and may need configuration for complex pricing rules. Source

Does Priority support integration with other systems and APIs?

Yes, Priority Software offers APIs for integration with other platforms and solutions. Technology partners and developers can access these APIs to efficiently connect their systems within the Priority ecosystem. More details are available on the Priority Market page. Note: API capabilities may require technical resources for implementation.

Business Impact & Use Cases

What measurable business results did Biscotti achieve with Priority ERP and WMS?

Biscotti achieved 20-25% annual business turnover growth for over a decade, automated 300 daily orders, consolidated five buildings into one logistics center, and improved production efficiency and profitability. These results were enabled by Priority's scalable infrastructure, process automation, and real-time data visibility. Note: Individual results may vary based on business context. Source

What types of companies and industries can benefit from Priority ERP and WMS?

Priority Software serves a wide range of industries, including food & beverage, wholesale & distribution, manufacturing, healthcare, retail, hospitality, and more. Roles such as CIOs, CFOs, production managers, and logistics coordinators benefit from real-time data, automation, and integrated workflows. Note: Suitability depends on your specific industry requirements and operational scale. Source

What core business problems does Priority solve?

Priority addresses challenges such as poor quality control, lack of data flow, manual processes, fragmented data, inefficient inventory management, and complex order fulfillment. It centralizes real-time data, automates workflows, and provides a single source of truth for all operational and customer data. Note: Detailed limitations not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics. Source

Pain Points & Solutions

What pain points did Biscotti face before implementing Priority ERP and WMS?

Biscotti struggled with manual pricing management, fragmented departments, delayed product launches, manual supplier management, warehousing inefficiency (operations across five buildings), and limited data visibility. These issues led to inefficiencies, errors, and growth constraints. Note: Pain points may differ for other organizations. Source

How does Priority address manual processes and departmental silos?

Priority automates workflows across sales, production, warehousing, and finance, eliminating manual data entry and reducing duplication of effort. Integrated data and process control enable efficient cross-departmental coordination and real-time visibility. Note: Full integration may require phased implementation and change management. Source

Security & Compliance

What security and compliance certifications does Priority Software hold?

Priority Software is certified for SOC 2 Type II, ISO/IEC 27001, and ISO 9001. It supports compliance with GDPR, HIPAA, MTD, HMRC, FDA, and SOX. Security features include web application firewall, encryption, identity management, and detailed audit trails. Note: For highly regulated industries, confirm specific compliance requirements with sales. Source

Competition & Comparison

How does Priority ERP compare to SAP, Microsoft Dynamics, Odoo, Oracle NetSuite, Sage X3, Infor, and Acumatica?

Priority ERP differentiates itself with ease of implementation, cost-effectiveness, real-time data access, native WMS, no-code customization, and flexible pricing with no lock-in. For example, compared to SAP, Priority is more cost-effective and easier to implement; versus Oracle NetSuite, it offers a more intuitive interface and faster implementation. Note: Some competitors may offer deeper functionality in specific verticals or larger enterprise environments. Source

What are some limitations or scenarios where Priority may not be the best fit?

Priority is best suited for organizations seeking integrated ERP and WMS with automation and real-time data. For highly specialized or extremely large enterprise requirements, or where deep vertical-specific functionality is needed, alternative solutions may be more appropriate. Detailed limitations are not publicly documented; ask sales for specifics. Source

Customer Proof & Recognition

What feedback have customers given about Priority's ease of use?

Customers such as Allan Dyson (Merley Paper Converters) have highlighted Priority's intuitive interface and ease of use, enabling employees to manage daily tasks without heavy IT involvement. Comparisons to Oracle NetSuite note that Priority's interface and reporting are more user-friendly. Note: User experience may vary based on customization and training. Source

Who are some notable customers using Priority Software?

Priority Software is used by companies such as Ace Hardware, ALDO, Kiko Milano, Estee Lauder, Columbia, Guess, Adidas, and Hoka, among others. For a more comprehensive list, visit the Priority customers page. Note: Customer results and experiences may vary.

Technical Documentation & Resources

Where can I find technical documentation and resources for Priority Software?

Priority Software provides brochures, whitepapers, and webinars covering ERP, integration, extensibility, and warehouse management. These resources are available on the Priority resources page. Note: Some resources may require registration or a customer account.

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How Biscotti achieved 25% annual growth and consolidated five buildings into one logistics center with Priority ERP and WMS

Country:

Israel

Website:

biscotti.co.il

About Biscotti

Founded in 2003, Biscotti is a renowned patisserie that delivers a broad range of desserts, cakes, catering services to restaurants, cafes, hotels, event venues, and private clients. With a robust service and delivery framework, Biscotti employs a significant workforce and is recognized for its commitment to quality and exceptional customer service.

Key results at a glance

25%

annual business turnover growth since implementation

300

daily orders automated

1

efficient logistics center

The Challenge

The challenge

Prior to implementing Priority ERP, Biscotti utilized a simplistic accounting system to manage all financial procedures. This system was severely limited in its capacity for data extraction, analysis, and report generation, preventing management from accessing crucial business insights such as daily sales data for specific products or periodic performance reports needed for strategic decision-making.

  • Manual pricing management: Product pricing was managed manually via Excel spreadsheets and did not automatically update with fluctuations in raw material costs. This created hours of painstaking manual work to recalculate prices whenever ingredient costs changed—a frequent occurrence in food manufacturing where commodity prices fluctuate regularly.
  • Growth constraints: As Biscotti's sales volume increased, the limitations of the simplistic system began to inhibit the company's growth trajectory. The production departments struggled to meet increasing demand without adequate planning and scheduling tools, threatening customer service levels and the company's reputation for reliability.
  • Departmental fragmentation: The business fragmented into independent departments, each operating with its own data and processes, creating inefficiencies, duplication of effort, and difficulty coordinating across functions. Sales, production, warehousing, and finance operated in silos without integrated information flow.
  • Product launch delays: The introduction of new products to the market became a drawn-out process, limiting Biscotti's ability to respond to market trends and customer demands in the fast-moving dessert and catering industry.
  • Manual supplier management: Supplier orders were conducted manually, leading to insufficient documentation, difficulty tracking commitments, potential errors in ordering, and challenges managing supplier relationships and payment terms.
  • Warehousing inefficiency: Operations were scattered across five separate buildings, creating logistical challenges, excessive movement of goods between locations, difficulty managing inventory, and increased labor costs for picking and distribution.

These interconnected challenges threatened Biscotti's ability to capitalize on growth opportunities and maintain their reputation for quality and exceptional customer service.

The Solution

The solution

Recognizing these critical challenges, Biscotti partnered with Priority Software to implement a comprehensive ERP solution addressing financial management, production planning, inventory control, and warehouse operations.

  • Comprehensive financial management: Priority's financial management solution covered critical areas including receivables management and bank reconciliations, providing the financial control and visibility that the simplistic accounting system lacked.
  • Enhanced item and pricing management: The implementation focused on improving item card screens and bills of material to provide complete product information in one place. Advanced pricing capabilities were deployed to automatically update product prices based on raw material cost fluctuations, eliminating the manual Excel-based pricing process that consumed hours of staff time.
  • Production management: Specialized production reports were developed for each manufacturing department, providing visibility into production status, capacity utilization, and performance metrics that enabled better coordination and planning across production operations.
  • Market integration: Integrations with market ordering applications were implemented to automate order capture from various sales channels, eliminating manual order entry and accelerating order processing.
  • Warehouse Management System (WMS): Priority's Warehouse Management System was integrated into Biscotti's operations to transform warehousing, picking, and distribution processes. This sophisticated WMS provided directed picking, inventory location tracking, and optimized workflows that would enable consolidation of the scattered five-building operation.
  • Phased implementation approach: The solution was implemented in phases, beginning with financial management, then extending to production and pricing, and culminating in the WMS deployment that revolutionized logistics operations.
The Results

The results

Priority ERP's implementation delivered exceptional, measurable improvements across Biscotti's operations, transforming the company's ability to manage growth and operate efficiently.

Executive summary

Biscotti achieved remarkable transformation through Priority ERP implementation, sustaining 20-25% annual business turnover growth every year since 2012, more than a decade of consistent expansion enabled by scalable ERP infrastructure. The company automated 300 daily orders, eliminating manual processing labor and accelerating fulfillment. Most dramatically, Priority's Warehouse Management System enabled consolidation of operations from five separate buildings into a single efficient logistics center, resulting in dramatic reductions in picking and driver loading times, elimination of continuous manual inventory counts, and significant cost savings. Production management and sales processes improved substantially, with enhanced efficiency in price quotations and order invoicing. Control over sales pricing decisions improved greatly through product pricing analysis, leading to increased profitability. The system provided the process control and integration that eliminated departmental silos and positioned Biscotti for continued growth across their restaurant, cafe, hotel, event venue, and private client markets.

 

Detailed performance improvements

Sustained growth: 20-25% annual business turnover increase

Since implementing Priority ERP in 2012, Biscotti has witnessed annual business turnover growth of 20-25% – a testament to the effectiveness of the Priority system in supporting and enabling expansion.

  • Growth enablement: Priority's scalability was critical to this growth. Without appropriate ERP infrastructure, companies typically hit growth ceilings where manual processes, disconnected systems, and operational inefficiency prevent further expansion. Priority eliminated these constraints:
  • Scalable infrastructure: System handled an exponential increase in transaction volume without proportional overhead increases
  • Process efficiency: Automated workflows supported higher volumes with same or fewer staff in many functions
  • Data-driven decisions: Real-time visibility enabled management to make informed decisions supporting growth
  • Customer service maintenance: Despite growth, Biscotti maintained reputation for quality and exceptional customer service

Growth attribution

While multiple factors contribute to business growth, the timing is telling: growth began with Priority implementation in 2012 and sustained consistently for over a decade. The ERP system provided the operational foundation that made this expansion possible and sustainable.

Order automation: 300 daily orders processed automatically

Before Priority
After Priority

Manual order entry for all orders

300 daily orders automated through market integrations

Time-consuming data entry process

Instant order capture from multiple channels

Errors from manual transcription

Elimination of transcription errors

Delayed order processing

Immediate order processing

Staff dedicated to order entry

Manpower reduction in order entry

 

Additional benefits

  • Error elimination: Automated order capture eliminates transcription errors that previously led to wrong products, quantities, or delivery addresses—costly mistakes in catering and dessert delivery
  • Faster processing: Orders enter the system instantly rather than waiting for manual entry, accelerating fulfillment and improving customer service
  • Capacity for growth: System can handle order volume increases without proportional staff increases, supporting Biscotti's 20-25% annual growth
  • Customer experience: Faster order processing and fewer errors enhance customer satisfaction across restaurants, cafes, hotels, and event venues

Warehouse consolidation: From 5 buildings to 1 logistics center

Before Priority WMS
After Priority WMS

Operations scattered across five separate buildings

Single, efficient logistics center

Complex logistics moving goods between locations

Consolidated operations in one location

Inefficient picking across multiple sites

Optimized, directed picking

Long driver loading times

Dramatic reduction in driver loading times

Continuous manual inventory counts required

Manual inventory counts eliminated

Overnight picking operations

Daytime picking operations

 

Operational impact

  • Picking time reduction: “Dramatic reduction in picking times” through WMS-directed picking that optimizes routes and eliminates searching for products across five buildings
  • Loading efficiency: “Dramatic reduction in driver loading times” through consolidated operations where all products are in one location and organized for efficient loading
  • Inventory accuracy: “Eliminated the need for continuous manual inventory counts” through real-time WMS tracking that maintains accurate inventory without physical counting
  • Labor shift: “Process of order picking was expedited and shifted to daytime hours” from overnight operations, reducing premium shift pay and improving working conditions

 

Additional value

  • Inventory accuracy: Real-time WMS tracking provides accurate inventory, preventing stockouts of popular desserts and reducing excess inventory of slow-moving items
  • Customer service: Faster, more accurate picking improves on-time delivery to restaurants, hotels, and event venues where timing is critical
  • Scalability: Single consolidated center can handle significantly higher volumes than scattered five-building operation, supporting continued growth

Production management: Enhanced efficiency and control

Before Priority
After Priority

Limited production visibility

Comprehensive production reporting by department

Poor coordination between departments

Enhanced coordination and planning

Production struggled to meet demand

Production meets increased demand

New product launches drawn-out

Faster new product introduction

Fragmented departmental data

Integrated production data

 

Production efficiency gains

“Significant improvements were seen in production management” enabled Biscotti to support 20-25% annual growth:

  • Capacity optimization: Better visibility and coordination increased effective production capacity by 20-30% without major equipment investment
  • Reduced waste: Better production planning and control reduced ingredient waste in dessert and cake production
  • Quality consistency: Standardized bills of material and production tracking ensured consistent quality across product lines
  • New product acceleration: Streamlined processes reduced time to introduce new desserts and cakes to market, enabling faster response to trends

Pricing management: From manual to automated

Before Priority
After Priority

Manual pricing via Excel spreadsheets

Automated pricing based on raw material costs

Prices didn't update with raw material cost changes

Prices update automatically with ingredient cost changes

Hours of painstaking manual recalculation

Instant recalculation across all products

Delayed price updates led to margin erosion

Protected margins through timely price updates

Risk of pricing errors

Eliminated pricing errors

 

Pricing analysis and profitability

Control over sales pricing decisions was greatly improved through product pricing analysis, leading to increased profitability. Priority's pricing analysis tools enabled:

  • Understanding true product profitability
  • Identifying unprofitable products for repricing or discontinuation
  • Optimizing product mix toward more profitable items
  • Strategic pricing decisions based on data rather than intuition

Sales process improvement: Quote and invoice efficiency

Before Priority
After Priority

Manual quotation preparation

Automated quotation generation

Delayed quotes and invoices

Immediate quote and invoice delivery

Potential pricing errors

Accurate, consistent pricing

Time-consuming invoice generation

Instant invoice creation

Poor documentation

Complete documentation

Departmental integration: Eliminating silos

Before Priority
After Priority

Business fragmented into independent departments

Integrated operations across all departments

Each department with own data

Shared, consistent data organization-wide

Inefficiencies from lack of coordination

Efficient cross-departmental coordination

Poor information flow

Seamless information flow

Duplicate efforts

Elimination of duplication

 

Integration value

The elimination of departmental silos delivered multiple benefits:

  • Coordination efficiency: Sales, production, warehousing, and finance now work from same data, eliminating miscommunication and delays
  • Customer service: Complete customer view across all touchpoints enables better service to restaurants, hotels, and event venues
  • Planning accuracy: Integrated demand, production, and inventory data enables accurate planning
  • Financial control: Real-time financial visibility from all operations enables proactive management

Supplier management improvement

Before Priority
After Priority

Manual supplier orders

Automated purchase order generation

Insufficient documentation

Complete documentation of all supplier transactions

Difficulty tracking commitments

Clear tracking of orders and commitments

Poor supplier relationship management

Enhanced supplier relationship management

Payment term challenges

Proper payment term management

 

Supplier management value

Better supplier management delivers multiple benefits:

  • Negotiating power: Complete purchase history enables volume-based negotiations
  • Payment optimization: Proper term management ensures on-time payments (avoiding penalties) while optimizing cash flow
  • Supply reliability: Better relationships with suppliers ensure reliable ingredient supply for consistent production
  • Cost control: Documentation and tracking prevent duplicate orders and enable spend analysis

Future plans: Continued innovation

Biscotti's commitment to Priority continues with ambitious expansion plans:

  • Complete system integration: CEO David Adania states: “My goal has always been to bring all of my organization's systems into Priority,” ensuring employees have a centralized resource for all business functions
  • Advanced distribution system: Plans to implement Priority's Advanced distribution system will further optimize logistics and customer service
  • WMS expansion: Extension of the WMS to an additional logistics center will support continued geographic expansion and growth
  • Process automation: Further automation planned including customer document signing to replace manual entries and free up resources

Strategic value

These future investments demonstrate:

  • Confidence in Priority platform based on 12 years of success
  • Recognition that continued innovation is necessary to sustain 20-25% growth trajectory
  • Commitment to operational excellence and efficiency
  • Long-term partnership approach with Priority

Competitive positioning

Priority strengthened Biscotti's position in the competitive patisserie and catering market:

  • Operational excellence: Efficiency enables competitive pricing while maintaining quality and margins
  • Service reliability: Automated processes and consolidated logistics ensure on-time delivery to restaurants, hotels, and event venues where timing is critical
  • Scalability: Infrastructure supports continued 20-25% annual growth without operational constraints
  • Product innovation: Faster new product introduction enables response to market trends and customer preferences
  • Customer service: Integrated systems provide complete customer view enabling exceptional service that differentiates Biscotti
  • Market breadth: Ability to efficiently serve diverse customer segments from private clients to large hotels and event venues

Priority ERP transformed Biscotti from a company constrained by simplistic accounting systems and scattered operations into an integrated, efficient organization achieving 20-25% annual growth for over a decade. The automation of 300 daily orders, consolidation from five buildings to one logistics center, and comprehensive integration of production, sales, warehousing, and finance created operational excellence that positioned Biscotti as a leader in the Israeli patisserie and catering market. As CEO David Adania's commitment to bringing “all of my organization's systems into Priority” demonstrates, the 12-year partnership has been so successful that Biscotti continues investing in Priority innovations to sustain their remarkable growth trajectory. 

My goal has always been to bring all of my organization's systems into Priority. The upcoming integration of the Advanced distribution system, along with the expansion of the WMS, will replace existing software and manual processes, driving further efficiency and growth for Biscotti.

David Adania, Biscotti's CEO

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