Frequently Asked Questions

Features & Capabilities

What features does Priority's ERP-based retail management system offer?

Priority's ERP-based retail management system provides a unified commerce platform, flexible working schedules, mobile point-of-sale solutions, self-service kiosks, customer loyalty management, centralized retail management console, business process management (BPM) automation, cloud-based SaaS deployment, flexible order fulfillment, and offline/disconnected payment processing. These features help retailers streamline operations, enhance customer experience, and adapt to changing market needs. Learn more.

Does Priority support omnichannel retail experiences?

Yes, Priority's ERP-based retail management system enables retailers to deliver a true omnichannel experience by recording all customer interactions and behaviors on a single system. This ensures seamless engagement across online, offline, and in-store channels, helping businesses meet modern customer expectations. Omnichannel CRM details.

Can Priority's retail management system process payments offline?

Yes, Priority's ERP-based retail management system allows retailers to process payments in offline and disconnected modes. This ensures business continuity during energy shortages or connectivity issues, enabling sales registration and payment processing even without internet or electricity.

What automation capabilities does Priority offer?

Priority includes built-in workflows, AI recommendations, and a business process management (BPM) module to automate complex retail workflows. This reduces manual errors, improves operational efficiency, and enhances transparency and collaboration across departments.

Does Priority offer industry-specific features?

Yes, Priority provides tailored functionalities for industries such as retail, manufacturing, healthcare, and hospitality. These industry-specific features ensure businesses receive solutions designed for their unique operational needs. About Priority.

Use Cases & Benefits

How can Priority help my retail business grow?

Priority's ERP-based retail management system helps retailers grow by unifying commerce channels, automating workflows, enabling flexible working schedules, supporting mobile sales, and providing real-time visibility into operations and supply chain. These capabilities improve customer experience, operational efficiency, and adaptability in a changing market. Read the full article.

What business impact can I expect from using Priority?

Businesses using Priority can expect enhanced operational efficiency, reduced costs, improved decision-making through advanced analytics, streamlined workflows, and long-term adaptability. Priority's cloud-based solutions support business growth and help retailers thrive in unstable environments. Learn more.

Who can benefit from Priority's retail management system?

Priority's retail management system is ideal for retailers of all sizes, including those in apparel, electronics, cosmetics, convenience stores, and more. It is also suitable for businesses seeking scalable, future-proof solutions to streamline operations and improve efficiency. Industry coverage.

Pain Points & Problem Solving

What problems does Priority solve for retailers?

Priority addresses poor quality control, lack of data flow, poor inventory management, outdated ERP systems, manual processes, fragmented data, customer frustration, operational inefficiencies, and complex order fulfillment. It provides real-time traceability, centralized data, automated workflows, and end-to-end order management to overcome these challenges. Learn more.

How does Priority help with inventory management?

Priority optimizes inventory levels, improves forecasting and demand planning, and enhances supply chain efficiency. Its centralized inventory management ensures accurate stock counts and efficient replenishment, reducing overstock or stockouts and increasing customer satisfaction. Inventory Management.

How does Priority address integration complexity?

Priority offers a modular, all-in-one solution that eliminates the need for complex integrations. This ensures seamless workflows across operations and customer engagement, reducing operational delays and inefficiencies.

Competition & Comparison

How does Priority compare to other ERP and retail management solutions?

Priority stands out by offering an end-to-end modular solution that unifies ERP, retail management, unified commerce, and POS on a single platform. Unlike competitors that require multiple systems and complex integrations, Priority ensures seamless workflows, centralized data, and scalability. It also provides industry-specific features and flexible, cost-effective deployment options. About Priority.

Why should I choose Priority over alternatives?

Priority offers integration simplicity, a single source of truth, cloud-based scalability, no-code customizations, advanced analytics, industry-specific features, built-in automation, and is recognized by leading analysts like Gartner and IDC. Trusted by companies such as Toyota, Flex, and Teva, Priority delivers efficiency, adaptability, and long-term value. Learn more.

Implementation & Adoption

How long does it take to implement Priority's retail management system?

Implementation times vary based on business size and complexity. Industry-specific off-the-shelf solutions can be deployed within a few weeks, while tailored workflows, multi-site setups, or legacy data migration typically take 1-6 months. Professional Implementation Services.

What training and support does Priority provide during implementation?

Priority offers professional services including configuration, data migration, and training. Customers can access on-site and virtual training sessions, as well as self-service resources like Priority Xpert (knowledge base, video tutorials, and support tools) to ensure a smooth adoption process. Learn more.

Support & Maintenance

What customer service and support are available after purchasing Priority?

Priority provides comprehensive post-purchase support including troubleshooting, system optimization, updates, customizations, and access to Priority Xpert. Multilingual support resources, documentation, FAQs, and direct contact options are available to assist customers. Support Page.

How does Priority handle maintenance, upgrades, and troubleshooting?

Priority provides automatic software updates and zero-downtime maintenance for SaaS customers. Upgrades are tested before deployment, and troubleshooting is handled by experienced personnel for the latest software versions. On-premises customers manage their own updates, with extended support available for an additional fee. Priority Support.

Customer Proof & Testimonials

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

Customers consistently praise Priority for its flexibility, high customizability, and intuitive interface. Allan Dyson (Merley Paper Converters) noted full process automation and ease of use. Martyn Young (Cherwell Laboratories) found Priority matched their needs out of the box. Tomer Lebel (Cyberint) stated Priority is much easier and simpler to operate than other leading ERP solutions. These testimonials highlight Priority's user-friendly design and adaptability. Case Studies.

Who are some of Priority's customers?

Priority is trusted by leading companies across retail and ERP sectors, including Ace Hardware, ALDO, Kiko Milano, Estee Lauder, Columbia, Guess, Adidas, Hoka, Toyota, Flex, Dunlop, Electra, IAI North America, Outbrain, Brinks, eToro, Gevasol, Checkmarx, GSK, and Teva. See more customers.

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How ERP-based retail management system can grow your business

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Retail business has suffered since the beginning of 2020, with many shutting shops due to reduced sales and frequent lockdowns.

In 2024 retailers are beginning to count on technology to come to their aid. ERP-based retail management software can help retail businesses become more agile and scalable and help them handle their day-to-day operations efficiently.

This article looks at how an ERP-based retail management system can help you grow your business in 2024 despite all odds.

The need for a unified commerce platform 

SalesForce survey revealed that 62% of participants felt that their experiences with one industry influenced their expectations of others. In other words, if someone is used to a seamless pickup and drop service using the Uber app, they may also expect a similarly frictionless retail shopping experience.

Retail owners have much to catch up with, and a unified commerce platform helps. It ensures that all your client data and experiences are stored on a single platform, available for use when needed. Consequently, you can help your customers feel a sense of predictability and a smooth shopping experience in an unstable market environment.

Priority's ERP-based retail management system offers an advanced unified commerce platform. It ensures that all your customers' interactions and behaviors are recorded on a single system and intelligently uses data to help deliver customers with a truly omnichannel experience.

Flexible working schedules

More than 3 million people work in the UK retail sector, and many millions worldwide. For most of these workers, flexible working hours are the second most crucial criterion to remain employed with a retail business. The first critical measure, not surprisingly, is being able to work closer to home. If your employees are unhappy, you can rest assured that your customers won't be either.

With flexible working becoming the norm worldwide, your retail management system should be ready for these changes. In other words, your retail management system should support mobile devices used by sales assistants, easily share documents with different departments, conduct video conferencing, and collate data streams.

Priority's ERP-based retail management system is built for a more flexible future. It allows your employees to work remotely and answer product questions, sort out billing issues, process orders, and returns, and even offer customer service from the comfort of their homes. A Retail management system that is in line with your staff's preferred working style will help you maintain a positive company culture.

Sales on the go

Several retail companies make sales outside their store environment. This could be at trade shows, exhibitions, or customers' residences and offices. Thus, a retail management system should provide point-of-sale solutions that allow employees to process sales on the go.

In addition, the retail management system should also provide retailers with the tools to check stock counts and manage accounts outside the brick-and-mortar branches. It is essential to choose a cloud-based retail management system so that all transactions, online, offline, in-store, or at a pop-up location, are synchronized in real-time to a central database.

Priority's unified retail management system helps retailers unite commerce channels outside the store. Your employees can easily track customers and daily sales and generate reports that need to be sent back to the office.

Self-service Kiosks

A recent study revealed that 49.4% of retail customers preferred using self-service kiosks because they are quicker.

In 2024, self-service checkouts will serve two purposes: avoiding overcrowding at cash counters and maintaining safe physical distance between customers. Moreover, 66% of customers prefer self-service kiosks over employee interactions because it is quicker and less stressful.

Priority ERP-based retail management system provides retailers with a cloud-enabled Self Service Kiosks POS system that helps turbocharge in-store sales, reduce labor costs, and eliminate store overcrowding.

Customer Loyalty management

Many businesses are looking up to CRM and loyalty programs as a way to beat inflation. 55.9% of companies hope to bank on their loyal customers for continued sales. In addition, 67.7% actively consider investing more in customer retention to beat the inflation crisis.

In 2024, retailers' business strategy must focus on retaining existing customers. A comprehensive customer loyalty solution can help businesses onboard customers from any channel and manage various loyalty assets.

Priority's retail management system offers an advanced gift card management software engine that helps retailers easily implement digital, online, and in-store promotions. In addition, Priority's customer loyalty management platform is specifically designed to help retailers retain customers and entice new ones to become loyal.

Centralized retail management console

In 2024, the retail sector is expected to grow at 4.8%, which is half the rate of 2021. The outlook is even more dismal in 2025, with the growth rate expected to hover around 4.1%. In addition, 62% of retailers feel they need better supply chain visibility. Otherwise, getting goods to customers in time can prove to be a challenging task.

Ensuring customer satisfaction seems complicated with disruptions to the supply chain and logistics. A possible solution to this problem is implementing a centralized retail management console.

Priority's ERP-based, unified retail management system offers retailers a clear picture of their entire supply chain and real-time visibility of their retail operations. It provides realistic time estimates despite possible logistics setbacks, thus, enhancing customer trust in your brand.

Simplifying complex retail workflows

A Business process management module helps automate and streamline business processes, invariably reducing operational costs. So far, BPM has been used by IT departments in large organizations to maintain and manage workflows.

In 2024, we expect a shift toward the democratization of BPM. Smaller businesses can access efficient workflow management thanks to technological advancements and cloud-enabled BPM products. Most importantly, we also expect cloud-based BPM to enhance corporate collaboration and drive the automation of various processes.

Priority's BPM module is integrated with its Retail ERP and helps you automate complex retail workflows. You can improve procedural efficiency and enhance transparency. In short, it helps improve communication across departments and offsets delays due to logistical issues.

Cloud-based SaaS model

Cloud based ERP is essential for the future of retail business management. With rising costs and a looming recession, businesses have less money to spare on expensive IT infrastructure. However, they will need help managing their employees remotely, implementing flexible working schedules, and managing retail operations.

A cloud-based SaaS model is the right option for smaller retail units that cannot afford to deploy large-scale ERP products. However, with access to the right software tools, retail units can manage their sales workflows efficiently.

Priority's ERP-based retail management system has all the features that a retail business needs. You can conveniently add or remove modules and manage your retail business without spending on expensive IT infrastructure.

Flexible order fulfillment 

Multi-channel order management is essential for a retail business' survival in 2024. Customers may interact with a product online, at your brick-and-mortar store, or even on social media. Regardless of where they encounter your product, they expect flexibility in order fulfillment.

Customers may check out products on your website and choose to pick them up at your store. On the contrary, they may visit your store and order online to use discounts. In short, customers expect to pick up from where they left off and have the convenience of purchasing products the way they want. This is only possible with the help of multi-channel order management and flexible order fulfillment.

Priority's Retail management system helps you to actively listen to what customers want and adopt a collaborative approach based on business intelligence. This enables you to fulfill orders in a manner that satisfies your customers. In times of logistical issues and delayed order fulfillment, this will give you a competitive edge over your peers.

Payment processing in offline/disconnected mode

Many regions often face energy shortages due to weather conditions or infrastructure failure. Unfortunately, disruptions to energy supply mean your POS device may not work as expected.

You may need help connecting to the internet, and checkouts may happen differently than expected. It is essential to choose a Retail management system that allows you to operate your points of sale offline, even when not connected to a power source.

Priority's ERP processes payments in offline and disconnected modes, making it the tool of choice during these energy crises. Whether you have access to the internet and electricity, you will still be able to process payments, register sales, and witness a growth in your revenue.

Future-proof your business with Priority's Unified retail management system

Priority's Unified retail management software offers a comprehensive solution for retailers looking to thrive in an unstable business environment.

Contact us to learn more about how Priority's Retail ERP can help your business grow in 2024 and beyond.

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The Author

Moti Lichi

Head of Strategy and Retail International Markets

With extensive experience in product marketing, business development and product management, Moti has a proven track record of driving growth and innovation. He has held significant positions at CNext Ventures and Fundtech, focusing on financial services technology and corporate development. Moti's expertise lies in understanding retail market trends, and leading strategic initiatives. His leadership is marked by a commitment to excellence and a deep understanding of the dynamic nature of international retail markets.