Priority shines with its user-friendly interface, robust functionality and flexible licensing options. Priority's powerful platform can scale and grow with a company's changing requirements with no need to ever bring products to end of life. Instead, Priority focuses on its powerful cloud ERP platform that is known for its agility, scalability, openness and functionality and noted by analysts for its well-rounded offering for mid-market and large enterprises.
Priority Cloud ERP: Discover a better alternative
Head-to-head feature comparison
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Priority ERP |
Sage X3 |
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Cloud ERP |
Yes |
Yes |
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Full function ERP |
Yes |
Yes |
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Products' End-of-Life |
No. Priority maintains and evolves the existing platform |
Yes (Sage 1000, 500, 300 and other products are on their way to EOL) |
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Customizations |
Priority customizations are simple, using no-code customizations for mobile apps, portal generator, business rules, process management, automations and more |
Users express frustration about how difficult it is to code custom configurations into the system |
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Dedicated mobile app |
Yes |
Sage X3 offers mobile access via a web interface. Customers note that this may have limitations in functionality and offline access |
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Mobile app generator |
Yes |
Sage 3 does not offer a dedicated mobile app generator as a standard feature within its ERP solutions |
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Company agility and responsiveness
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Priority is agile and responsive. Its management is more accessible and its customers have a greater ability to impact the roadmap |
Sage is not a small company, it has over 10,000 employees and is not in the same position as Priority to provide more personalized attention |
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Included in Gartner Magic Quadrant and IDC MarketScape reports |
Yes, consecutive years |
No |





