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For small and midsize businesses, managing finance, operations, inventory, and other day-to-day activities manually or across disconnected systems isn't sustainable. ERP systems bring core processes under one roof, giving teams access to real-time data, reducing manual work, and enabling better control as the business scales.
Today's ERP options for SMBs are more flexible than legacy ones. Some are modular, others are all-in-one. Some focus on specific industries. Others prioritize speed of deployment or extensibility.
Different ERP systems may be more appropriate for certain companies, and in any event, companies need to take the search for the right ERP system very seriously as it is a long-term investment. Choosing an ERP system is not simply an IT decision, it is a business decision, and the ERP will need to be able to grow with and adapt to the changing dynamics of your business.
This guide breaks down ten widely used ERP platforms that meet the real operational needs of SMBs, whether you're in manufacturing, distribution, retail, or services.
The following ERP platforms have been selected based on common SMB evaluation criteria: scalability, cost-efficiency, vertical functionality, and proven success within SMB environments.
Each solution addresses typical SMB constraints around budget, resources, and implementation agility.
While presented in alphabetical order without ranking, each ERP brings something different to the table, depending on operational complexity, regulatory scope, and digital maturity, so the right fit depends on your industry, structure, and goals.
Acumatica
4–8 months
Epicor
Varies by product (not all modules are available across all systems):
4–12 months
Microsoft Business Central
2–6 months
NetSuite
4–9 months
Odoo
2–6+ months
Priority Software
Weeks–6 months
Rootstock
Cloud (Salesforce)
6–12 months
Sage X3
6–10 months
SAP Business One
2–6 months
SYSPRO
4–9 months
Acumatica is a cloud-based ERP known for its flexible licensing model-businesses pay based on system usage, not users, which can be attractive for companies scaling headcount. It includes solid core functionality and offers open APIs for easy integration.
Its modern UI and native mobile apps can add to its appeal, especially for teams that operate in the field. However, deeper operational tools like advanced warehouse management or production scheduling often rely on third-party extensions, which can create fragmentation over time and require ongoing partner coordination.
Acumatica's core offering includes Financial Management, Project Accounting, Customer Relationship Management (CRM), Distribution Management, and Construction. Manufacturing Management is available as a core module in the Manufacturing Edition. Each edition combines specific modules tailored to industry use cases, but all share a common platform and data model.
Acumatica serves SMBs in construction, wholesale distribution, services, and manufacturing. Its platform is particularly suited for businesses operating across multiple locations or legal entities.
Typical Acumatica deployment takes between 4-8 months, depending on data volume, number of modules, and whether a standard edition or highly customized model is deployed.
Acumatica's ERP is primarily a SaaS system, but it supports private cloud and on-prem deployment (through hosting partners).
Epicor offers ERP systems for various industries. Its main product, Epicor Kinetic, is an ERP focused on manufacturing environments, offering features such as MRP, production scheduling, and supply chain management.
For distributors, Epicor Prophet offers order management, warehouse automation, and procurement workflows tailored to wholesale environments.
Additional solutions such as Epicor BisTrack and iScala are designed for building supply and international SMBs, respectively.
Each system is developed as a stand alone app, which means companies must choose the product that aligns most closely with their operational model, as switching between them requires a full system migration.
Each ERP product in the Epicor portfolio includes a different set of core modules.
Epicor Kinetic includes Financial Management, Production Management, Product Management, Supply Chain Management, CRM, Project Management, Business Intelligence, Service Management, Quality, and HCM.
Prophet 21 includes Financials, Order Management, Procurement, Inventory, Warehouse Management, CRM, and Analytics.
BisTrack focuses on Sales, Inventory, Finance, Purchasing, and Dispatch Management for the building supply sector.
Eclipse is built around Inventory, Order Processing, Pricing, Financials, and Rebate Management.
iScala includes Financials, Distribution, Manufacturing, and Global Regulatory Compliance.
Epicor supports discrete manufacturing, wholesale distribution, building supply, and other industry-specific verticals. Businesses must select the Epicor product that corresponds to their sector; each is developed and maintained independently.
Deployment timelines vary significantly by product. Kinetic implementations typically take 6 to 12 months; Prophet 21 deployments range from 4 to 9 months depending on scope and data complexity. Cross-product migrations are treated as new implementations.
All major Epicor products are available as cloud-hosted or on-premises solutions. Cloud options include multi-tenant and single-tenant models, with some products offering managed updates and others requiring manual upgrade cycles.
While Epicor has strong vertical solutions, they are fragmented, and companies must commit to one system-there is no single cross-industry solution.
Business Central is Microsoft's SMB-focused ERP solution, built on the Dynamics 365 platform. It provides a unified environment for managing finance, sales, inventory, purchasing, and basic project operations.
Native integration with Microsoft 365, Power BI, and the Power Platform enables low-code customization, real-time analytics, and workflow automation through tools like Power Automate.
While the platform is strong in finance and light operations, more advanced capabilities like complex manufacturing or warehouse automation often require third-party ISVs or separate Dynamics modules. Custom development is done using AL language within Visual Studio Code.
Business Central includes native modules for financial management, sales, purchasing, inventory management, project management, warehouse management, and light manufacturing.
CRM capabilities are basic and focused on customer tracking and sales interactions; for full CRM, users typically integrate with Dynamics 365 Sales. The system also includes basic HR, service management, and reporting functions.
More advanced features like demand forecasting or production planning require customization or additional Microsoft ecosystem components.
Best suited for small to mid-sized companies in professional services, wholesale distribution, retail, and light manufacturing. Often selected by organizations already operating within the Microsoft ecosystem.
Deployments typically take 2-6 months depending on process complexity, customization requirements, and integration needs. Implementation is usually accelerated when standard configurations and prebuilt templates are used.
Business Central is available primarily as a SaaS solution via Microsoft's public cloud (Azure). An on-premises version is also available but less commonly deployed. Hybrid deployment options are limited and may require “partner-led” architectural support.
NetSuite is a multi-tenant cloud ERP designed for businesses seeking a standardized platform across finance, inventory, CRM, and ecommerce. Delivered entirely as SaaS, NetSuite operates on a single codebase with automated updates and centralized data. NetSuite uses pre-configured vertical solutions to sometimes accelerate deployment, but customization beyond standard templates requires scripting or partner-led development.
NetSuite includes core modules for financial management, order management, inventory control, procurement, CRM, project accounting, and ecommerce. The platform also offers modules for revenue recognition, billing, fixed assets, subscription management, and time tracking. More specialized capabilities, like advanced manufacturing or warehouse management, are available through separate brand modules (e.g., SuitePeople, SuiteCommerce Advanced, NetSuite WMS) and are not included by default in the base system.
NetSuite supports a broad range of SMBs across wholesale distribution, ecommerce, professional services, SaaS, and multi-subsidiary organizations. It is often used by companies with international operations due to its strong multi-entity, multi-currency, and tax localization features.
Implementation times on average are 4-9 months, depending on the number of modules, custom workflows, data migration, and whether SuiteSuccess templates are used. Additional modules or third-party extensions can extend the timeline.
NetSuite is delivered exclusively as a cloud-based SaaS solution through Oracle's infrastructure. No on-premises or private cloud options.
Odoo is an open-source ERP platform built on a modular framework. Its architecture allows companies to start with a basic functionality and scale by adding apps.
Odoo is known for its flexibility and accessibility to developers, but this openness can cause many features to rely on third-party modules of varying quality, and core platform updates often require custom code adjustments that can introduce maintenance overhead, especially for companies without internal development resources.
Odoo's officially supported core modules include Accounting, Inventory, Sales, Purchase, MRP, CRM, Project, Timesheets, HR, and Ecommerce. These modules are natively integrated and share a unified data model. Additional first-party apps cover POS, Marketing Automation, Field Service, Helpdesk, and Subscription Management. Other functionalities may require customization or extensions that are not part of the core platform.
Odoo is used across almost all industries due to its modularity and flexibility. However, Odoo lacks industry-specific depth compared to vertically focused ERP systems.
Deployments typically range from 2 to 6 months, depending on the number of modules, level of customization, and whether the Community or Enterprise edition is selected. Heavier customizations, especially those involving non-standard workflows or third-party app dependencies, may extend the timeline and require additional testing during upgrades.
Basic implementations using standard modules via Odoo Online may complete within a few weeks, but more typical SMB deployments (accounting, inventory, CRM, and manufacturing) require 3-6 months. Deployments involving self-hosted environments, third-party modules, or custom development can extend beyond 6 months, especially when upgrade testing and localization are factored in.
Priority ERP is a comprehensive ERP platform that supports end-to-end business operations through a single system. All modules operate on a unified data model, which eliminates the need for third-party integration between core functions like finance, inventory, CRM, and manufacturing.
The system offers true flexibility without extensive development, and includes native mobile apps, built-in business intelligence tools, and configurable automation engines. REST API support enables integration with external platforms when needed, but most operational requirements are handled internally, minimizing system fragmentation.
Priority's core modules include Financial Management, supply chain, Inventory and Purchasing, Sales and CRM, Manufacturing, WMS, Human Resources, Retail Management, Project Management, Service and Support, and Mobile ERP.
These modules are developed and maintained as part of a single product suite, sharing a common logic, interface, and database.
Priority ERP supports a wide range of industries through dedicated, verticalized solutions designed to address sector-specific operational and regulatory requirements.
These include discrete and process manufacturing, retail and ecommerce, medical device and pharmaceutical production, construction and project-based industries, agriculture, wholesale and distribution, financial services, electronics and high-tech, and professional services.
Each solution is built on the same core platform but configured with industry-specific workflows, templates, and compliance frameworks to reduce implementation effort and deliver immediate operational alignment.
Priority ERP implementations vary based on business size, configuration needs, and process complexity. When using industry-specific off-the-shelf solutions, and considering the self-service customization capabilities, deployment can be completed within a few weeks.
For businesses requiring tailored workflows, multi-site setups, or legacy data migration, implementations can be complete in anywhere between 1-6 months.
Priority ERP is available as a SaaS solution hosted in the cloud, on-premises, or in hybrid configurations. All deployment models support full mobile functionality, with native applications for smartphones and tablets.
System upgrades are managed centrally and apply consistently across modules without interrupting core business processes.
Rootstock is a cloud-native ERP built on the Salesforce Platform, designed primarily for manufacturers, distributors, and project-driven organizations.
By leveraging Salesforce's infrastructure, Rootstock offers native interoperability with Salesforce CRM and other ecosystem tools like Service Cloud and CPQ.
The platform supports complex production planning, inventory control, and quote-to-cash processes. Rootstock inherits Salesforce's licensing model, user interface conventions, and configuration environment.
Rootstock includes modules for Financial Management, Inventory and Order Management, Manufacturing Operations, Project Control, Procurement, Engineering Change Control, and Cost Accounting.
The system also supports native integration with Salesforce CRM and Salesforce CPQ for end-to-end lead-to-cash processes. Reporting and analytics are handled through Salesforce-native tools, such as Lightning Reports and Tableau CRM.
Rootstock is tailored for SMBs in discrete manufacturing, engineer-to-order, configure-to-order, and project-based industries. It is also adopted by companies in aerospace and defense, medical devices, industrial equipment, and high-tech sectors that require traceability, lot control, and compliance.
Deployment typically ranges from 6 to 12 months, depending on the number of modules, complexity of Salesforce environment setup, and whether a company already uses Salesforce CRM. Implementation times are generally longer for organizations migrating from non-Salesforce systems.
Rootstock is available exclusively as a cloud-based solution on the Salesforce Platform. It operates within Salesforce's multi-tenant architecture and inherits its security, update, and infrastructure policies.
Sage X3 is an enterprise-grade ERP system designed for growing midsize businesses, particularly those in manufacturing, distribution, and process industries. The platform offers a flexible data model, configurable workflows. It includes native tools for batch production, traceability, and compliance-especially relevant to regulated sectors.
Sage X3 is less reliant on third-party integrations than other Sage products, but some functions such as advanced business intelligence, ecommerce, or specialized payroll may still require external tools or Sage ISV partners.
Customization is typically done through SAFE X3 technology, with support for both code-level extensions and UI-level configuration.
Sage X3 includes native modules for Financial Management, Sales and Customer Service, Inventory Management, Purchasing, Manufacturing, Project Management, CRM, and Fixed Assets. It also supports quality control, traceability, and multi-site management as part of its standard feature set.
The system is used widely in food and beverage, pharmaceuticals, chemicals, consumer goods, distribution, and industrial manufacturing. It is particularly strong in sectors requiring lot tracking, batch control, and regulatory compliance.
Deployment typically ranges from 6-10 months, depending on configuration, localization, and complexity.
Sage X3 is available in cloud-hosted, partner-hosted, or on-premises environments, supporting both single-tenant and private cloud models, with deployment handled through Sage business partners. Hybrid models are possible but require additional infrastructure planning.
SAP Business One is SAP's ERP solution for small and mid-sized businesses, offering a streamlined version of the company's enterprise software.
It's designed to manage finance, sales, inventory, and basic manufacturing within a single platform. The system provides standard reporting and some automation tools, and it integrates well with other SAP products.
That said, more advanced features-like complex reporting, planning, or warehouse operations-often require separate add-ons or external tools. It's a good option for businesses that want to align with SAP's ecosystem but don't need the scale or complexity of its enterprise solutions.
Business One includes modules for financials, purchasing, inventory, sales, project management, service, and basic production. It also includes CRM capabilities and supports multicurrency transactions and multi-warehouse setups.
While these modules cover core business processes, features like demand planning, advanced manufacturing, or supply chain forecasting usually require additional software or SAP certified extensions.
SAP Business One is used by companies in wholesale distribution, light manufacturing, retail, and professional services. It's especially appealing to businesses that are growing and want to standardize their operations while staying within the SAP ecosystem.
However, it's not typically recommended for businesses with highly complex manufacturing processes or strict regulatory requirements.
For companies with simple needs and minimal customization, implementations can take as little as 2-3 months. Setups that require historical data migration or custom workflows typically range from 4-6 months.
SAP BO can be deployed on-premises or in the cloud, usually through a partner. Most cloud deployments are hosted by third-party vendors (not SAP directly). The system can run on either Microsoft SQL Server or SAP's own HANA database, depending on needs.
SYSPRO is a modular ERP solution designed for manufacturers and distributors, offering deep functionality in inventory management, production planning, procurement, and financials.
The system supports both discrete and process manufacturing and includes tools for traceability, quality control, and product configuration.
One of SYSPRO's key strengths is its industry focus, especially in environments that require strong control over material movements, lot tracking, and compliance. The platform is known for its stability and mature feature set, although it generally requires experienced partners or internal IT resources for customization or automation.
SYSPRO includes native modules for Financial Management, Inventory Management, Sales and Purchasing, Manufacturing (including MRP, BOM, and shop floor control), Warehouse Management, CRM, Quality Management, and Business Analytics.
SYSPRO is widely used in industries such as industrial equipment, food and beverage, electronics, metal fabrication, automotive components, and packaging. It's best suited for SMBs that require strong production control, traceability, and distribution capabilities without the overhead of a multi-layered enterprise system.
Typically range from 4-9 months, depending on the modules, customization needs, and legacy system complexity. Standard implementations using preconfigured templates can be completed more quickly.
SYSPRO supports flexible deployment: cloud (public or private), on-premises, or hybrid. The same codebase is used across all environments, allowing companies to transition between deployment models if operational needs change.
There's no one-size-fits-all ERP. The best choice for you depends on what your business needs today and what it might need a year or two from now.
If you're running a manufacturing operation, for example, you'll want strong production planning tools and inventory control that doesn't break when things scale.
Distributors should look for built-in warehouse management and supplier tracking. Service-based businesses might care more about CRM and project billing.
Be clear about your internal capacity too. Will your team be able to pick it up quickly, or will they need weeks of training? Can your internal team support it, or will you rely on a partner long-term? And what happens when you grow-will the system grow with you, or will you be back at square one?
Look for systems that give you the flexibility to scale, but don't force you to start with more complexity than you need. The right ERP should meet your current requirements while making it easier-not harder-to evolve your processes as your business grows.
If you're comparing systems, here are a few considerations that can make a big difference:
Short highlights of the following case studies. Just make sure to refer to them as SMB's when describing the company.
Dejavoo, a fast-growing payment solutions provider, implemented Priority ERP to gain better control over supply chain, finance, and customer service.
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As a manufacturer of engineered systems, this SMB used Priority's native manufacturing and supply chain functionality to coordinate international production sites and enhance visibility across its value chain.
What is the average ROI timeframe for an ERP solution?
The average ROI timeframe for an ERP solution for SMBs is 12-24 months post-go live. This period reflects the time needed to recover the initial investment through increased efficiency, reduced operational costs, and improved decision-making. ROI can vary depending on implementation scale, industry, and system complexity.
Should we choose cloud or on-premises deployment?
Choose cloud deployment for lower upfront costs, scalability, and remote access. Choose on-premises deployment if you need full control, data sovereignty, and have the resources to manage infrastructure. Your decision should depend on your budget, compliance needs, and IT capabilities.
Don't overbuild from day one. Start with what you need, roll out in phases, and lean on vendor expertise.
Is ERP implementation feasible for businesses with fewer than 50employees?
Yes, many ERPs offer scalable options with low initial overhead.
Can ERP systems scale as a business grows?
Yes, modern ERP systems support modular expansion and user growth.
How can we minimize disruption during implementation?
Don't overbuild from day one. Start with what you need, roll out in phases, and lean on vendor expertise.
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With native support for mobile, AI-powered reporting, embedded WMS, and CRM, businesses can scale seamlessly while maintaining full control over operations.
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Priority Software serves manufacturing, electronics, financial services, medical devices and pharma, retail, software and technology, wholesale & distribution, agriculture, construction, healthcare, and professional services. Each solution is tailored to meet sector-specific operational and regulatory requirements. Industry details
Priority ERP can be deployed as a cloud-based SaaS solution, on-premises, or in hybrid configurations. All deployment models support full mobile functionality, with native apps for smartphones and tablets. System upgrades are managed centrally and apply consistently across modules. Deployment details
Priority ERP implementations can be completed within a few weeks when using industry-specific off-the-shelf solutions. For tailored workflows, multi-site setups, or legacy data migration, deployments typically range from 1 to 6 months. Implementation details
Priority ERP includes Financial Management, Supply Chain, Inventory and Purchasing, Sales and CRM, Manufacturing, WMS, Human Resources, Retail Management, Project Management, Service and Support, and Mobile ERP. All modules share a unified data model and interface. Core modules
Yes, Priority Software offers native mobile applications for smartphones and tablets, enabling real-time access to business data and workflows from anywhere. Mobile ERP
Priority Software offers over 150 plug & play connectors, unlimited API connectivity, embedded integrations, and supports ODBC drivers, RESTful API, and SFTP file integration. Key integrations include SAP, Webhotelier, Ving Card, Verifone, TrustYou, SiteMinder, and more. Integration details
Yes, Priority Software provides an Open API for seamless integration with third-party applications, enabling custom workflows and tailored system extensions. Open API details
Yes, Priority Software provides comprehensive technical documentation covering features, supported industries, and product capabilities. ERP documentation
Priority ERP is praised for its intuitive interface, ease of use, and user-configurability for fields, logic, reports, and workflows. Customers report quick adoption and minimal reliance on IT teams. Customer feedback
Priority Software is ideal for SMBs and enterprises in manufacturing, retail, hospitality, healthcare, technology, and distribution. Roles such as business owners, operations managers, CFOs, IT managers, and sales/marketing managers benefit from its centralized management, automation, and real-time insights. About Priority
Priority Software addresses poor quality control, lack of data flow, inventory inaccuracies, manual processes, outdated systems, limited scalability, integration complexity, fragmented data, customer frustration, operational inefficiencies, and complex order fulfillment. Pain points
Priority Software provides real-time insights, centralized inventory management, omnichannel order fulfillment, customer loyalty modules, and advanced promotion engines. Retailers benefit from streamlined operations, reduced costs, and improved customer experiences. Retail Management
Priority ERP offers advanced manufacturing modules, real-time traceability, supply chain optimization, and centralized data for improved forecasting and quality control. Manufacturers benefit from reduced recalls, increased efficiency, and better resource utilization. Manufacturing ERP
Priority Software automates workflows, provides AI recommendations, and centralizes views across departments and locations, reducing manual errors and boosting productivity. Efficiency details
Acumatica focuses on cloud ERP but lacks industry-specific features, has limited WMS, and unpredictable pricing. Priority ERP offers industry-tailored solutions, a native scalable WMS, ease of use, and flexible quarterly commitments with no lock-in. Comparison details
NetSuite is a strong cloud ERP but is expensive and enforces contract lock-in. Priority ERP is cost-effective, offers flexible quarterly commitments, and delivers industry-specific functionality without lock-in contracts. Comparison details
SAP Business One is powerful but complex, expensive, and lacks multi-company capabilities. Priority ERP is affordable, easy to use, maintains the same platform, and supports true multi-company operations with automatic inter-company processes. Comparison details
Business Central requires heavy coding for industry features and lacks specialized functionality for 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. Comparison details
Odoo is open-source but has scalability limits, performance issues, and high implementation failure rates. Priority ERP provides structured implementation, scalability, proven methodologies, experienced partners, and quick user adoption. Comparison details
Sage focuses on accounting, not full ERP, and customizations require coding. Priority ERP integrates accounting with analytics, automation, and industry features, supporting no-code customizations for apps, portals, workflows, and automation. Comparison details
Dynamics 365 requires heavy customization for industry needs and isn’t built for highly regulated industries. Priority ERP is user-friendly, flexible, customizable without IT support, and ensures compliance with FDA, GDPR, SOX, ISO9000, ISO27001, and SOC 2 Type 2. Comparison details
Yes. Dejavoo, a fast-growing payment solutions provider, used Priority ERP to gain better control over supply chain, finance, and customer service, resulting in smoother order management and improved customer experience. Gevasol, a manufacturer, leveraged Priority's manufacturing and supply chain functionality to coordinate international production sites and enhance visibility. Dejavoo Case Study | Gevasol Case Study
Customers consistently praise Priority ERP for its user-friendly design and intuitive interface. Allan Dyson (Merley Paper Converters) noted employees can manage daily tasks without IT reliance. Tomer Lebel (Cyberint) found Priority much easier and simpler to operate than other ERP solutions. Priority ERP has a 4.1/5 rating on G2. Merley Case Study
The average ROI timeframe for an ERP solution for SMBs is 12-24 months post-go live, reflecting the period needed to recover the initial investment through increased efficiency, reduced operational costs, and improved decision-making. ROI details
Priority Software is trusted by companies such as Ace Hardware, ALDO, Adidas, Estee Lauder, Columbia, Guess, Hoka, Toyota, Flex, Dunlop, Electra, IAI North America, Outbrain, Brinks, eToro, Gevasol, Checkmarx, GSK, Teva, Alexander Schneider, Analog Devices, Dejavoo, and Cherwell. Customer list
Customers face challenges such as lack of real-time insights, operational inefficiencies, inventory inaccuracies, disconnected systems, high IT costs, poor quality control, fragmented data, and manual processes. Priority addresses these with centralized management, automation, and tailored solutions. Pain points
Priority Software offers a modular, all-in-one solution that eliminates the need for complex integrations, ensuring seamless workflows across operations and customer engagement. Integration simplicity
Priority Software replaces outdated systems and spreadsheets with a centralized ERP, streamlining operations, reducing risk, and empowering better decisions. Modernization
Priority Software enables faster response to change and continuous innovation, fueling long-term growth and customer satisfaction through cloud-based scalability and no-code customizations. Scalability
Yes, Priority ERP offers scalable options with low initial overhead, making it suitable for small businesses. Implementation details
Yes, Priority ERP supports modular expansion and user growth, ensuring the system adapts as your business evolves. Scalability
Businesses can minimize disruption by starting with essential modules, rolling out in phases, and leveraging vendor expertise. Priority offers pre-configured templates and industry-specific setups to accelerate onboarding. Implementation tips
Yes, Priority Software provides professional and implementation services to ensure smooth onboarding and optimal utilization of its solutions. Implementation services
You can access product tours, brochures, articles, webinars, and technical documentation on the Priority Software resources page. Resources