Priority ERP
I'm Ofir Talbi, a business automation developer. I pull your data out of Priority and turn it into reports, work orders and status boards, so nobody has to copy it into Excel again.
If any of these happen in your business, it can probably move from people's hands to the computer:
Priority stays your main system. I build what you are missing around it, day to day.
Pulling orders, customers and quotes, and a report that answers exactly the question your business asks.
Work orders and production documents produced from the data in Priority, without typing them in again.
An up-to-date picture of open orders, from your data and production reports: what is ready, what is in progress and what is stuck.
When part of the work already lives in Excel, the workbook gets the data instead of someone typing it.
Through the API, data from Priority can reach the other tools your business uses.
A weekly or daily report that is produced and sent to the right people, without anyone remembering to run it.
Systems I built at a glass and blinds manufacturing plant that runs Priority, where I managed operations. Screenshots show demo data.
Demo data
Glass and blinds manufacturing plant, where I managed operations
Demo data
Glass and blinds manufacturing plant
Demo data
Glass and blinds manufacturing plant
Ofir's report showed us clearly which customers had stopped ordering, who still held an open quote, and how much money was on the table. Sales suddenly had a clear order of priorities.
You tell me which report or process takes up your time, and I tell you honestly whether and how I can help.
We check together where the data sits in Priority and how to access it properly.
A small, well-defined phase, with the price and timeline known up front.
A proper handover, a walkthrough for the people using it, and support after it is up and running.
No. I don't implement the system or replace whoever supports you with it. I build reports, documents and automations on top of the data that is already in Priority.
Not necessarily. First we check what already exists and how the data can be accessed, and only then decide what to build.
It depends on the report or process. On the first call we'll get the picture, and I'll give you a proposal with a clear price and timeline.
Yes. I work with businesses across Israel and abroad, remotely or on-site.
Tell me in a few words, and I'll get back to you with a suggested first phase.
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