Operations
Internal Operational Systems
Purpose-built systems for the processes the ERP was not built to close.
- Budget & procurement
- Lab management
- Operational portals
Intelligent Operational Systems Above Priority ERP
Many organizations have implemented ERP.Fewer have built the layer above it.
The ERP records the data. We design and build the layer that connects it to how work actually gets done.
Live in production
Operational Layer · Priority-connected
Priority ERP
Records everything — except the exceptions
On the ground
Most organizations have an ERP. They still manage exceptions outside it.
The ERP records. It was not designed to close operational execution alone.
Manual Excel between teams
Undocumented workarounds
Reliance on ad-hoc coordination, not rules
That is exactly what Agile-ERP is built to solve.
The operational story · in one view
Architecture, Development and IntegrationConceptual diagram: Priority ERP at the centre; around it, an integration and automation layer; around that, Opero operational systems and workflows — request, approval, budget and ERP sync. Agile-ERP is responsible for the architecture, development and integration.
Stage 01 · 01/04
The ERP records.
Transactions, documents, and core data live inside it — but they are only the foundation.
What we build
Four domains. All one layer above your ERP.
Agile-ERP projects combine Priority ERP implementation, our own systems and products, and purpose-built development — modules, portals, applications and interfaces — selected to fit what each project needs.
Integration
Integrations & Automation
Priority ERP connected to the systems around it — with business logic built in.
- eCommerce integrations
- Financial & supplier systems
- Process automation
AI
AI-Driven Operational Intelligence
An AI layer above your ERP data — surfacing what actually needs a decision.
- Operational anomaly detection
- Explains what happened and why
- Prioritized actions
SaaS
SaaS Products & Domain Solutions
Systems built for one organization become solutions that serve similar ones.
- Opero Procurement
- eCommerce connected to Priority
- SaaS operational products
Operational AI agents
A clear identity for every agent. A clear role in every process.
A visual family of AI agents for finance, supply chain, data analysis and workflows — part of the operational layer above the ERP.
- Finance
- Supply chain
- Data analysis
- Workflows
Selected Projects
Real systems. Real complexity. Running in production.
Not claims about capability — three systems organizations run on, above Priority ERP.
NOAL — The Working and Studying Youth
An enterprise procurement platform above Priority ERP
An enterprise procurement system in which every order is checked against a budget line before it goes out — with about 320 users.
- Priority ERP
- Operational systems
- Procurement
TARYAG Medical
A regulated laboratory system for records and control
A sterilization and testing laboratory moved from paper forms to a digital system that derives the customer report from the test results themselves — with full version traceability.
- Operational systems
- Regulated processes
- Priority ERP
A medical-device group operating several legal entities
Connecting the working system to the financial system
A group that chose Priority for finance did not have to abandon the working system it already ran on — a bidirectional synchronisation layer turned double entry into single entry.
- Integrations
- Priority ERP
- Multi-company
Opero Procurement · our procurement product
Procurement, budgets and approvals,connected to Priority.
Orders checked against the budget before they go out, approvals by responsibility and authority, and tracking through goods receipt and the supplier invoice. The official order is created in Priority.
- In use at The Working and Studying Youth (NOAL), with about 320 users
- A budget check before every order
- Works from a phone, with nothing to install
Opero Procurement screenshot · Hebrew interface · Demo data
Voices from the field
Clients do not just hire Agile-ERP.They recommend it in writing.
Three formal recommendation letters from organizations we work with — in their words, in writing, with names and titles.
From a formal written client recommendation
“The system is very fast, supports a range of controls, and its management interface is convenient and lets the system administrators work independently.”
Shai RosenCEO·Yesodot LeTzmicha Dror
Translated from HebrewRecommendation letter (in Hebrew), 5 October 2026Read full letter (Hebrew)(PDF)
From a formal written client recommendation
“…procurement processes have been standardized, centralized and digitized; control and transparency have been strengthened; and the day-to-day work of our users has become clearer and simpler.”
Moran LaishTreasury·The Working and Studying Youth
Letter of appreciation and recommendation, 17 September 2026Read full letter(PDF)
From a formal written client recommendation
“Their ability to develop out-of-the-box solutions has been invaluable, ensuring that our needs were met with precision and efficiency.”
Sapir BuchrisVP Operations & Corporate Development·CorNeat Vision
Trust
Organizations already working with us.
Organizations whose ERP was working well — who came to us to build the missing layer.
And other organizations we work with quietly.
See our projectsBehind the work
The architect behind Agile-ERP
A boutique firm. Intentionally small, deeply experienced.
Founder
Alon Lavi
Founder & Systems Architect
Alon Lavi is the founder of Agile-ERP and a systems architect with more than 25 years of experience across industrial, technology, and global business environments. His career includes roles at Intel, Motorola, and Priority Software, alongside leadership of complex information systems, operations, and integration initiatives.
Today, he focuses on advanced ERP architecture, cross-system integrations, and AI-driven operational layers — combining deep technical understanding, business-oriented thinking, and the ability to translate organizational complexity into precise, deployable systems.
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