AI & automation for Priority. Inside the ERP, not beside it.
LeonAI builds products that work directly against Priority ERP: AI agents that read and write in Priority, a connector that links it to any system without code, and a portal your customers order in. Every product on this page runs today.
Where to start? With what hurts today.
AI agents for Priority
An agent does not answer a question and stop. It takes a goal, reads from Priority, writes to it once a person has approved, and reports what it did. A whole working day, hour by hour.
A working day with agentsWhatsApp for Priority
A morning brief, a collections reminder and an installation booking — in a WhatsApp conversation, from Priority’s own data.
WhatsApp that talks to the ERPPriority integration
Your store, your CRM and your website forms — connected to Priority through Make.com, without a line of code.
Connect Priority to any systemProcess optimization in Priority. At the seams between systems.
Priority ERP runs the heart of the organization: inventory, finance, purchasing, production, projects and branches. The friction starts at the seams between it and everything else — an order typed twice, a number passed between departments by email, a report someone assembles by hand every morning. That is where most of the time worth saving sits.
Optimizing processes in Priority starts with a map: where information enters, who touches it and where it gets stuck. From there each process moves to the tool that fits it — an automation scenario that runs with no one in the loop, an AI agent that prepares the work and waits for approval, or a direct connection between Priority and another system.
The store, the CRM, logistics and the forms on your website connect to Priority through Make.com. Any system with a Make app connects the same way, with no development project.
LeonAI PriorityForm, subform and sub-subform are written together: an order opens in Priority with its lines in one go, instead of typing the header and then each line.
LeonAI PriorityMCP for Priority reads your company's own data dictionary, custom fields and screens included, so Claude or ChatGPT can answer from what you built yourselves too.
MCP for PriorityEach user signs in for themselves, with their own read, write and module permissions. An audit log says who did what, and in a conversation every write is shown for approval before it runs.
MCP for PriorityWhat moves to automation. And what stays with people.
Each of these jobs runs today on a LeonAI product. In each one, the decision that needs a person stays with a person.
Claude or ChatGPT answers from your company’s data — revenue, stock and orders, in Hebrew or English — without opening a single form.
MCP for PriorityAn order from your store or a website form opens in Priority with its lines, in a Make scenario that runs with no one at the keyboard.
LeonAI PriorityThe morning-brief agent goes over the night’s orders and the anomalies, and sends the manager a summary before anyone has arrived.
06:00The collections agent sends each customer a reminder that fits their history, and hands a dispute to the person who knows the account.
11:30A branded portal where your business customers see orders, invoices and shipments from Priority, and place orders themselves.
Apps for PriorityLeonAI Signs sends the document for signature, and when the document’s PDF comes through the API or Make it finds where to sign on each document again, even when the signature moves. LeonAI Signs Connect writes the signed document back to the record in Priority.
LeonAI SignsFour products. One Priority.
MCP for Priority
The foundation of every agent: Claude, ChatGPT and Copilot connected to Priority, with managed identity, an audit log and two-step writes.
To the product pageLeonAI Priority
The Make.com connector: read and write Priority from any automation scenario.
To the product pageLeonAI Signs
Hebrew-first e-signatures whose signed document goes back to Priority.
To the product page- ISO 27001 certified — the certification covers the whole company, not a single product.
- SOC 2 Type II in progress.
- Google Cloud Run (me-west1, Israel).
- Writes are off by default, and each operation is approved once with a signed token valid for 90 seconds.
- An audit log of every tool call, chained with SHA-256.
Questions about AI and automation for Priority
What can AI do with Priority?
Three things. Ask Priority in plain language and get the answer from the data itself, with MCP for Priority. Connect Priority to any other system with no code, with the LeonAI Priority connector for Make.com. And let an AI agent do a whole piece of work, such as a quote or a collection reminder, and record it in Priority after a person approves. The agent is defined with you, on top of MCP for Priority.
How is an AI agent different from a chatbot?
A chatbot answers from what it was given in advance, and the conversation ends with an answer. An AI agent takes a goal, reads current data from Priority, prepares the work and records it in the system, and a person approves before anything is recorded.
What does it cost?
MCP for Priority starts at ₪1,500 per month. The Make.com connector has a free plan (up to 250 monthly transactions), and paid plans from ₪399 per month. Prices exclude VAT. An agent has no single price list: the scope is defined together, once we understand exactly what needs to run.
Is the data stored in Israel?
The storage is: the MCP for Priority server and the connector’s middleware run on Google Cloud in me-west1, Tel Aviv. Three things are processed outside it: AI features when turned on, the answers that reach the assistant you chose, such as Claude or ChatGPT, at its vendor, and Make scenarios, which run in your Make account and its region.
Does it work with both cloud and on-premises Priority?
Yes. MCP for Priority connects to Priority’s REST API in the cloud or on a local server reachable over HTTPS, and the connector supports Priority 18 and above in both. Nothing is installed inside Priority, and an on-premises server behind a firewall allows the service’s fixed egress addresses.
Where should we start?
With what needs to happen. If people need to ask Priority questions and get answers, start with MCP for Priority. If another system needs to talk to Priority, start with the connector, which has a free plan. If a whole process needs to run, pick one process, run it end to end and expand from there.
Tell us what happens in your Priority.
A short call is enough to know which product fits, and what is worth automating first.