Cadmon Systems automates orders, purchasing, logistics and collections end to end, so data moves between the store, the ERP, the courier and the customer without anyone typing it twice. For an importer running 12 online stores, this runs as 41+ scenarios on one Priority ERP.
12
Online stores on one ERP
41+
Production scenarios in one environment
15
Integrations in one project
About 30
Working days from specification to production
An order comes in at the store, gets typed into the ERP, and then someone creates a delivery note and calls the courier. Every copy takes time and lets errors in. Business process automation moves the data once, end to end.
✕ Orders typed by hand from the store into the ERP
✕ Delivery notes, labels and courier calls done manually
✕ Approvals, invoices and collections chase people by email
✓ Every order moves from the store to the ERP, to the courier label and to tracking
✓ Inventory updates across every sales channel
✓ Approvals reach the right person at the right step, with an email alert
Whole processes, from the order to the payment, not just a link between two systems.
From the store to the ERP, to the delivery note, to the courier label and a tracking number for the customer.
Inventory updates in real time across every sales channel.
Approvals with a human checkpoint and automatic email notifications.
Collections, invoicing and payment flows that run with no manual follow-up.
Contracts, quotes and documents created automatically, for example in PandaDoc or PowerDoc.
Connections to courier companies such as Chita, including labels and shipment tracking.
We work in phases, and you see a result at every step before we move on.
01
A written document covering the process steps, the fields, the rules and the edge cases, so everyone agrees on what gets built.
02
One complete process runs in real conditions. A person approves the data before it is written to the ERP.
03
We sit down with the person who owns the process and decide what works, what changes and what comes next.
04
We add processes, channels or companies, and you get clear documentation of everything we built.
The challenge: An Israeli retailer and importer ran 12 separate WooCommerce stores. Every order was typed into Priority by hand, followed by a manual delivery note and a call to the courier.
The solution: One Make.com layer moves every order from the store to Priority, creates the courier label and sends the customer a tracking number. The same layer also syncs inventory, Tranzila payments, PowerDoc documents and import declarations.
15 integrations and 41+ production scenarios, with all 12 stores live on one Priority ERP in about 30 working days from the specification.
More processes that move between systems with no retyping.
One request in monday.com updates the order in two Priority companies.
An AI agent reads every update email and syncs the status to the tracking system.
Every project where Make.com moves data between systems.
Orders, inventory and documents are written to Priority through its API.
Five connected services: Make.com, business process automation, AI agents, Priority ERP and monday.com.
What is end-to-end business process automation?
End-to-end business process automation means a whole process, such as order to delivery or purchase to payment, moves between your systems without anyone retyping it. For an importer running 12 online stores, every order moves from the store to Priority, to the courier label and to the customer's tracking.
How long does an automation project take?
A typical integration project runs 4 to 8 weeks, and multi-phase AI programs take longer. A 12-store eCommerce integration went live in about 30 working days from the specification.
Which processes can be automated?
Any process that moves between systems can be automated: orders, inventory, purchasing, approvals, collections, invoicing and document generation. Cadmon Systems builds these processes on Make.com, connected to Priority ERP, online stores, monday.com and courier companies.
Which industries does Cadmon Systems serve?
Cadmon Systems mainly serves manufacturers, distributors, importers, eCommerce operators and logistics companies running Priority ERP. It also works with SaaS, healthcare, property management and nonprofit clients.
Does Cadmon Systems work outside Israel?
Yes. Cadmon Systems serves Israeli companies with international operations (USA, Canada, Germany, Spain, China) and direct clients in the US and Canada.
On a discovery call we map your processes and systems, and decide together what to automate first.
