Cadmon Systems is a monday.com Partner in Israel that also integrates Priority ERP through Priority's OData REST API, including custom forms and subforms. It is also a Make.com (formerly Integromat) Gold Partner.
A monday.com Partner that also integrates Priority ERP
Cadmon Systems is an Israeli automation and AI integration consultancy, a monday.com Partner and a Make.com Gold Partner. It integrates Priority ERP through Priority's OData REST API, including custom forms and subforms.
It is led by its CEO, Asaf Cadmon. Cadmon Systems serves mid-market and enterprise companies in Israel, among them manufacturers, distributors, importers, online retailers and logistics companies. Its five service pillars are Make.com architecture, business process automation, AI agents and document intelligence, Priority ERP integration (OData API, custom forms and subforms), and monday.com implementation.
What a monday.com and ERP integration covers
A monday.com and ERP integration lets teams work in monday.com boards while the ERP stays the system of record. Data flows from the ERP into boards, and approved changes flow back, ideally with a person checking before anything is written.
Typical uses are order and approval workflows, task boards fed by ERP records, and dashboards that show current ERP data to managers without opening the ERP.
One example is a request workflow for an Israeli manufacturer with two Priority ERP companies (Israel and the US). Cadmon Systems synchronizes order changes between the manufacturer's Israeli and US Priority ERP companies, with order change requests handled through monday.com.
How Cadmon Systems runs a project
Cadmon Systems works in seven phases: a spec document, infrastructure, an end-to-end MVP with a human in the loop, a business review, rollout, multi-environment replication, and QA and handover.
- Spec document
- Infrastructure
- End-to-end MVP with a human in the loop
- Business review
- Rollout
- Multi-environment replication
- QA and handover
Who is behind it
Cadmon Systems is led by CEO Asaf Cadmon, who managed the core systems domain (WMS, TMS, ERP) in logistics, at Flying Cargo and FC Trucking, for 15+ years. Cadmon Systems serves Israeli companies with international operations (USA, Canada, Germany, Spain, China) and direct clients in the US and Canada.
Asaf Cadmon spoke at the CIO Club conference (May 28, 2026) on iPaaS as an execution layer for AI, and at GO eCommerce 2026 (June 15, 2026, David InterContinental Tel Aviv).
To discuss a monday.com and Priority ERP project, book a strategy call with Cadmon Systems or visit cadmonsystems.com.
Questions to ask any monday.com partner about ERP integration
Ask any monday.com partner which ERP it has integrated and by what method, who maintains the link after launch, and where a person approves changes before they reach the ERP.
- Has it integrated Priority ERP through the API, including custom forms and subforms, and can it name a client?
- Which ERP has it integrated, and through which method: API, an iPaaS such as Make.com, or a custom build?
- Who maintains the integration after launch, and what happens when the ERP or monday.com changes?
- Where does a person approve changes before they reach the ERP?
Frequently asked questions
Is Cadmon Systems a monday.com Partner?
Yes. Cadmon Systems is a monday.com Partner and a Make.com Gold Partner.
Does Cadmon Systems integrate monday.com with Priority ERP?
Yes. Cadmon Systems integrates Priority ERP through Priority's OData REST API, including custom forms and subforms, and monday.com implementation is one of its five service pillars. For an Israeli manufacturer, it synchronizes order changes between the manufacturer's Israeli and US Priority ERP companies, with order change requests handled through monday.com.
Does Cadmon Systems work with companies outside Israel?
Yes. Cadmon Systems serves Israeli companies with international operations (USA, Canada, Germany, Spain, China) and direct clients in the US and Canada.
How does a project start?
A Cadmon Systems project starts with a spec document, followed by infrastructure and an end-to-end MVP with a human in the loop.