Integrations & REST API

ERP and MES software integrations with SkyPlanner

Use SkyPlanner’s REST API, supported webhooks, and data import to move orders, products, materials, schedules, capacity, and shop-floor updates between SkyPlanner and the systems you already run.

Check your ERP fit

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See typical data flows

Your systems

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ERP · MES · PLM · CAD/PDM · accounting · spreadsheets

REST API · Webhooks

Data in orders · items · BOM · stock · purchase orders

planned times · material use · status · timelogs Data out

Token-based auth · read & write

SkyPlanner

AI production schedule

Capacity Materials Sequencing

One connection, both directions. SkyPlanner reads your orders, materials and stock, then writes planned times, material use, status and timelogs straight back to your ERP / MES.

Three ways to get integrated

Whether you want us to build it, work through a partner, or have your own team build it — there is a clear route.

Turnkey

We build it for you

Our team handles the whole integration — planning, data mapping, building, testing and launch.

Planning & data mapping
API / file / iPaaS route
Test environment & sign-off (UAT)
Go-live support

Also available: assisted onboarding and proof-of-concept projects to prove the fit before a full rollout.

Book integration scoping

Partner-built

A SkyPlanner partner can build the integration

Our global partner network includes integrators who can scope, build and support the ERP/MES integration for you.

SkyPlanner integration partners
ERP / MES implementation partners
System integrators
Production consultants

Work with a partner

Self-serve

Build it yourself

Your developers build against the documented REST API.

Step-by-step integration tutorial
REST API & integration-basics docs
OpenAPI / Swagger reference
Technical support

Optional add-on: paid integration consultation from our integrators whenever your team needs help.

Read the integration tutorial

Open Swagger API reference

Find your system

Search for your ERP, MES or PLM. SkyPlanner connects to the systems manufacturers actually run — and the list keeps growing. Do not see yours yet? It can almost certainly still connect, through an API, file, database or partner route confirmed in a short scoping step.

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central

ERP

Cloud ERP for small and midsize companies, including finance, inventory and manufacturing workflows.

Connectable

SAP S/4HANA

ERP

Enterprise ERP for large manufacturers: finance, supply chain and production.

Connectable

Oracle NetSuite

ERP

Cloud ERP suite for finance, inventory, order management and manufacturing operations.

Connectable

Oracle Fusion Cloud Manufacturing

ERP

Enterprise cloud manufacturing and supply chain applications for planning, production, quality and inventory.

Connectable

ERPNext

ERP / MRP

Open-source ERP with BOMs, work orders, MRP, capacity planning, job cards and manufacturing operations.

Connectable

Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management

ERP

Enterprise ERP and supply chain platform for planning, production, asset and warehouse operations.

Connectable

IFS Cloud

ERP

Enterprise ERP for industrial manufacturers, combining production, service, assets and supply chain operations.

Connectable

Odoo

ERP

Open-source business suite with modular manufacturing and inventory apps.

Connectable

BatchMaster ERP

ERP / MRP

Process manufacturing ERP for formula, recipe, batch and regulated manufacturing industries.

Connectable

Infor

ERP / MES

Industry-specific ERP and MES suite for discrete and process manufacturing.

Connectable

Epicor

ERP

ERP built for manufacturers, distributors and supply-chain-driven industries.

Connectable

QAD Adaptive ERP

ERP

Manufacturing ERP for adaptive production, supply chain, quality and traceability across global operations.

Connectable

Sage X3

ERP

Enterprise ERP for manufacturing, distribution, finance and supply chain management.

Connectable

Microsoft Dynamics 365

ERP

Microsoft cloud business suite covering finance, operations and manufacturing.

Connectable

SYSPRO

ERP

ERP for manufacturers and distributors with finance, inventory, production and supply chain workflows.

Connectable

Windchill

PLM

PTC PLM system for product data and BOMs across the lifecycle.

Connectable

Onshape

CAD / PLM

Cloud-native CAD and PLM with built-in version control.

Connectable

QuickBooks

Accounting

Popular small-business accounting software for invoicing and bookkeeping.

Connectable

Acumatica Manufacturing Edition

ERP

Cloud ERP for discrete and process manufacturers, covering production, inventory, finance and supply chain.

Connectable

Google Sheets

Spreadsheet

Spreadsheets teams use to maintain orders, items and stock data.

Connectable

Monday.com

Project management

Work-management platform for tracking orders, tasks and status.

Connectable

Asana

Project management

Project and task management for coordinating cross-team work.

Connectable

DELMIAWorks

ERP / MES

Manufacturing ERP and MES for factory operations, quality, production monitoring and supply chain control.

Connectable

proALPHA

ERP

ERP and business applications for mid-sized industrial companies, covering manufacturing, supply chain, finance and service processes.

Connectable

No systems match that search. Most ERP, MES and PLM systems can still connect. Ask us to scope the route.

Do not see your ERP? If it can expose or export usable data, SkyPlanner can usually be connected through an API, file, database, iPaaS, or partner-supported route.

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What usually gets integrated?

These are the data objects that move between an ERP/source system and SkyPlanner on a typical manufacturing integration — and why each one matters for production planning.

ERP / source data	SkyPlanner object	Direction	Why it matters for planning
Items / products	Products / materials	ERP → SkyPlanner	Identifies what can be planned and consumed.
BOM / product structure	Product structure	ERP → SkyPlanner	Material-aware and assembly-aware planning.
Routing / process steps	Workstages / jobs	ERP → SkyPlanner	Realistic scheduling sequence per product.
Work centers	Workstations / capacity	ERP ↔ or SkyPlanner-maintained	Defines the capacity model the schedule respects.
Sales / manufacturing orders	Orders / order rows / jobs	ERP → SkyPlanner	Brings in demand and due dates to schedule.
Inventory / stock	Stock balances / saldos	ERP → SkyPlanner	Reflects current material availability.
Purchase orders	Product purchase orders	ERP → SkyPlanner	Signals expected material arrivals.
Planned start / end times	Scheduled job timing	SkyPlanner → ERP	Schedule visibility outside SkyPlanner.
Material consumption / usage	Material transactions / postings	SkyPlanner → ERP	Keeps ERP stock and costing in sync with what production used.
Shop-floor starts / completions / timelogs	Timelogs / status updates	Bidirectional — depends on setup	Progress tracking and a feedback loop.
Maintenance / leaves / tools	Planning constraints	Optional — ERP/HR/MES or SkyPlanner	More accurate, realistic capacity.

ERP → SkyPlanner SkyPlanner → ERP Bidirectional Optional

Bidirectional, not just “two-way sync”

Data flows in, SkyPlanner turns it into a schedule, and selected results flow back. Here is what actually moves in each direction.

Incoming data

From ERP / MES / PLM

Orders & order rows
Products & materials
BOM / product structure
Capacities & work centers
Stock balances
Purchase data
Routing / process steps

SkyPlanner planning

What SkyPlanner does with it

AI production scheduling
Capacity constraints
Material availability checks
Shop-floor execution
Re-scheduling on change

Outgoing data

Back to your systems

Planned start / end times
Changed schedules
Job status & timelogs
Material consumption / usage
Supported webhook events
Data retrievable through API

Master data ownership

You decide which system is the source of truth. Some customers keep product structure and shifts in SkyPlanner; others bring them from the ERP. The right model is chosen together during scoping.

For technical buyers

A documented REST API your team can build on

Token-based authentication, predictable resources, and webhooks for supported events. API access is available for paid / premium customers.

Base URL

https://yourinstallation.skyplanner.app/production-planning/api/v3/

Auth

Token-based (confirm details during scoping)

Docs

integration.skyplanner.app/api/swagger

Representative resources

workstations

workstages

products

customers

phaser-orders

phaser-order-rows

phaser-jobs

saldos

product-purchase-orders

product-purchases

transactions

timelogs

Read the integration tutorial

example request

Example pattern — not final API docs

# Pull open orders to schedule
GET /production-planning/api/v3/phaser-orders
Authorization: Token <your-token>
Accept: application/json

# Response (truncated)
{
	"id": "PO-10482",
	"customer": "Acme Metalworks",
	"dueDate": "2026-07-14",
	"rows": [
	{
		"product": "FRAME-A2",
		"qty": 120,
		"routing": ["cut", "weld", "paint"]
	}
	]
}

# SkyPlanner returns planned times via webhook
POST <your-webhook-url>  # job.scheduled

From first schedule to a full two-way ERP connection

You don’t have to connect everything at the start. The first goal is a reliable schedule — the full two-way connection is added step by step.

Map the model

Agree the planning data model and source of truth.

Bring the basics

Workstations, process steps, products & materials.

Import orders

Import or sync orders and order rows.

Schedule jobs

Create jobs and schedule them in SkyPlanner.

Add more data

Stock, purchase orders, timelogs and webhooks as needed.

Send data back

Send planned times & status updates back to the ERP.

The first goal is a reliable schedule. The full two-way connection can be added step by step.

Integration services & support

SkyPlanner and partners can help with modern ERP APIs, older or on-prem scenarios, and custom routes.

Scoping workshop

Map systems, data and the fastest reliable route.

Data model mapping

Match ERP objects to SkyPlanner’s planning model.

API integration build

REST API, webhooks, file or iPaaS-based flows.

Testing & sign-off

Check data and flows in a test environment before launch.

Monitoring & support

Keep the integration healthy after go-live.

Partner handoff

Hand the build to your integrator or ERP vendor.

One honest requirement: the ERP must expose or export usable data through an API, file, reporting, database, iPaaS, or partner-supported route. If it can, we can almost always find a workable integration path — including older and on-premise systems.

Integration FAQ

The questions manufacturing and technical teams ask most before they start.

What if our ERP is not listed?

Most ERP, MES and PLM systems can still connect. If your system can export or expose data through an API, file, reporting, database, iPaaS, or partner route, we can scope an integration path with you.

Can you integrate with a custom or in-house ERP?

Yes. Many manufacturers run their own in-house or custom-built ERP, and these integrate well. As long as the system can read and write data through an API, database, file or reporting layer, SkyPlanner can connect to it. The exact route is mapped together during scoping.

Can the integration be one-way instead of bidirectional?

Yes. Many customers start one-way — bringing orders, products and capacity into SkyPlanner — and add return flows (planned times, status) later when they’re ready.

Who owns master data: ERP or SkyPlanner?

You decide. Some teams keep product structure and shifts in SkyPlanner; others treat the ERP as the source of truth. The right model is agreed during scoping.

Does the integration have to be real-time?

No. Scheduled batch syncs, on-demand pulls, and event-driven webhooks are all valid. The right timing depends on how often your orders and shop-floor data change.

Can we use CSV / data import first and API later?

Yes — this is a common starting point. Data import gets master data and orders in quickly, and you can move to API-based syncing once the planning model is proven.

Can our own developers build the integration?

Yes. Our step-by-step integration tutorial, the REST API and OpenAPI/Swagger documentation let your team build against documented resources, with technical support available.

Can SkyPlanner or a partner build the whole integration for us?

Yes. SkyPlanner can handle planning, data mapping, building, testing and launch support — or hand off to an ERP/MES vendor, integrator or partner.

What data do you need to create the first schedule?

At minimum: workstations (capacity), process steps (routing), products/materials, and orders with due dates. Stock, purchases and timelogs add more detail to the plan but aren’t required at the start.

What if our ERP is on-premise or older?

We regularly work with older and on-prem systems. As long as data can be reached through an API, file, reporting, database or iPaaS layer, a route can usually be built — sometimes via a partner.

Pick your route to integration

Bring your ERP name, order/process model, and current data export or API options — we’ll help define the fastest reliable integration path.

Business buyer

Get a scoping meeting and a recommended route for your systems.

Book an integration scoping meeting

Technical buyer

Go straight to the documented REST API, webhooks and resources.

Open REST API documentation