Integrations / ERP
SkyPlanner APS for your ERP
SkyPlanner APS gives manufacturers a finite capacity schedule for every workstation, operator, tool and material, right next to their ERP. You see which job runs where and when, and Autopilot reschedules automatically when production changes.
SkyPlanner integrates with your ERP in both directions: orders, routings, stock and purchase orders flow in, and planned dates and logged work flow back. The SkyPlanner team configures the integration to your ERP setup during onboarding and supports it after go-live.
Pricing is from 199 € per month with 5 workstations included, and each extra workstation is 20 € per month. The free trial runs for 30 days with up to 20 workstations and no credit card, on an Excel or CSV export from your ERP.
What changes in your production
No more overbooked machines.
Every machine, person and tool gets a finite schedule with real shifts, absences and overtime. A die in use on one machine is never booked on another, and a job that needs three operators gets three people with free shifts. When a machine is busy, work moves to an alternative machine or person.
Delivery dates you can promise.
The schedule shows when each order will really finish. You answer customers from the plan, not from a guess.
Rush orders and breakdowns replanned automatically.
When a machine stops, a rush order lands or work finishes early, Autopilot reschedules automatically. Your locks and priorities stay in control.
Fewer changeovers.
SkyPlanner knows how long it takes to switch a machine from one product to the next, in both directions. Blue to red can take 30 minutes and red to blue 60. The schedule runs jobs in the order that loses the least time to setups.
A schedule that respects material.
SkyPlanner checks stock and incoming purchase orders. A job waiting for a vendor delivery is planned after that delivery date instead of stopping on the floor.
Operators see their queue.
Each operator sees the next jobs on a phone or tablet and logs work as it happens. The office sees progress live, and the logged work goes back to your ERP.
SkyPlanner with your ERP
Your ERP keeps items, bills of materials, purchasing, inventory and finance. SkyPlanner schedules the production orders against real capacity and sends the dates back. Each ERP below has its own page, an article on its native planning and an integration guide.
Microsoft Dynamics 365 Business Central
A finite schedule for every work and machine center, not only the ones you flag as bottlenecks. Nothing to install in Business Central.
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All work orders sequenced automatically, with changeovers, operators and tools in the plan. Planned times, progress and logged hours go back to NetSuite.
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Every production order sequenced against the real capacity of each workstation, by shift instead of by day. Planned dates and logged work flow back to B1.
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A finite schedule for every work center without a PP/DS project. Operation dates and confirmations go back to S/4HANA.
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All open manufacturing orders sequenced together on one interactive Gantt, in every Odoo edition, Community included. Planned dates and logged time flow back.
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Workstations, people, tools and materials on one live Gantt, without an APS project. Planned operation dates and logged labor go back to Kinetic.
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Infor CloudSuite Industrial (SyteLine)
Finite capacity without licensing the APS module, and a plan that stays current all day. Planned operation dates and logged labor go back to CSI.
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Finite scheduling for X3 work orders, whether X3 runs in Sage’s cloud or on your own servers. Planned operation dates and production tracking flow back.
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Acumatica Cloud ERP (Manufacturing Edition)
Every work center, machine, person and tool scheduled finitely, beyond the 120-day APS horizon. Operation dates go back to the production order.
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A finite schedule for every proALPHA work order without an APS project. Planned dates and feedback flow back to proALPHA.
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Automatic finite scheduling for IFS shop orders, without an MSO deployment. Planned operation dates go back to IFS Cloud.
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Every work center, operator and tool on one live plan instead of priority lists per work center. Planned dates go back to Monitor.
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Finite production scheduling for Visma Net, where machines, people and material decide the order of work. Planned dates flow back.
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Every work stage and machine scheduled to real capacity, with work stage confirmations posted back to Lemonsoft.
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A finite schedule for abas work orders across machines, shifts, tools and material. Planned dates go back to abas.
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Every SYSPRO job sequenced against real machine, operator and tool capacity. Planned operation dates and progress go back to SYSPRO.
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Whole-plant finite scheduling on top of MRPeasy, with changeovers, operators and tools in the plan. Planned dates and progress flow back.
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A machine-level finite schedule for Katana manufacturing orders. Planned dates and progress go back to Katana.
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Finite scheduling for every M3 work center, person and tool, with planned dates written back to the manufacturing orders.
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Every LN operation scheduled finitely on machines, operators and tools, whatever your release. Planned dates go back to LN.
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Plex Smart Manufacturing Platform
Jobs, work centers, shifts, tools and material in one AI-built plan, without the Plex MES scheduling package. Planned dates flow back.
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Microsoft Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management
Plant-wide finite scheduling for D365 production orders, replanned automatically when production changes. Dates go back to D365.
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A finite schedule for Sage 200 works orders across every machine, person, tool and material. Planned dates go back to Sage 200.
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Order boards turned into a finite schedule for every machine and shift. Planned start, finish and progress go back to your board columns.
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Every work cell, operator, tool and material in one automatic plan, with changeovers sequenced for the least setup. Planned dates go back to ProShop work orders.
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Machines, operators, tools and material scheduled together at clock time, replanned whenever production changes. Planned dates go back to each Fulcrum job operation.
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One finite plan across every work center, operator and tool, without the planner reordering jobs by hand. Planned start and end dates go back to each job step.
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Several plants in one finite plan, with changeovers on every resource. Planned operation dates and resource transactions go back to Fusion work orders.
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One finite sequence for every QAD work order, with release and due dates that match it, so CRP reruns stop moving your dates. Labor feedback and receipts go back to QAD.
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Automatic finite scheduling for PSIpenta production orders without extra Leitstand and APS modules. Planned dates go back to PSIpenta.
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Setup matrices and multi-resource planning in one automatic plan for APplus orders. Planned dates go back to APplus.
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Every L7 work stage scheduled at clock time on real machine and operator capacity, a plan you keep when L7 is replaced. The schedule goes back to L7 work stages.
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Machine-level scheduling for small manufacturers on Visma Nova. Finished quantities and work stage stamps go back to Nova.
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Exact Online shop orders and Exact Globe+ production orders scheduled against real machine and operator capacity. Planned dates and progress go back to Exact.
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Finite scheduling for Sage 100 work tickets and Fertigungsaufträge, in the US and German editions. Planned dates go back to Sage 100.
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Cegid recommends connecting an advanced planning tool; SkyPlanner plans every resource finite. Planned operation dates go back to Cegid.
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Finite scheduling that runs on its own, not a file exchange the planner starts. Planned dates go back through Divalto’s scheduler date import.
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Several operations per work center at once, scheduled automatically. Planned dates go back to Sylob through its action API.
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One live finite plan instead of calculation runs and collision lists. Planned dates go back to HELIOS.
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One live plan on current orders instead of variants built on exported data. Planned dates and terminal reports flow between SkyPlanner and KARAT.
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Changeovers by product sequence, not a percentage allowance. Operation dates and logged work go back through the XL API.
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Finite sequencing for Senior production orders instead of manual Gantt moves. Planned stage dates go back to Senior.
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Presses, molds, crews and resin in one optimized plan, with mold and color changeovers sequenced. Planned dates go back to DELMIAWorks work orders.
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A finite, clock-time schedule instead of rough-cut load leveling. Production order start dates, operation main resources and confirmations go back to ByDesign.
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Whole-plan optimization with a directional setting time matrix and automatic replanning. Planned dates go back to Global Shop work orders.
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Automatic finite scheduling for shops staying on E2, without moving to a new ERP. Planned dates go back to E2 jobs.
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Production scheduling for manufacturers who run the business on QuickBooks accounting. Planned ship dates and invoice-ready completions go back to QuickBooks.
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Production scheduling for manufacturers who run the business on Xero accounting. Planned dates and draft invoices go back to Xero.
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Customers running SkyPlanner with their ERP
UTU on Oracle NetSuite. UTU builds switchboards and switchgear in Ulvila, Finland. SkyPlanner went live in September 2025, integrated with NetSuite and UTU’s payroll system. UTU saves 2 hours a week, and a new work queue reaches production in seconds. Read the UTU review
Laboratory & Allied on SAP Business One. A pharmaceutical manufacturer in Nairobi, Kenya, runs SAP Business One on HANA. Its in-house IT team connected SkyPlanner largely on its own, with SkyPlanner’s help. A three-month plan takes under half an hour, and production efficiency is up 90%. Read the Laboratory & Allied review
SkyPlanner reviews from manufacturers
98%delivery reliability, up from about 50%
“SkyPlanner plays a decisive role in maintaining our delivery reliability.”
Hannu Lahtinen, Managing Director
KJH-Comp · Sheet-metal mechanics and contract manufacturing
Delivery reliability rose from around 50% to as high as 98%, and scheduling now needs one supervisor instead of two.
99.2%delivery reliability
“SkyPlanner has brought visibility to identifying bottlenecks and clarified production management.”
Toni Tuori, Production Manager
Piristeel · Roof safety and rainwater systems
Delivery reliability reached 99.2% this year, and scheduling saves up to four hours of working time per day.
1,000swork orders scheduled automatically
“Production is under control in a different way, and our understanding of capacity is on a completely different level.”
Hannu Ryynänen, CEO
Mamec · Industrial mixers, pumps and high-tech contract manufacturing
Thousands of work orders are scheduled automatically, with a real-time view of production for the whole organization.
6 monthsof free capacity visible to sales
“SkyPlanner creates the foundation and reliability for all production planning.”
Anu Järvinen, Production Manager
Fredman Operations · Food-safe packaging papers
Sales sees free capacity six months ahead, and schedule-change requests that took an hour or more are answered in seconds.
How the integration works
Your ERP sends production orders, routings, stock and purchase orders to SkyPlanner, and planned dates and logged work go back. The SkyPlanner team configures the integration during onboarding, and the integration is quoted up front for your process and needs.
APIs, webhooks, data ownership and integration services for all systems, including MES and local ERPs, are on the SkyPlanner integrations page.
How to get started
- Start the free trial. 30 days, up to 20 workstations, all Basic features, no credit card.
- Model your production. Create machines, people and shifts in SkyPlanner, or import them. Assisted onboarding is available.
- Load your orders. Export production orders, routings and work centers from your ERP to Excel or CSV. Import them and compare SkyPlanner’s schedule with your current plan.
- Connect your ERP. The SkyPlanner team configures the two-way integration and supports it once you are live.
Pricing. Plans are billed monthly per workstation, and you can add or remove workstations or cancel at any time. See pricing for the details.
FAQ
Which ERPs does SkyPlanner integrate with?
SkyPlanner integrates with Business Central, NetSuite, SAP Business One, SAP S/4HANA, Odoo, Epicor Kinetic, Infor CloudSuite Industrial, Sage X3, Acumatica, proALPHA, IFS Cloud, Monitor ERP, Visma Net, Lemonsoft, abas ERP, SYSPRO, MRPeasy, Katana, Infor M3, Infor LN, Plex, Dynamics 365 Supply Chain Management, Sage 200, monday.com, ProShop ERP, Fulcrum, JobBOSS², Oracle Fusion Cloud, QAD Adaptive ERP, PSIpenta, APplus, Visma L7, Visma Nova, Exact, Sage 100, Cegid, Divalto, Sylob, HELIOS, KARAT, Comarch ERP XL, Senior ERP, DELMIAWorks, SAP Business ByDesign, Global Shop Solutions and E2 Shop System. It also connects to QuickBooks Online and Xero accounting. Each has its own page above with the details.
My ERP is not on this list. Can SkyPlanner still work with it?
Yes. If your ERP exports production orders, routings and work centers, you can start the trial today. The SkyPlanner team then configures the two-way integration on your ERP’s API or file interface.
Does SkyPlanner replace my ERP’s manufacturing module?
No, it works on top of it. Your ERP keeps items, bills of materials, material planning, purchasing, inventory and finance. SkyPlanner schedules your production orders against real capacity and sends the dates back.
How much does SkyPlanner cost with an ERP integration?
From 199 € per month with 5 workstations included, plus 20 € per month per extra workstation. A workstation is a production resource with its own scheduled work queue. The integration is quoted up front for your process and needs, together with your plan, so you see the full cost before you start.
How long does implementation take?
Implementation is normally completed within weeks after onboarding starts, even for large companies. The team maps your machines and routings, connects orders and purchase orders, and sends planned dates back.
Can we test SkyPlanner before integrating with our ERP?
Yes. The 30-day trial runs on an Excel or CSV export from your ERP. You see a finite capacity schedule of your own production before any integration work starts.
Do we need a developer?
No. The SkyPlanner team configures and supports the integration. If you prefer to build it in-house, your developers need only an API key and the API documentation.
