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# Planning

Integrate ERP software with the planning software of vPlan using Any2info's no-code platform

### Integrate ERP software with vPlan’s planning software.

As an integration partner, Any2info offers seamless integration of vPlan planning software with ERP systems from various suppliers.

With vPlan, companies can efficiently organize, plan and communicate with powerful visual overviews that increase control over business processes.

To maximize these benefits, Any2info has developed the vPlan Connector, which enables effortless, no-code integration within visual data streams on Any2info's no-code platform.

Data can be retrieved and exchanged smoothly, eliminating manual tasks, reducing errors and streamlining operations.

Integration is achieved using vendor APIs and services or through local access methods such as MS SQL and ODBC for on-premise software.

Any2info's no-code platform also offers the option to build custom digital forms that are available as an attachment to a plan card in vPlan or in your own company app (Apple and Google Play stores).

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