Integrate, don't rip-and-replace

Runs alongside your ERP, MES, CRM & PM

Replacing a working MES is the highest-risk, slowest-ROI move a plant can make. So Plantvu doesn't fight your system of record — it rides on it. Keep the engine that runs your corrugator; Plantvu reads its data, writes status back, and adds the modern collaboration, quality, AI and customer-portal layer it was never built to provide.

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Open connectors

REST APIs, webhooks, OData, SuiteQL, GraphQL, ODBC — each connector ships with its auth, sync mode and rate-limit profile pre-filled, governed per company.

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LLM-assisted ingestion

For older or closed systems with no clean API, an AI-assisted ingestion engine maps external objects to Frappe doctypes — the universal fallback.

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Migrate at your pace

Because every incumbent is a connector, Plantvu runs alongside it — reading data, writing back status — and you cut over at your own pace. Never a forklift.

Corrugated MES

Keep your corrugator brain

The scheduling math is proven. Plantvu wraps the order, quality, customer, HR and AI layer around it.

Amtech EnCore Partner
EnCore Open REST API + Data Warehouse read · Sign-&-Drive / Trip write-back
Kiwiplan Partner
Message Centre + KDW Data Warehouse · order & schedule sync, EDM/EDI
ePS (eProductivity) Partner
CorrPlan / CorrTrim schedules · CBS ERP order & costing · ODBC + Automator
Legacy & in-house Any system
Older Amtech/Kiwiplan/ePS builds, homegrown or AS/400 systems · LLM-assisted ingestion → Frappe
You don't have to choose. If you have a highly tuned Kiwiplan, Amtech or CorrPlan schedule, keep it — Plantvu reads it and wraps the order, quality, customer, HR and AI layer around it. ePS quality is NCR plus preventive-action tracking; its "Pack AI" is optimization math, not a conversational assistant; its portal is B2B ordering only. Plantvu fills exactly those gaps — without ripping anything out.
ERP · CRM · Work management

Plug into the system of record

Two-way sync with the systems your office already runs — pre-built connectors, each self-governing its rate limits.

Salesforce Compete + sync
REST + Pub/Sub CDC · bidirectional accounts, contacts & deals
HubSpot Compete + sync
REST + webhooks · contacts, deals & email engagement
NetSuite Compete + sync
SuiteQL + RESTlet write-back · orders, items & financials
Dynamics 365 BC Compete + sync
OData v4 + push subscriptions · orders & ledgers
Odoo Compete + sync
XML-RPC / JSON-2 · CRM, inventory & manufacturing
monday.com Compete + sync
GraphQL + webhooks · boards & items
Asana Compete + sync
REST + MCP · tasks, projects & portfolios
ClickUp Compete + sync
REST + webhooks · tasks & docs
Notion Compete + sync
REST + data-source webhooks · pages & databases
Power BI Partner
Push/streaming datasets · feed Insights or export to BI
EDI / ASN / 856 Partner
Native EDI exchange · order, ASN & invoice
Email (IMAP/SMTP) Partner
Inbound mailbox → Communication → Customer timeline / CRM lead
Everything, on demand

A catalogue, not a backlog

Every connector is a default-off, per-company toggle in the Plantvu Admin control plane — fail-closed, dependency-aware and one switch from live. A new tenant is lean: nothing extra runs, nothing extra is exposed. When a customer needs Salesforce sync or NetSuite write-back, an admin flips one toggle, company-scoped and reversible.

See the parity roadmap →
Per-co
Company-scoped enablement & isolation
Fail-closed
Unknown / off → denied everywhere
Reversible
One toggle on, one toggle off
Audited
Every change logged in the control plane

Add the modern layer — keep your engine

Tell us what you run today. We'll map the connectors.

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