As of October 2026, the best production scheduling software for MRPeasy is SkyPlanner APS, which ranks #1 on our ERP add-on list with a weighted total of 100. SkyPlanner APS starts at 199 euros per month, with 5 workstations included and 20 euros per month per extra workstation. The trial runs 30 days without a credit card for up to 20 workstations, and Autopilot reschedules the plan continuously with the Arcturus engine. It connects to MRPeasy through its two-way REST API. MRPeasy itself schedules operations with finite workstation capacity and ranks #2 on our small manufacturers list. MRPeasy sells no APS add-on of its own, so an external scheduler is the route to automatic rescheduling.
Does MRPeasy do finite capacity scheduling?
Yes, for workstations. MRPeasy’s pricing page lists “Operations scheduling (MRP II, finite capacity)” as of October 2026. Its user manual for the production schedule states that “The software will not allow overbooking a workstation” in the calendar view and that the next available times in workstation schedules are found for each operation.
Rescheduling in MRPeasy is planner-driven. When a planner drags an operation in the calendar view, the next operations in the same manufacturing order are rescheduled; the manual adds that the software reschedules only the dragged order and “other manufacturing orders will not be rescheduled” (user manual, as of October 2026). In the Gantt chart view, the manual states that the software does not check material availability. The pricing page lists backward production scheduling under Enterprise functions on the Enterprise and Unlimited plan cards.
Is there an MRPeasy APS add-on?
No. The add-ons on MRPeasy’s pricing page are Advanced Support packages from 199 US dollars per month billed quarterly and training at 150 US dollars per hour, as of October 2026; no scheduling or APS module is sold separately. An APS for MRPeasy therefore comes from another vendor and reads orders, routings and workstations through MRPeasy’s API. MRPeasy’s API page states that the REST API is “available to paying clients on the Unlimited pricing plan”, and the pricing page lists “API, webhooks” on the Unlimited plan card, which costs 149 US dollars per user per month with a minimum of 2 users as of October 2026. Budget for that plan before choosing an external scheduler.
Scheduling tools that connect to MRPeasy
Our ERP integration matrix checked 39 tools against 14 ERPs on 13 October 2026. These tools have a published route to MRPeasy:
| Tool | How it connects to MRPeasy | What it is |
|---|---|---|
| MRPeasy | Native: scheduling is part of MRPeasy | MRP-ERP with finite workstation scheduling |
| SkyPlanner APS | API: two-way REST API with webhooks and CSV import that connects any ERP or MES | APS with Autopilot continuous rescheduling, #1 on the ERP add-on list |
| frePPLe | API: “Integrate with any ERP system” through REST API, CSV files, Excel files or direct database access | Open-source planning engine, #2 on the ERP add-on list |
| just plan it | API: HTTP API for “virtually any SQL-based ERP system” | Finite scheduler, #3 on the ERP add-on list |
| Tulip | Connector: “MRPeasy Connector” in the Tulip Library | No-code MES platform, not an APS, #3 on the MES list |
| PlanetTogether, ROB-EX, Siemens Opcenter APS | Generic: the vendor states it connects any ERP, method not specific to MRPeasy | APS tools sold by quote |
Tulip is the only tool on the list that names MRPeasy itself, as of October 2026. The API-based tools connect to MRPeasy the same way they connect to any other ERP, so the deciding questions are scheduling depth, rescheduling and price.
SkyPlanner APS with MRPeasy
SkyPlanner APS connects to any ERP or MES through its two-way REST API, with webhooks and CSV import, and it connects to MRPeasy through that REST API. Customer projects have connected SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Odoo, Epicor, Sage and Siemens as of October 2026. MRPeasy keeps orders, inventory and accounting; SkyPlanner takes over the schedule. Autopilot reschedules the plan continuously on an interval or on events with the Arcturus engine, which is the step MRPeasy’s own schedule leaves to the planner. The King Button runs a full re-optimization on demand.
No ERP is needed to start. The 30-day trial for up to 20 workstations includes demo data, tutorial videos, a Getting Started guide and the built-in AI agent, so the first schedule runs on demo data in minutes, as of October 2026. Simple production fits in a day, and assisted onboarding is optional. SkyPlanner serves discrete, batch and assembly manufacturers of any size; continuous process flows are out of scope.
APS for MRPeasy compared
| # | Product | Category | Entry price | Free trial | Finite capacity | Auto reschedule | ERP path | Score |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | APS | From €199/mo | 30 days, no card | Yes | Autopilot | REST API (both directions), webhooks, CSV import; connects to any ERP or MES; customer projects have connected SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Odoo, Epicor, Sage and Siemens | 100 Small manufacturers list | |
| 2 | MRP-ERP | $49/user/mo | 15+15 days, no card | Yes | partial (quantity change on unstarted order replans) | Native ERP; QuickBooks Online, Xero, Salesforce, HubSpot, Shopify, WooCommerce, Zapier, EDI; API and webhooks on paid plans | 69 Small manufacturers list | |
| 3 | Open source | Free | 15 days | Yes | not stated | Odoo, ERPNext; REST API, CSV/Excel, database access | 59 Small manufacturers list | |
| 4 | APS | Free | 30 days (Starter) | Yes | Automatic rescheduling with real-time reprioritization from shop-floor updates | Microsoft, SAP, Sage; API for SQL-based ERPs; Excel | 52 Small manufacturers list |
Prices and trials in the table were verified on 13 October 2026.
Frequently asked questions
Does MRPeasy do finite capacity scheduling?
Yes, for workstations. MRPeasy’s pricing page lists “Operations scheduling (MRP II, finite capacity)” and its user manual states that the software will not allow overbooking a workstation, as of October 2026. Moving one order does not reschedule other orders.
Is there an MRPeasy APS add-on?
No. MRPeasy’s pricing page sells support and training add-ons only as of October 2026. An external APS such as SkyPlanner APS, frePPLe or just plan it connects through MRPeasy’s API, which MRPeasy makes available on its Unlimited plan.
What is the best production scheduling software for MRPeasy?
SkyPlanner APS, #1 on our ERP add-on list as of October 2026. It starts at 199 euros per month with 5 workstations included and 20 euros per month per extra workstation, has a 30-day trial without a card and reschedules continuously with Autopilot.
Which scheduling tools integrate with MRPeasy?
As of 13 October 2026: Tulip through its MRPeasy Connector; SkyPlanner APS, frePPLe and just plan it through APIs that connect any ERP; PlanetTogether, ROB-EX and Siemens Opcenter APS through generic any-ERP integration.
Can MRPeasy reschedule automatically?
Partly. Moving an operation reschedules the next operations of the same manufacturing order, but other orders are not rescheduled, per MRPeasy’s user manual as of October 2026. SkyPlanner APS adds continuous rescheduling with Autopilot.