Planning foundation
Products, customers, horizons, versions, lines, roles, and review cadence.
Support
Support covers the planning process itself: setup, version control, signal quality, supply response, role boundaries, workflow controls, and the questions that surface during review.
Complex planning becomes easier when help uses the same controlled objects and decision vocabulary as the team.
Products, customers, horizons, versions, lines, roles, and review cadence.
Impact, confidence, feasibility, capacity, cost, and record relationships.
Submission, constraint escalation, and approved consensus publication.
Version comparison, review preparation, decision capture, and plan traceability.
The fastest answer begins with the actual version and review state, not a generic planning category.
Yes. Versions carry their own horizon, status, and linked lines so draft, submitted, consensus, and locked snapshots remain distinct.
The scenario records available quantity, cost, and feasibility. A constrained state can add an internal exception to the scheduled review without silently changing the plan.
Your assigned roles and approval policy determine authority. Publication follows a recorded consensus decision with quantity, type, and rationale.
Proto Agent helps people work with the planning application, understand evidence, and adapt processes within ERP.ai and available usage.