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Integration with your MIS or ERP

How Vantage works alongside your MIS or ERP.

Most sign and print shops already run an MIS or ERP system, such as Lift ERP, PrintIQ, or Pace MIS, that handles estimating, quoting, and invoicing.

Vantage is not a replacement for those systems. It sits alongside them as your execution system, handling everything that happens after a job is sold.

Your MIS/ERP tells you what was sold. Vantage controls what happens next — who is doing what, by when, and whether it actually got done.

How the two systems work together

The typical flow looks like this:

  1. A job is quoted and won in your MIS/ERP.

  2. The job comes into Vantage as a project or event, either via a direct integration or manually.

  3. Your team schedules, assigns, and completes the work in Vantage.

  4. Completed job data flows back to your MIS/ERP for invoicing and reporting.

The goal is no double entry. What happens in one system surfaces in the other without someone manually copying it across.

Integration options

Native integrations

Direct connections to specific MIS systems. Currently available for Lift ERP.

Zapier

Connects Vantage to hundreds of tools, including HubSpot, Salesforce, and others.

Public API

For custom integrations built by your team or a developer.

FAQ

Does Vantage replace my MIS/ERP?

No. Vantage works alongside your MIS/ERP; it does not replace it. Your MIS/ERP handles estimating, quoting, and invoicing. Vantage handles scheduling, field execution, and project completion.

Do I need a direct integration to use Vantage?

No. Many teams run Vantage alongside their MIS/ERP without a direct integration by importing jobs manually or via a spreadsheet, and exporting completed data. Direct integration speeds up the workflow, but it is not a requirement.

Can I use Vantage if my MIS/ERP is not listed among your integration options?

Yes. If your MIS/ERP is not listed, Zapier or the public API can still connect the two systems. Reach out to our team, so we can work through the options with you.

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