If you run Infor LN, the route from your ERP to your documents and labels is already built. Infor has put the connection to Interform into LN itself, so it is there and ready to use.
Because it is part of the LN product, every LN customer gets the same connection - not a one-off integration built for one site. And it connects to Interform and to no other output solution.
At Infor Velocity Week in Orlando (06-10-2026 to 08-10-2026), Peter Sørensen, CEO of Interform, presented a session with Infor: “Streamlined Output: Smarter Document Management, Powered by Partnership”, together with Bram Vijfhuizen, Product Management, and Pieter Mulder, Development Manager LN Technology.
Here is what that connection is, how LN and InterformNG2 work together, and what it means for LN customers.
When output needs go beyond standard
Many LN processes end in a document or a label: an invoice, order paperwork, a production or transport document, a shipping label. In manufacturing and logistics, when that output fails, operations slow down or stop.
Many LN sites run on standard output and do not require anything else. Needs go beyond standard when the requirements get more demanding - labels built to a customer’s exact specification, documents that have to behave the same way across LN, Infor OS, IDM, FactoryTrack, WMS and other systems, or a team that wants to change a layout without waiting for a project.
What Infor has built
Output data goes from LN to Interform through an API, with no middleware and no connector in between.
Because the API is part of LN, there is no integration to specify, build or maintain - Infor has already built it, and Infor maintains it as part of LN.
What this means if you run LN
- A working connection from day one: LN talks to InterformNG2 directly, so a project starts at template design rather than at integration.
- A direct line from LN to InterformNG2: no middleware in between to licence, keep patched or involve when something needs looking at.
- A shorter path to a decision: LN’s own output route goes to Interform, so the question becomes what you want your documents to do, not how to connect them.
How LN and InterformNG2 work together
LN creates an XML file with the business data and sends it to InterformNG2. From there, InterformNG2 handles everything that turns that data into finished output: design, workflows, data enrichment and delivery.
Because this output logic sits outside LN, documents and labels stay stable through LN upgrades, migrations and environment changes.
Cloud, hybrid or on-premise
- Flexible deployment: InterformNG2 runs in the cloud with a local print client, or on-premise - with the same behaviour in both.
- Output performance: with InterformNG2 on-premise, data moves straight from LN to a local output system, which can make printing faster and more stable.
- Safer upgrades: InterformNG2 is a separate output layer, so LN upgrades and cloud migrations carry less risk for output.
- One place for all output: output from finance, supply chain, warehousing and systems outside the ERP is managed in one place.
What the session showed
We showed a picking list created and sent by email, a sales order created, sent by email and archived in IDM, and labels created and sent from LN - with LN running in a US cloud and Interform in the EU, and the round trip in under two seconds. That is quick enough to sit inside a live process: the person who clicks print on a picking list does not wait for it.
We also showed our ambition to cut a standard implementation down to one week.
What Interform covers for LN customers
- All output handled in one product.
- Faster, more reliable output.
- Cloud and on-premise, with the same behaviour in both.
- Easy onboarding, with the AI Template Converter bringing existing layouts across.
A long partnership with Infor
We have been an Infor partner since 1999. More than 500 Infor customers worldwide use Interform, and Interform is the standard output engine for CloudSuite Automotive. For LN projects we also work with Infor channel partners, including Antaras, M3, Onenak, Mashfrog Group, Silicium Consulting and others.
Next step
Read more on our Infor LN page, or talk to us about output for Infor LN.