{"revision":"c10276e953456835cdbb1f3a60d58ae1980be353","document":{"id":20716,"path":"integrate-applications/erp-customization-mining/ecm-next-steps-replatforming.md","title":"Next steps when replatforming apps to ServiceNow using ERP Semantic Mining","bundle":null,"doc_type":null,"release":"australia","body":"\n# Next steps when replatforming apps to ServiceNow using ERP Semantic Mining\n\nAfter you use ERP Semantic Mining to identify legacy ERP \\(Enterprise Resource Planning\\) candidates, use additional ServiceNow AI Platform products and resources to replatform your app.\n\n**Important:** Starting with the Zurich release, ERP Semantic Mining is being prepared for future deprecation. It will be hidden and no longer activated on new instances but will continue to be supported.\n\nFirst, identify the customization you want to replatform from the ERP system with ERP Semantic Mining.\n\nThen, use the remote tables and extraction tables linked in the candidate mining results for fast access to ERP data.\n\nThat ERP data can be used as a data source when you build new apps on the ServiceNow AI Platform, for example, with ServiceNow Studio.\n\n## Build a ServiceNow app that consumes ERP data\n\nThe next step in replatforming with ServiceNow Studio for ERP \\(Enterprise Resource Planning\\) is to build an app on the ServiceNow AI Platform that consumes the ERP data.\n\nAs you plan to replatform a legacy app on the ServiceNow AI Platform, consider where the data is coming from. For example, an old app may retrieve data from a third party into the ERP system. When you build a new, replatformed app on the ServiceNow AI Platform, you can configure the new app to pull data directly from that third party. Using that method, the Zero Copy Connector for ERP model no longer pulls the data from the ERP system, which adds an extra step of retrieval.\n\n## Working with similar candidates when replatforming apps\n\nIf ERP Semantic Mining shows that a candidate has a number of similar candidates, consider building one app that meets the needs of some or all similar candidates when you replatform.\n\nWhen you replatform a custom app from an ERP system, you don't have to replicate the old app exactly. Use the replatforming process to design a better app. For example, an app that addresses the needs of multiple similar candidates in a single, new app built using low-code tools on the ServiceNow AI Platform. ServiceNow Studio is the quickest app to use, but there are other builders available to you, depending on your licensing.\n\n## ServiceNow low- and pro-code builders\n\nAfter you identify ERP data to replatform, citizen developers can use ServiceNow builders to create apps quickly from the data. Any custom fields that exist in the ERP system of record, such as SAP, can be leveraged by the apps you build using the ServiceNow AI Platform.\n\nUse any of the following ServiceNow builders to create apps using custom data:\n\n-   \n-   \n-   \n-   \n-   \n-   \n\nFor example, use in ServiceNow Studio, use a template \\(or build the app from the ground up\\) and incorporate remote tables using ERP models and remote tables. You can combine legacy data from the ERP models and remote tables with other ServiceNow data in tables.\n\n## Using Glide to query ERP data\n\nYou can also access data from the ERP system through the Glide API.\n\nFor more information, see [Sample Glide query for ERP data in ERP Semantic Mining](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/integrate-applications/erp-customization-mining/using-glide-to-query-erp-data.md).\n\n## After you replatform custom code to a ServiceNow app\n\nReplatformed apps on the ServiceNow AI Platform use live data from the ERP system without writing any code back to it.\n\nAfter you have identified candidates to replatform and taken the recommended action in ERP Semantic Mining, you must only use Zero Copy Connector for ERP to access the remote tables and extraction tables. These tables are data sources for building apps, flows, and workspaces.\n\nIf you're sure that legacy code on the ERP system isn't referenced elsewhere, you can remove it from the system after it's replatformed.\n\n**Parent Topic:**[Exploring ERP Semantic Mining](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/integrate-applications/erp-customization-mining/exploring-ecm.md)\n\n"}}