The TM1 Tool provides two tools for automating IBM TM1 and Planning Analytics operations. Both include InTouch AI's fanatical session management that never leaves dangling connections.
A single-purpose TM1 scripting tool can run a chore. It can't read the failure, refresh an expired session, smart-retry, and tell you the one sentence that matters. A general AI-native engine can do everything that specialized tool does — and the reverse is impossible, because you can't grow an AI core onto a config-era utility. TM1 here isn't a bolted-on connector. It's one capability sitting behind an engine that was built with AI at the center: the contract is now intelligent. "It broke. Here's why. I fixed it." No legacy TM1 scheduler can say that.
1. Run Chore Tool
Execute TM1 chores with automatic session management. Chores are server-side processes that can contain multiple TurboIntegrator processes and are managed through the TM1 server.
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|
| Connection | TM1 REST connection object (encrypted credentials) | Yes |
| Chore Name | Name of the TM1 chore to execute | Yes |
| Timeout | Maximum wait time for chore completion (seconds) | No (default: server default) |
| Wait for Completion | Wait for chore to finish or fire-and-forget | No (default: wait) |
2. Run TurboIntegrator Process Tool
Execute one or more TI processes with dynamic parameter overrides. Run processes sequentially with different parameter values for each — ideal for parameterized data loads and processing.
| Parameter | Description | Required |
|---|
| Connection | TM1 REST connection object | Yes |
| Process Name | TurboIntegrator process name to execute | Yes |
| Parameters | List of parameter name/value overrides for the TI process | No |
| Multiple Processes | Execute multiple TI processes in sequence within one tool | No |
| Timeout | Maximum execution time per process (seconds) | No |
| Stop on Error | Halt the sequence on first error or continue | No (default: yes) |