THE PAST TWO DECADES HAVE WITNESSED THE DEVELOPMENT OF MANY CAPP (COMPUTER AIDED PROCESS PLANNING) SYSTEMS. FROM VARIANT PROCESS PLANNING TO GENERATIVE PROCESS PLANNING, GREAT PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE. HOWEVER, DUE TO THE COMPLEXITY OF THE PROBLEMS INVOLVED, THERE IS STILL NO A TRUE GENERATIVE PROCESS PLANNING SOLUTION. FURTHER, TO MAKE A GENERATIVE SYSTEM TRULY USEFUL IN PRODUCTION, THE ISSUE OF INTEGRATION MUST BE ADDRESSED. IN THIS PAPER, WE INTRODUCE AN INTEGRATED PROCESS PLANNING PROJECT (IPPS). WE FOCUS ON THE USE OF TOLERANCE ANALYSIS FOR SETUP SELECTION AND PROCESS PLAN REPRESENTATION USING ALPS (A LANGUAGE FOR PROCESS SPECIFICATION).