Planning without enterprise portal

dear experts,
Our client is willing to do budget planning, they dont have enterprise portal and they are not willing to buy it. I want to know whether we can do IP without enterprise portal. As we have to define planning functions and sequences and aggregation on planning modeler, that runs on portal. Is there any other way we can define them and then use them with bex analyzer. Your suggestions would be highly appriciated.
regards,
ray

Hi.
Unambiguous you CAN NOT use modeler if you have no portal !!!
On other hand, if your customer want any planning aplication, you still may use BPS (ALV or EXCEL GUI).
Regards.

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