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MCP and Integrations

Most AI projects fail on plumbing, not intelligence. We connect your CRM, calendar, database, storage and finance tools so information moves between them — including through MCP, an open standard for giving AI tools controlled access to real systems.

Why people ask for this

The situations this addresses

  • Business data scattered across tools that do not talk
  • The same record maintained in three places
  • AI tools that cannot see your actual data
  • Legacy systems treated as untouchable
  • Integrations that break silently and are noticed too late
What we build

Specific capabilities

A scope is assembled from these based on what your situation actually needs — not all of it, and rarely in this order.

MCP

  • Custom MCP server development
  • MCP tool design and argument validation
  • Least-privilege scoping per tool
  • MCP-connected business assistants
  • Team training on MCP concepts

System connections

  • CRM, ERP and accounting integrations
  • Database and data-warehouse connections
  • Email, calendar and cloud storage
  • Project management and support desks
  • Legacy and bespoke system connectors

Reliability

  • API and webhook integrations
  • Database synchronisation
  • Timeouts, retries and safe failure
  • Integration monitoring and alerting
  • Documented data flows
What it looks like in use

How this shows up day to day

Described as capabilities of the systems we build. These are not case studies, and no client results are implied.

  • One source of truth

    A record updated in one system propagates to the others, with conflicts surfaced rather than silently overwritten.

  • AI that can see real data

    An assistant reads live CRM, calendar or database information through explicitly scoped tools — never through a broad, unaudited connection.

  • Failures that announce themselves

    When an integration stops working you find out from monitoring, not from a customer.

Often combined with
  • AI Agents

    An AI agent is software that can read context, decide what to do next and take a defined set of actions. We build agents with narrow, explicit permissions — and a human in the loop wherever a decision carries real consequence.

    Helps with: knowledge locked in documents nobody has time to read
  • AI Automation

    We map the tasks your team repeats every week, then build systems that carry them out consistently. The work still follows your rules — it just stops needing a person to move it along.

    Helps with: too much repetitive administration absorbing skilled time
  • Data and Analytics

    Getting your data into a state where it can be trusted, then turning it into reporting people actually read. Often the necessary first step before any AI project is worth starting.

    Helps with: numbers that disagree depending on who produced them

Let’s talk about mcp and integrations.

Describe the process you have in mind. We will tell you plainly whether this is the right fit, what it would involve, and what it would not solve.