Database connections
Connections to selected databases, APIs, or document sources.
We connect the right data, tools, and workflows to help your team get more done. Start with a focused project, then expand where it adds value.
Give your team a conversational way to understand sales, inventory, customers, and internal knowledge. Answers draw on the sources and question types agreed for your project.
Try the retail demo ↗Connections to selected databases, APIs, or document sources.
Supported business questions, useful summaries, and source references where appropriate.
Defined permissions, query limits, and checks against representative questions.
A retailer asks which products are selling fastest and which are below reorder thresholds, using sales and stock data from existing systems.
Connect the steps your team repeats, from gathering information to preparing an update. AI agents work within a defined workflow, with human review where it matters.
Discuss your workflow ↗Data and tasks move between selected business applications.
Extract agreed fields, categorize documents, or prepare summaries.
Review queues, exception handling, and approval before consequential actions.
Incoming supplier documents become a draft weekly purchasing report. A team member checks flagged items and approves the report before it is shared.
Expose selected business capabilities through APIs and MCP—the Model Context Protocol. Compatible AI assistants can discover and use defined tools with clear access boundaries.
Explore the MCP demo ↗Selected capabilities such as product search, stock checks, and order lookups.
Documented interfaces and an MCP server for compatible assistants.
Input validation, permissions, execution limits, and logging suited to the integration.
An assistant checks an order status and product availability through approved tools, without receiving unrestricted database access.
Organize your information and improve internal systems before adding new automation. SharePoint and connected applications give your team a clearer place to work.
Discuss your systems ↗A practical document structure with agreed ownership and access.
SharePoint sites, libraries, and internal workflows scoped to your team.
Application connections and a review of data quality and access needed for AI.
A small business brings scattered procedures into a SharePoint workspace, connects its intake workflow, and prepares approved documents for a future knowledge chatbot.
Projects can include fixed-scope implementations, custom integrations, and ongoing support. We agree on deliverables, responsibilities, access requirements, and pricing before work begins.
A focused pilot can help validate one use case before a broader implementation. Bring a time-consuming workflow or a question your team struggles to answer.
A repetitive workflow. A question buried in your data. A system you want to connect to AI.