What is MCP, in plain terms?

The Model Context Protocol is a standard way for AI assistants to connect to data and tools, a bit like USB for AI. Once your system has an MCP server, any assistant that supports MCP can use it.

Is it safe to give AI access to our systems?

It can be, when it's built carefully. The AI only gets the access each person already has. We start read-only where it makes sense, ask a person before any important action, and keep a record of every request.

Which AI assistants work with what you build?

Most major AI assistants support MCP, so what we build isn't tied to one vendor.

Can you connect older or custom systems?

Yes. Connecting older and custom systems to new applications is work we know well.

Connected AI: MCP & Agents

Why it matters

An assistant that can't see your business can't help much.

AI is only as good as what it knows. Without your customers, orders, schedules and documents, even the best model gives generic answers.

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard for connecting AI to data and tools, and most major AI assistants support it. Build the connection once and any of them can use it, so you're not tied to one vendor.

What changes

Answers based on your real, current data
Assistants that can look things up and get things done in your tools
One connection that works with many AI assistants
Access that follows the permissions your people already have

What we build

Everything AI needs to reach your systems

MCP servers: Safe access to your systems and data, for your team or for your customers.
Connectors: Links between AI and the apps, databases and older systems you rely on.
Agent workflows: Assistants that handle multi-step work across systems, and check with a person before important steps.
Knowledge access: Assistants that find answers in your documents and show where they found them.
Security: Sign-in, permissions, usage limits and a record of every request, from day one.
Ongoing care: Monitoring and updates, so everything keeps working as you grow.

Experience

We build MCP into our own platforms.

ReservaLive, ReservaHome and LocalTrial each include an MCP server. Customers sign in with the account they already have and can ask an AI assistant about their own reservations, bookings or studies. Each person sees only what their role allows.

Jorge Garcia, the engineer behind AVAIA, helped architect the MCP framework of a global workforce-management software company. We bring what we learned there, and from our own platforms, to your project.

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Questions

Common questions

: The Model Context Protocol is a standard way for AI assistants to connect to data and tools, a bit like USB for AI. Once your system has an MCP server, any assistant that supports MCP can use it.
: It can be, when it's built carefully. The AI only gets the access each person already has. We start read-only where it makes sense, ask a person before any important action, and keep a record of every request.
: Most major AI assistants support MCP, so what we build isn't tied to one vendor.
: Yes. Connecting older and custom systems to new applications is work we know well.

Free AI readiness assessment

Not sure where to start? Start here.

A 45-minute conversation about your goals and your systems. Afterwards, we send you a short written summary of where AI can help and what to do first. It's free.

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