ServicesEnterprise AI Integration

AI That Works Inside Your Existing Systems

An AI system that cannot read your data or act in your systems is a demo, not a business tool. We build the integration layer that connects AI reasoning to the technology your business already depends on.

From CRM and ERP to help desk, communication platforms and data warehouses — we connect AI to your existing technology environment so it becomes part of how work actually happens.

Why Integration Matters

The Difference Between Isolated AI and Integrated AI

The gap between AI that impresses in a demo and AI that changes how work gets done is usually an integration problem.

Without Integration

AI as an isolated app

Your team asks AI questions in a separate tool. They manually copy answers back into the systems where work happens. The AI has no access to current data.

With Integration

AI inside your workflow

AI is accessible from within Slack, your CRM or your help desk. It reads your actual data, takes action in your systems and produces results where your team already works.

Integration Scope

What We Connect

Eight categories of business system we integrate with AI — covering the full range of where your data and workflows live.

CRM & Sales

SalesforceHubSpotPipedriveMicrosoft Dynamics

AI connected to your customer data — enriching records, qualifying leads, generating summaries and surfacing insights within your existing sales workflow.

ERP & Finance

SAPNetSuiteQuickBooksXero

AI access to operational and financial data — automating reconciliation, processing invoices and surfacing anomalies without leaving your ERP environment.

Communication Platforms

SlackMicrosoft TeamsGoogle ChatEmail

AI agents and workflows delivered through the communication tools your teams already use — no new interfaces, no context switching.

Productivity Suites

Google WorkspaceMicrosoft 365NotionConfluence

AI connected to your documents, calendars, emails and collaborative tools — making existing content searchable, actionable and intelligent.

Help Desk & Support

ZendeskIntercomFreshdeskServiceNow

AI that reads your ticket history, knows your product and resolves routine queries — integrated directly into your support platform and escalation workflow.

Data & Databases

PostgreSQLSnowflakeBigQueryRedshift

AI connected to your data warehouse and operational databases — enabling natural language querying, anomaly detection and automated reporting.

Document Platforms

SharePointGoogle DriveBoxDropbox

AI access to your document repositories — with permission-aware retrieval, document intelligence and search across all your business content.

Custom & Internal APIs

Internal APIsLegacy systemsCustom databasesProprietary platforms

Integration with internal systems that have no off-the-shelf connector — built through API analysis, reverse engineering and custom adapter development.

Architecture

Integration Architecture, Layer by Layer

How AI connects to existing systems — from your current technology through to business action.

1

Existing Systems

Your existing technology — unchanged

CRM, ERP, help desk, productivity suites, databases, document stores

2

API & MCP Layer

Integration and authentication

Secure, authenticated connections to each system. Read and write access scoped to minimum required permissions.

3

AI Reasoning Layer

Intelligence layer

Language model reasoning over retrieved context. Classification, generation, summarisation and decision support.

4

Agent / Automation Layer

Action and orchestration

Agents and workflows that orchestrate multi-step tasks using both the AI and system layers.

5

Business Action

Real business impact

Committed outcomes: records updated, messages sent, approvals triggered, data written to systems of record.

MCP & API Integration

The Model Context Protocol: Agent-Grade Integration

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the standard for giving AI models structured, authenticated access to external tools and data sources. It is how agents move from reasoning about information to acting on it.

Where MCP is not available — for legacy systems, custom platforms or proprietary APIs — we build the integration layer directly, exposing capabilities to the AI in a standardised and auditable way.

The result is AI that can read your Salesforce records, query your database, send a Slack message, update a Google Sheet and trigger an approval workflow — as part of a single coherent workflow.

Standardised tool definitions for AI models to call business systems

Secure, scoped authentication for each connected system

Read and write access where needed — read-only where not

Composable — multiple MCP servers combine into a unified agent capability

Works with Claude, OpenAI and other leading models

Auditable — every call logged with context and outcome

Security by design

Every system connection uses minimum-required permissions. Credentials are stored securely and rotated. All AI access to business systems is logged and auditable.

What You Get

What an Integration Engagement Delivers

Integration architecture document

A clear map of what connects to what, how authentication works and what data flows in each direction.

Secure, scoped connectors

Each system connection built with minimum-required permissions, credential management and access controls.

Tested integration layer

Every connector tested for the success case, error cases and edge cases before deployment.

Monitoring and observability

Logging, alerting and dashboards so you know when integrations are working and when they are not.

Operational documentation

Runbooks for managing credentials, handling errors and extending integrations with new systems.

Ongoing integration support

Systems change. We provide support for integration maintenance as your technology environment evolves.

Get Started

Which Systems Do You Need AI Connected To?

Tell us what systems you operate and what you want AI to be able to do with them. We will map out a realistic integration architecture and explain what it takes to build it.