MCP GATEWAY
One connection point.
A clearer path for your agents.
Plan a shared MCP access layer for the tools your assistants and teams need.
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One connection point.
Connect the pieces without losing the boundaries.
01 / AGENTS
Bring your assistant
Review the MCP capabilities supported by your chosen agent.
02 / TOOLS
Choose your applications
Identify the tools and actions required for each workflow.
03 / CONTROL
Define the access model
Associate connections with the correct users and permissions.
ARCHITECTURE
A gateway with a purpose.
Start with the operations your team needs, then map the agent-to-tool path and the review points around it.
● ● ● CONNECTION MAP
AI assistant
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MCP access layer
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User-scoped connection
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Selected application action
Designed around your rollout.
01 / SCOPING
Relevant tools
Expose the actions needed for a defined task.
02 / OPERATIONS
Visible outcomes
Make request results understandable to the team.
03 / EXTENSIBILITY
Custom requirements
Review additional tools and connection needs together.
A few things you might be wondering
Can I connect any MCP client?
Compatibility depends on the client and the capabilities the workflow needs. Share your client and version during the setup review.
Where do I get the endpoint?
Connection details are provided as part of your configured setup. The public website does not expose a shared endpoint.
Can we use existing MCP servers?
Bring the server details and access requirements to our team for review.
Connect your agents to a clearer workflow.
Tell us what you want your AI to do. Let’s map the path from a prompt to a useful result.