Roll out AI to everyone. Review it once.
The seats are bought · Claude or ChatGPT is approved. What stands between you and rollout is the integration list: every system its own MCP server, its own security review, its own credential story. The gateway collapses that to one · and grounds every answer in your data.
Rollout becomes configuration.
One connection point for every assistant your workforce runs · not a security program per system.
Every system arrives through one MCP server your assistants already speak.
One credential boundary and one audit surface · a single security review to sign off.
Access granted, scoped, and revoked per user · managed from one place.
Deployment becomes configuration · not a security program per system.
From approved seats to a working org.
Two outcomes for the same question.
“Which deals slipped last quarter and what engineering issues were blocking them?”
Native MCP hands the agent a connector.
AI needs a place to work.
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Salesforce MCP returns 18 slipped deals into the context window.+25K tokensschema + records02
Jira MCP returns 64 engineering tickets into the context window.+30K tokensschema + tickets03Now join them. Where, exactly? The model string-matches account names against customer fields.+10K tokensmodel reasoning
No insights · Just a partial list, and a retry. Every record now sits in the model's context.
Everything between bought seats and a working rollout.
One MCP server for every assistant
Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot, Cursor · the same governed integrations behind each.
Secure connections →One security review
One credential boundary, one audit surface · not fifty vendor reviews.
Secure connections →Right answers at sane cost
Agents work on data in code before context · grounded answers, a fraction of the tokens.
Governed workspace →Central access management
SSO and SCIM cascade from your IdP · grant, scope, and revoke from one console.
Secure connections →
The rollout your workforce is waiting on.
Bring the integration list to one discovery call · leave with a rollout plan your security team can sign.
