AI leaders rolling out assistants

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.

One review · One console · Every assistant

Rollout becomes configuration.

Everything between bought seats and a working rollout. One connection point for every assistant your workforce runs · not a security program per system.

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Caller · assistants
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mcp · approved tools
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Credentials resolved here · never in model context

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Secure Connections

Claude, ChatGPT, Copilot and Cursor reach the same governed integrations through one MCP server · one credential boundary and one audit surface to review, not fifty vendor reviews.

Secure connections
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Managed Database Execution Environment

Agents work on data in code before anything reaches context, so answers stay grounded in your systems at a fraction of the tokens a raw-record approach would burn.

Governed workspace
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Every assistant call lands in the same trail

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Governance & Auditing

SSO and SCIM cascade from your IdP. Access is granted, scoped, and revoked per user from one console, and every action lands in the same trail.

Trust and governance
Day one

Rollout becomes configuration.

One connection point for every assistant your workforce runs · not a security program per system.

  1. Connect

    Every system arrives through one MCP server your assistants already speak.

  2. Review

    One credential boundary and one audit surface · a single security review to sign off.

  3. Roll out

    Access granted, scoped, and revoked per user · managed from one place.

Scenarios

Rolled out by teams who had to get sign-off.

One security review, not fifty

The integration list arrives as a single credential boundary. Security reviews one architecture instead of one vendor per system, and signs off once.

One boundaryone reviewfull rollout

Every seat, every integration

The assistants the workforce already has keep their interface. What changes is that each one reaches approved systems through the same governed server.

Approved seatsone servergrounded answers

Access that follows the org chart

A joiner gets scoped access from the IdP cascade; a leaver loses it immediately, across every assistant, without touching each system.

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A rollout, measured

From approved seats to a working org.

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FAQ

What AI leaders ask before they roll out.

Do we have to replace the assistants we already bought?

No. MCP-compatible assistants · Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, Copilot · connect to the same governed server. The seats you approved keep working; what changes is what they can safely reach.

How many security reviews does this actually take?

One. Native MCPs mean one server, tool definition, credential, and review per system. Routing every system through one gateway gives security a single credential boundary and a single audit surface to assess.

How is access granted and revoked at scale?

SSO and SCIM cascades govern who can provision connections and who can use them. Grants are scoped per identity and revocation propagates instantly across every AI surface the user has access to.

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.