Every system your agent touches means auth flows, schemas, rate limits, and retries you didn't sign up to maintain. Set up access and integrations once · get one MCP server that carries all of them · and offer the same integrations onward to your customers, through your app.
Integration work collapses to setup. The gateway handles auth, routing, and access control behind one MCP endpoint.
Set up access and integrations in one place · scoped credentials, ready for testing.
Point your agent at one MCP server. Every integration behind it, uniform verbs across systems.
Embed the same integrations in your product · your customers inherit them, access-controlled.
What unified APIs did for REST integrations, the gateway does for agents.
DBs, warehouses, SaaS · one endpoint, one tool surface, no per-system MCP sprawl.
Secure connections →Scoped credentials that never enter model context · granted and revoked live, per user.
Secure connections →When your agent needs to join or refine data, it works in code first · the model sees results.
Governed workspace →Offer the catalog to your own customers through your app · setup and auth stay ours to run.
Secure connections →
Connect your first system and serve it through one MCP endpoint · in minutes, not sprints.
