The protocol that turns Claude from adviser into actor.
The Model Context Protocol is how Claude reads from and acts on your systems: CRM records, tickets, documents, databases, internal APIs. An MCP server done well is invisible infrastructure. Done badly, it is an open door with a friendly name. We build the first kind.
Context is the whole game.
Without access to your systems, Claude reasons about what you paste into it: stale exports and second-hand context. With MCP, it works from the live record under a permission model you control. Every serious enterprise deployment ends up here; the only question is whether the connection is engineered or improvised.
Servers built to be operated, not demonstrated.
Custom MCP servers for your systems.
Salesforce, service platforms, ERPs, document stores, internal APIs: if it has an endpoint, Claude can work with it. We design the toolset around your use case, not around what is easy to expose.
Least-privilege by design.
Every tool scoped to the minimum it needs, every action attributable to the requesting user's rights, every call logged. The security review is designed for before the first line is written.
Deployment and operations.
Authentication, secrets handling, rate limits, monitoring and versioning: the unglamorous engineering that separates production infrastructure from a weekend demo.
The Salesforce specialisation.
Connecting Claude to Salesforce is our flagship discipline, with its own dedicated practice and page. If your record lives there, start with that conversation.
- Which systems can Claude connect to?
- Practically anything with an API: commercial platforms, legacy systems behind an integration layer, internal tools. The real design question is never whether a connection is possible but what Claude should be allowed to do through it, which is where the engineering lives.
- How is this secured?
- Least-privilege tool design, authentication under your identity model, full audit logging, and no training on your data by the models we deploy. We build for the review your security team will actually run, and we document so they can run it.
- There are open-source MCP servers. Why build custom?
- Use them where they fit; we do. The gap is enterprise specifics: your permission model, your compliance obligations, your edge cases and someone accountable when it breaks. Custom work goes exactly where the off-the-shelf option stops.
Give Claude a governed pair of hands.
Tell us which systems matter and a senior consultant will sketch what a safe connection looks like, within one working day.