An assistant that can only talk helps nobody
We connect your internal systems so an assistant can read and change real data, within the rights of the signed-in person and with traceable logging.
30 minutes · no sales pitch · an honest read on whether we fit
A fit when
- Your assistants should work in Jira, Planner or SharePoint
- A legacy system blocks the automation of an entire process
- A shared account with full access is out of the question for you
- You need traceability over what an assistant changes
The situation
- The tools where the work actually sits are simply unreachable for assistants.
- Existing connections can only read, and cannot enter or change anything.
- The easiest route would be an account with full access, and that is exactly what is not defensible.
- A legacy system cannot be connected and blocks the whole process.
What we do
For every affected system we check whether a connection is possible or whether replacing it is the faster route, for example toward Atlassian. Where we connect, we use delegated sign-in rather than a shared service account: the assistant acts on behalf of the person and sees only what that person may see. Write access is deliberately limited and logged, so it stays traceable afterwards what was changed.
What is included
- 01System assessmentWhich systems can be connected, which should be replaced, and in which order.
- 02Connection over MCPInterfaces assistants can work through, with defined tools rather than open access.
- 03Delegated rightsSign-in on behalf of the person rather than a shared account, with visibility checked in advance.
- 04LoggingA traceable record of what was read and what was changed.
What you end up with
Assessment of all affected systemsSystems connected over MCPDelegated rights instead of a shared accountLogged access
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