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Connect to any business system, wherever it runs

connects to your ERP, CRM, order management and any other system through Model Context Protocol -- the open standard for AI-to-system communication. Cloud, on-premises, or custom-built.

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One protocol connects every system

Model Context Protocol is the open standard that Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, and every major AI platform supports. It provides a universal interface between AI agents and business systems. oHallo was built on MCP from day one.

MCP integration model showing oHallo connecting channels on the left to business systems on the right via the MCP hub

Any system with an MCP endpoint. Including the ones no marketplace will ever cover.

Most AI platforms in the category ship a fixed marketplace of pre-built connectors to a finite list of standard SaaS tools. Anything outside that list waits for a vendor roadmap. oHallo takes the opposite position. Any system that can expose an MCP endpoint is a first-class integration -- including enterprise software like SAP, Microsoft Dynamics 365, Odoo, and NetSuite, e-commerce platforms like Magento and Shopify, CRMs like Pipedrive, HubSpot, and Salesforce, and any legacy or bespoke system your engineering team can front with an MCP server.

Three groups of connections, one open standard

Every connection uses the Model Context Protocol. MCP servers run on your own infrastructure, which keeps every integration portable across AI vendors. This is not a proprietary connector marketplace.

System MCPs

Built into the platform and always available on every plan. Knowledge base, policies, calendar, bookings, and CRM are MCP connections with no setup required.

MCPs for common operational systems

MCP servers for the widely-used operational software a mid-market business typically runs: ERP, CRM, e-commerce, finance, PIM, logistics. You run them on your own infrastructure or, for common deployments, have them hosted on your behalf. Specific named systems include Pipedrive, HubSpot, Salesforce, SAP, Dynamics 365, Odoo, Magento, and Shopify.

Custom MCPs

For legacy software, bespoke tools, and in-house systems no marketplace will ever cover. Your engineering team deploys an MCP server alongside the system it connects to. Because MCP is an open specification, the work is straightforward -- and once the server exists, pointing a specialist agent at it takes minutes.

From credentials to resolution in minutes

1

Connect

You provide API credentials for your business system. These are stored in encrypted secrets management and never touch the application database.

2

Test

The platform verifies that the connection reaches your system and that the credentials are valid before anything goes live.

3

Discover

Once connected, the platform discovers every tool your system exposes -- order lookup, invoice retrieval, stock check, return processing, and more.

4

Bind

You create a specialist agent and bind it to the connection, choosing which tools the agent can access and which policies govern its behaviour.

5

Resolve

The orchestrator dispatches to your agent automatically when a matching customer query arrives, retrieving live data and composing a validated reply.

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Every connected system becomes a capability your specialist agents can act on

You create specialist agents and bind each one to the MCP connections it needs. Each agent handles a specific domain -- orders, invoicing, logistics, product specifications, claims, renewals -- and the platform expands its resolution capabilities every time you connect a new system.

You define the scope

You name the agent, describe what it handles, and select which tools on which MCP connection it can access. The orchestrator dispatches to it automatically when a matching query arrives.

Your policies govern every action

Before any specialist agent calls any tool on any connected system, the policy layer checks the action against the rules you configured. Policies also encode your standard operating procedures so the agents follow the way your business actually operates.

MCP servers run wherever your systems are

Cloud

SaaS platforms, cloud ERPs, and hosted services. The MCP server runs alongside your system in the same cloud environment.

On-premises

Behind your firewall, on your infrastructure. The MCP server runs inside your network and oHallo connects over a secure tunnel. Your data never leaves your environment.

Every tool call is governed by policy

Before a specialist agent calls any tool on any connected system, the policy enforcement engine evaluates whether the action is permitted. It checks whether the agent is authorised, whether the request falls within configured limits, and whether human approval is required. Every decision is logged in the audit trail.

Credentials are stored in encrypted secrets management and resolved at runtime only, never in the application database.

From connected system to a resolving specialist agent in minutes

Connect your systems through the open standard and let the agents get to work