AI cannot reason about data it cannot see.
Most enterprise AI fails not because the model is weak, but because your data is trapped behind a dozen portals, file shares and manual CSV exports. The integration layer is the whole thesis. Wrap each system once, and your agents — and tools like Claude — can finally use it. Weeks, not the six-to-nine months of point integrations.
One integration owns its whole stack
Every integration is a self-contained package: data, the API adapter that speaks to it, and the MCP tools the agent sees — all in one slice. Nothing is shared between slices, so a failure in one can never cascade into another.
- Add a system without touching the ones already live.
- Retire or replace one slice in isolation — the rest never notice.
- Each slice is owned, tested and shipped on its own.
Agents see tools, not vendor APIs
The Model Context Protocol is the clean wall between the mess of a vendor's API and the agent that uses it. On one side: auth dances, pagination and undocumented quirks. On the other: a short list of named, typed, gated tools. Wrap any SaaS, file share, database or internal app — what changes is the adapter, never the agent.
- GET /v2/accounts?page=3&cursor=…
- OAuth refresh · 429 backoff · retry
- snake_case ↔ camelCase mapping
- paginated, nested, undocumented
- breaking change in v2.7 last March
- get_arrears(building_id)
- list_overdue_certificates(days)
- raise_repair(unit, category)
- find_tender(sector, value)
- read_document(id)
We build the wrapper. It outlives us.
The data-wrapper class turns any business system into agent-usable tools over MCP. These servers are stateless, hold no model, and carry no judgement to corrupt — the safest, largest class of service, and the one we build most of. We write them bespoke for your stack, against the systems you already run.
Because we build to the open MCP standard, the same servers your Usermode fleet uses also work in tools like Claude Desktop. The integration is not locked to us — it is a clean contract any MCP client can speak to.
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard. Compatibility with Claude Desktop follows from building to it — it is not a pre-built Usermode connector.
Own your data at your pace
You do not have to choose between renting a SaaS forever and a risky rip-and-replace. The MCP contract stays stable through all four phases, so the agents never notice where the data actually lives — and you migrate from dependency to ownership when you are ready, service by service.
Build
We wrap your existing SaaS as MCP tools. Nothing changes in your stack — you keep paying for and running the system you have today.
Agents
The fleet starts working through those tools. Real jobs get done over the same MCP contract, with the vendor system still underneath.
Replicate
Where it makes sense, we stand up your own data store behind the same tools. The agents call the identical interface — they never notice the swap.
Unplugged
You own the data outright and the vendor dependency is gone. No big-bang rewrite, no 18-month migration — you moved one slice at a time.
The MCP contract is fixed. The data behind it moves from vendor to yours without the agents changing a line.
Real systems, wrapped as tools
These are systems already running in live deployments — read and written through real integrations, not a parallel copy of your data. Anything not on the list is a wrapper we build to order.
WhatsApp is delivered via Twilio. New integrations are added per deployment as your systems require.
“The model is rented; it will be obsolete within the year. The moat is everything you build around it that the model alone could never know — your data, your gates, your memory, your tests.”
Marc Heath — The Integration Tax
The repository
The full codebase — agents, MCP servers and infrastructure-as-code — handed over, yours to run.
The data
Your data stays yours throughout, and the Strangler Fig path leads to outright ownership of the store.
The integrations
Every wrapper we build is a clean MCP contract you keep. No platform lock-in, no parallel copy held hostage.
We do not leave you a repository and walk away, and we do not hold your operations hostage to keep you paying. We run it live, then hand you the keys.
Wrap your first system in weeks
Book a demo and we'll show you the vertical slice on your own stack — or start with a £2,500 Audit and a named first integration.