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PRODUCT · INTEGRATIONS & MCP

Meets your systems where they are.

Edrak connects to the systems where your work and records already live, through native connectors and the Model Context Protocol, reading and acting only where authorized.

Native connectors

Adapters are connected per deployment; representative systems shown

  • SAP
  • Oracle
  • Microsoft
  • Salesforce
  • ServiceNow
  • Odoo
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Outlook
  • Gmail
  • Zoom
  • Excel
  • Word

Open by protocol.

The Model Context Protocol gives Edrak a standard way to reach systems without a native connector: internal tools, legacy platforms, niche software.

One MCP server per system. The same permissions, masking and audit apply to every call.

Edrak Foundry

permissions · masking · audit

MCP
  • Internal tools
  • Legacy systems
  • Third-party platforms

How every connection behaves

Native or MCP, the rules are the same

  • Reads under permission

    Retrieval respects the source system's access model. People and agents see only what they are allowed to see.

  • Writes under authority

    Actions execute only where authorized, with approvals where your rules require them.

  • Audited end to end

    Every read and write lands on the audit log with its authority, evidence and author.

Connect the systems you already run.

PRODUCT · INTEGRATIONS & MCP

Meets your systems where they are.

Edrak connects to the systems where your work and records already live, through native connectors and the Model Context Protocol, reading and acting only where authorized.

Explore the platform

NATIVE CONNECTORS

  • SAP
  • Oracle
  • Microsoft
  • Salesforce
  • ServiceNow
  • Odoo
  • Microsoft Teams
  • Outlook
  • Gmail
  • Zoom
  • Excel
  • Word

Adapters are connected per deployment; representative systems shown

OPEN BY PROTOCOL

The Model Context Protocol reaches systems without a native connector. Internal tools, legacy platforms, niche software: one MCP server per system, under the same permissions, masking and audit.

Edrak Foundry

MCP
  • Internal tools
  • Legacy systems
  • Third-party platforms

HOW EVERY CONNECTION BEHAVES

  • Reads under permission

    Retrieval respects the source system's access model. People and agents see only what they are allowed to see.

  • Writes under authority

    Actions execute only where authorized, with approvals where your rules require them.

  • Audited end to end

    Every read and write lands on the audit log with its authority, evidence and author.

Connect the systems you already run.