It connects on its own
If the tool supports MCP, it attaches to DBRAINS carrying each Brain's permissions. No custom integration.
Intelligence goes where people already work.
DBRAINS does not ask you to change tools. The knowledge in the Brains reaches the place where the work already happens: inside the CRM, ERP, mail, chat and drive with CONNECT, or in a dedicated APP when a process needs a place of its own. Underneath, it is always the same knowledge.
How it connects
Two routes, one body of knowledge.
CONNECT and APP both draw on the Brains: the same company knowledge, organised by department and governed by the same permissions. Only the place where the work happens changes, inside your tools or in a dedicated environment.
knowledge from the Brains reaches the tools
outcomes and new data return to the Brains
It connects to the tools you already use and works both ways: knowledge reaches the CRM, ERP, mail, chat and drive, and what happens there returns to the Brains, which stay current without manual work. Through MCP where it is available, otherwise REST APIs and webhooks.
An environment built around a single process, from start to finish, and fed by the Brains: this is where AI actually does the work. It is needed when the tool you use cannot be connected, or when a process deserves an interface of its own.
The order we try
Your tools first, a new environment second.
We do not move people onto new software: we bring the intelligence to where they already work. It is tried in this order.
It integrates directly
If it has REST APIs or webhooks: context and drafts go out, outcomes and results come back.
The goal: mail, chat and drive connected in minutes, with no manual data entry.
A dedicated app is created
If there are no connectors, an APP is activated: an environment for that process, on the same knowledge.
The list is not a closed catalogue: an app comes from a mapped process, not from a price list.
Which process do you want to put into production?
We map it, automate it and bring it to where your team already works: inside your tools, or in a dedicated app.