Connect AI to Enterprise Systems
One-off integrations turn system access into secret sprawl.
Every standalone agent integration creates another credential path, policy stack, and failure point to manage.
C1 turns one-off connections into shared, governed infrastructure.
Target-aware connectors
Model identities, resources, entitlements, grants, and available actions in each supported system instead of reducing every connection to a generic webhook.
MCP and C1 APIs
Offer supported tools and actions through MCP or APIs while keeping caller identity and policy attached.
Baton for custom systems
Build or configure connectors for homegrown, database-backed, and other custom systems with the open-source Baton toolkit.
C1 Bridge for private networks
Reach internal MCP servers through an outbound connection without exposing them publicly or opening an inbound firewall port.
Shared identity policy
Reuse owner mapping, access scope, credential rules, approvals, and action records across approved agents and applications.
Reach internal systems
C1 Bridge dials out. Your firewall stays closed to inbound traffic.
Keep identity and policy attached to every action.
Connect the target
Configure a connector, MCP server, API, database, or C1 Bridge. C1 maps the available identities, resources, access, and actions.
Bind the caller
Link each approved agent or application to an accountable identity, allowed actions, and credential rules.
Check the action
Evaluate the caller, resource, action, and policy. When approval is required, a responsible person decides before the request continues.
Execute and record
Carry the approved action to the target with a scoped credential, then keep the request, decision, and result together.
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