| Field | Recorded value |
|---|---|
| Revision | B |
| Status | Released |
| Change request | Draft proposed |
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Connect agents to your business systems.
Use configured connections to retrieve records and perform permitted operations in ERP, PLM, CRM and service systems.
ERP, PLM, CRM and service management are integration categories. Available operations depend on the configured connection, the permissions it receives and the system itself.
| Work | Examples | Required setup |
|---|---|---|
| Files and folders | List, search and read files; create, update or delete with the corresponding access. | Permitted paths and file-access tiers. |
| Documents and PDFs | Read documents and PDF inputs. Create and edit Word documents. | Document tools enabled. Word creation/editing requires the supported Microsoft Word installation. |
| Spreadsheets | Read figures and create XLSX workbooks with tables and formulas. | Native XLSX creation does not require Excel. Detailed Excel tools require their supported Excel setup. |
| Gmail | Read messages and threads; use them to prepare responses and documents. | Authenticated Gmail account and the required access. This does not imply email sending or support for every provider. |
| Web research | Search a question and retrieve sources for a referenced report. | Configured web-search provider and credentials. |
| Business applications | Read ERP orders, inspect PLM revisions, update CRM fields or create service tickets. | A configured MCP connection exposing those operations. A system-specific connector or adapter may be required. |
Read, create, update and delete.
Choose the operations the work requires.
- Read
- Retrieve part P-204 and inspect its revision.
- Create
- Create a draft purchase requisition from an accepted comparison.
- Update
- Change a permitted task field after the responsible person chooses the next step.
- Delete
- Remove a duplicate draft only when the connection exposes deletion and the session is authorized. Released records are not the example.
Connect a tool once. Use it in the work.
MCP exposes a system’s available tools to Agantyx. Agents can use permitted operations within a task or process.
Authentication, tool availability and permission to perform an operation are separate requirements. Connected systems continue to enforce their own access rules.