BusinessOS is your governed company brain: the knowledge graph built from CRM, email, meetings and documents. Brain MCP gives approved tools controlled access to that context. The product is evaluated as a Sovereign pilot case by case; the SaaS version is not deployed.
Brain MCP is BusinessOS's governed access layer for MCP-compatible AI tools. It exposes your company knowledge graph as MCP tools and resources so approved assistants can retrieve policy-filtered context—with citations back to source records—instead of relying on manual copy-paste.
No. BusinessOS is a full company knowledge brain: it connects to business systems, builds a governed knowledge graph, and enforces access policies. Brain MCP is one access path—MCP-compatible tools can query the brain through governed tools and resources. BusinessOS also supports other approved bridges and APIs depending on your deployment.
An approved MCP-compatible tool sends a query through Brain MCP. BusinessOS evaluates the user identity, role, and data sensitivity rules, retrieves only authorized records from the knowledge graph, and returns policy-approved answers, citations, and context. Every request is evaluated—not a bulk data export.
BusinessOS is built for MCP-compatible tools your organization has approved—such as Claude and Cursor in supported configurations. Your team chooses which assistants connect; this is not an open hook to every public chatbot. Integration availability depends on your approved tool list and deployment scope.
Every Brain MCP request follows a governed path through your company brain.
BusinessOS structures entities, relationships and source records from connected systems into a governed graph, evaluated with you during a pilot.
Brain MCP exposes approved query surfaces—tools and resources—that MCP-compatible assistants use instead of pasting raw context.
Each request is evaluated against user identity, role scope, and sensitivity labels before any record is retrieved.
The tool receives policy-approved context with citations to source records. Query events are logged for governance review.
Example prompt in an approved MCP-compatible tool
“What commitments did we make to Acme Corp in our last three client meetings?”
What happens behind the scenes:
Example shown with an approved MCP-compatible tool. Actual outputs depend on connected systems, policies, and user permissions.
The SaaS version is not deployed. Tell us about your interest: we will evaluate the feasibility of a Sovereign pilot with you.