Your AI assistant, connected
Your company's AI assistant connects to Teamnet through MCP and asks in plain words: which contractors are not cleared, what is short at a site, what a month cost. Answers come from the record.
Teamnet connects to the AI assistant your company already uses, through MCP - the open standard for connecting AI assistants. An open API and event alerts connect your own systems.
Your company's AI assistant connects to Teamnet through MCP and asks in plain words: which contractors are not cleared, what is short at a site, what a month cost. Answers come from the record.
Read and write people, sites, months, bills and returns from your own systems, with keys your IT team controls.
Your systems are told the moment a month is approved, a document needs review, a bill is accepted or paid.
Banks, auditors and buyers check an approved month by code - on screen or from their own systems.
An assistant acting for a person sees only what that person may see.
Who asked, what was read and what was changed - in the audit trail.
Your assistant calls Teamnet. Teamnet AI runs on our own models, on Teamnet Cloud - nothing goes out to any AI provider.
Any assistant that supports MCP, the open standard for connecting AI assistants.
No. Your assistant calls Teamnet with your access. Teamnet AI runs on our own models, on Teamnet Cloud.
Your IT team issues and withdraws keys; each key carries one person's or one system's access.
See your AI assistant ask Teamnet, in your demo.