CSTM-SW · CONcstmAI^™ · Software

AI connectors for the systems you already run.

cstmAI^™ Connect links models, search and agents to your systems of record (ERP, CRM, document management, ticketing and data warehouses), so AI output lands where the work happens instead of in a chat window.

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Most of the effort in a useful AI system is integration: reading the right records, respecting permissions, and writing results back in the shape the system expects. Connect standardizes that work, so each new use case reuses connections instead of rebuilding them.

Connectors are scoped: read-only unless a workflow needs to write, limited to the objects it needs, and logged through cstmAI Govern. Where no connector exists yet, our development team builds one.

At a glanceCSTM-SW · CON
Categories	ERP, CRM, document management, file shares, email, ticketing, warehouses, databases
Access	Read-only by default; write access scoped per workflow
Auth	Service accounts or delegated user credentials
Sync	Scheduled or event-driven
New systems	Connectors built by our development team

Where it sits

Its place in the stack.

Every module runs on the same platform and hardware, under the same governance.

L5 · Your apps

Custom agents & applicationsBuilt by our development team on the layers below

L4 · Modules

SearchAnswers grounded in your own documents, with citationsAgentsWorkflow agents that act inside your systems, with human approval stepsStudioFine-tuning and evaluation on your data

L3 · Control

GovernAudit logs, permissions, data redaction and usage policyConnectConnectors to ERP, CRM, document stores and data warehouses

L2 · Platform

PlatformThe on-premises AI stack: model serving, access control, monitoring

L1 · Hardware

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What it connects

Read what's needed. Write only where it's approved.

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Systems of record

ERP, CRM and ticketing: the records agents check and update.

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Documents

File shares and document management, indexed for Search.

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Warehouses

Structured data for reporting questions and analysis.

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Custom

Anything with an API, a database or a file drop.

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How it's delivered

Four steps, each one signed off.

Inventory

List the systems, objects and permissions each use case needs.

Scope

Service accounts with the minimum access, set up by your admins.

Build & test

Connectors tested against a copy of real data first.

Monitor

Sync health and access logged through Govern.

FAQ

Questions we hear first.

Which systems do you connect to?

Common ERP, CRM, document and data platforms, plus anything with an API or a database. We confirm your specific systems and versions in discovery instead of promising a list of logos.

Does the AI get write access to our ERP?

Only where a workflow needs it, scoped to specific objects, and usually behind an approval step in cstmAI Agents.

Who maintains the connectors?

Your team, with our documentation, or us under managed operations.

Where to go next.

developmentAI systems integrationOur engineers connect AI to the rest of your stack.softwareAgents that use these connectionsWorkflow agents with approval steps.industriesConnecting plant and engineering systemsPLM, ERP, MES and quality records.

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Spec your system.

Tell us the models you want to run, how many people will use them and where the hardware should live. An engineer replies with a first configuration and the questions that decide the quote.

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