Your business already runs on databases, applications, and connected systems. Your AI should be able to work with them.
Wisebric connects enterprise data and tools with AI-powered conversations, assistants, and workflows, helping teams access information, work with connected services, and automate defined processes.
Connect SQL databases, Tally accounting data, Google Workspace, Microsoft 365, cloud storage, and MCP-enabled tools through one enterprise AI platform.
Connect Existing Systems. Enable New AI Possibilities.
Wisebric provides a structured way to bring business information and tools into AI experiences.
ConnectStep 01Connect Your Systems
Add a database, connect an available application account, or register an MCP server.
Connection credentials are stored in Wisebric's encrypted credential vault.
ConfigureStep 02Configure Access
Choose which data, actions, and tools are available.
Select permitted database schemas and tables, configure connector actions, and review MCP tool permissions.
AssignStep 03Make Connections Available
Assign data sources and available tools to the appropriate workspaces, assistants, or workflows.
Keep access aligned with intended users and business processes.
UseStep 04Put Connections to Work
Ask questions about connected data, build assistants around business information, or run workflows that query databases and use authorized integrations.
Connect once. Make enterprise information available where AI needs it.
Connection Capabilities
Multiple Ways to Connect. One Enterprise AI Platform.
Wisebric supports several ways to bring enterprise information and tools into AI experiences.
SQL Database Connections
Ask Questions Across Business Data.
Connect PostgreSQL, MySQL/MariaDB, Microsoft SQL Server, and Amazon Redshift.
Select available schemas and tables, then ask questions in natural language. The conversational database-query experience uses read-only SQL safeguards.
PostgreSQLMySQLSQL ServerRedshift
Tally Accounting Data
Bring Accounting Information Into AI Conversations.
Connect Tally data through its PostgreSQL export and use the available accounting vocabulary to work with ledgers, vouchers, groups, and related financial information.
Explore business questions without manually navigating multiple accounting reports.
LedgersVouchersAccounting Groups
Workplace Application Connections
Connect Everyday Productivity Tools.
Connect Google Workspace and Microsoft 365 services, including calendars, cloud files, and email.
Employees can connect their own accounts through available authorization flows.
Available operations depend on the connected service and the Wisebric experience using it.
Google CalendarGoogle DriveGmailOutlook CalendarOneDriveOutlook Mail
Cloud Storage Connections
Work With Enterprise Cloud Storage.
Connect available storage services and incorporate their operations into configured AI workflows.
Register MCP servers, discover available tools, and configure which tools AI can access.
Control individual MCP tools using Allow, Ask, or Deny permissions.
MCP ServersTool DiscoveryTool Permissions
API and Workflow Integrations
Connect Processes Beyond Ready-Made Integrations.
Use workflow HTTP requests, database operations, and connector or MCP tools to communicate with additional systems.
Where a ready-made integration is unavailable, Wisebric can support a custom integration approach through compatible APIs, database access, or MCP tools.
HTTPS API CallsDatabase QueriesWebhooks
Don't See Your Business System?
Wisebric can explore custom integrations with your ERP, CRM, HRMS, or other business applications through APIs, databases, or MCP tools, depending on system compatibility and access permissions.
One connected data source can support different ways of working, from asking a question to preparing a response or running a defined workflow.
Connection Management and Control
Connect the Right Systems. Configure the Right Access.
Enterprise integrations require more than connectivity.
Wisebric provides configuration controls for credentials, available data, permitted actions, and MCP tools, helping administrators manage how integrations are used.
Connected Data SourceExample configuration
Connected SourceFinance Database
Connection TypeMicrosoft SQL ServerConnected
Available Data
Customers
Invoices
Payments
AI Query AccessRead-only
Assigned WorkspaceFinance
Available ExperienceASK, Database Questions
Manage AccessTest Connection
Encrypted Connection Credentials
Store connection credentials in an encrypted vault, with sensitive values masked in management interfaces.
Controlled Database Access
Select the schemas and tables available to AI. Natural-language SQL queries use read-only execution safeguards.
Configurable Connector Actions
Enable or disable available actions and define where they may be used, based on connector settings.
Connection Ownership
Configure which account or organizational contexts may establish and manage available connections.
MCP Tool Permissions
Review discovered MCP tools and assign Allow, Ask, or Deny permissions. Unreviewed tools remain denied by default.
Centralized Integration Administration
Manage data sources, credentials, connector configurations, and MCP connections through Wisebric's administration interfaces.
Give AI access to the information and tools it needs, without assuming every connected system should be available for every action.
Connected Enterprise AI
Connected Systems. More Capable Enterprise AI.
Enterprise Integrations works alongside Wisebric's other platform capabilities to help organizations build practical, connected AI experiences.
Enterprise Knowledge
Bring organizational documents and knowledge sources into AI-powered information retrieval.