Connectors to your systems

01ASSISTANT · CONNECTORS

Live data in the dialogue

A connector is a bridge between the assistant and your systems. It takes prices, stock and statuses at the moment of the question — from 1C, the CRM or your own API. It runs on models with function calling: the assistant picks the tool itself.

1C
prices and stock
CRM
orders and statuses
Calendar
booking and reservations
Your API
any data and any action
Warehouse
availability and lead times
Scheduler
once a minute
Log
every call
Payments
payment status
Assistant
02WHAT IT CAN DO

If it does not know, it checks

The assistant stops retelling yesterday’s price list. When the question touches live data, the connector asks your system during the dialogue itself.

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Stock and prices

Before answering, the assistant checks 1C — the customer hears today’s number.

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Order status

An order number and the assistant finds it in the CRM: where the parcel is and what comes next.

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Booking and reservations

Free slots come from your calendar; the chosen time is taken immediately.

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Your own systems

Any internal API: plans, limits, the customer account — within an agreed list of actions.

04ARCHITECTURE · LAYERS

Layer by layer

A request passes six layers and comes back with live data. Only the LLM layer with function calling can start the chain: without it there is nothing to trigger a tool.

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Customer

a question in the chat

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Widget

channel and context

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LLM · function calling

decides to call a tool

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MCP gateway

schemas of allowed actions

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Connector

keys from the project vault

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Your system

1C · CRM · API

05UNDER CONTROL

A bridge with railings

Access to your systems is not trust on a promise. Allowed actions, limits and a log of every call: the security team has something to audit.

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List of actions

A connector can only do what was allowed in advance — an agreed list of tools.

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Keys in the vault

Credentials live in the project settings — they never reach the dialogue or the customer.

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Call log

Every call into your system is recorded: who, when, with what and what came back.

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Rate limits

A cap on requests per minute — the assistant will not overload your system.

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Timeouts and cache

A slow response will not hang the dialogue, and frequent data comes from cache.

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Per-project switch

A connector works only where it is switched on — convenient for starting with a pilot.

06FAQ · FOR DEVELOPERS

Questions about connectors

Only with LLMs that support function calling. The model receives the tools as schemas and decides when to call a connector; without that mechanism there is nothing to trigger a call.

07IN NUMBERS

Faster than asking again

The answer from your system arrives in a fraction of a second. And background jobs do not wait for a question — the scheduler walks through them every minute.

01

Action call
from the question to the answer from your system

02

Scheduler cycle
background jobs on a schedule

03

Of calls in the log
every call is visible and auditable

04

No duty officer
the assistant checks for itself

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08TWO MODES

It answers now, and works on a schedule

The scheduler carries out instructions without being asked. Check stock before opening, chase an abandoned request, refresh statuses — the job is set in words and then runs itself.

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Question.
A live answer from your system, at the moment of the dialogue.

02

Seconds.
The scheduler step — recurring jobs run on time.

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Retellings.
Yesterday’s data is gone from the answers.

GET STARTED

Test it on your own data

Upload your own documents and catalogue — then ask the assistant the questions people ask you. That is the only test that means anything.