Allow, ask or deny on every individual tool inside every connector.
A workforce can only work where it can reach.
An agent that can’t touch your systems can’t do a job. It can only talk about one. Connectors are what turn a capable model into an agent that gets work done.
Checking for something specific? The full capability list →Every connector arrives on the same plane of control
This is the difference between a workforce and a pile of integrations. However a connector got here, hand built by us or pulled from the wider ecosystem, it lands on the same permissions, the same credential handling, the same approvals and the same audit trail. Adding reach never means adding risk.
Held by the platform, never delivered to the model, revocable in one place.
Anything consequential pauses and asks a person, in the channel your team uses.
One ledger. Who asked, which agent, which tool, which credential, what happened.
The systems your business already runs on.
Every integration is configured for real operational work, not just authenticated. Ready to work inside your agents from day one, with the retail stack hand tuned first.
Any vendor with an API becomes a tool
Three ways to add a connector, at three levels of depth. Every one of them, wherever it came from, flows through the same permission, credential and audit controls.
Standard plug in
If a vendor offers a standard AI tool integration, we plug it in. Credentials and approval rules still flow through us, even when the connector came off the shelf.
Native package
Hand tuned packages for the systems our customers live in. Curated actions, polished behaviour, and workflows built around how retail actually runs.
Your own APIs
An internal warehouse system, a customer specific endpoint, a partner API. We lift it in and the agent treats it like any other tool.
Every connector follows the same standard pattern, so adding a new one for a customer is a configuration exercise rather than a rebuild.
One click connections, on an open standard
Lifter uses the Model Context Protocol, an open standard that gives agents secure, structured access to external tools and data. Connectors are native, not fragile webhooks or custom scripts. Because the standard is open and growing, the library expands through our releases and through the wider ecosystem, without you waiting on our roadmap.
Select your integration
Browse the catalogue and choose the systems you want your agents to reach.
Authenticate once
A standard sign in flow. Credentials are encrypted, held by the platform, and never stored in plain text or handed to a model.
Set permissions
Choose exactly what each agent can read and write, tool by tool. Nothing moves without the stance you set.
Your agents are live
From that point they can pull data, take actions and surface insight across your connected stack, inside your rules.
What we’re building next
Actively in development. Customers influence the order, so if something here’s critical to your stack, tell us.
Don’t see what you need?
Connectors that don’t exist yet are defined with you during onboarding, and you can request more at any time. If a system is critical to how your business runs and it isn’t on the list, tell us and we’ll build it.