Where does the coworker get its information?

It uses only the sources approved for its job. Cogniveil connects to those sources under the access, deployment, and residency model agreed with your team.

What happens when the evidence is not there?

The coworker declares that the approved sources do not support the claim. That refusal is recorded and the work can move to the named human owner.

Who remains accountable for the outcome?

Your people do. Coworkers take on defined work and prepare evidenced answers. A qualified human keeps the judgment, approval, and accountability.

Platform · Integrations

Three ways in, one set of rules

Cogniveil meets your systems where they are. There are three ways to connect, and every one of them runs through the same governance: the same access control, the same grounding, the same audit trail. Integration never bypasses the rules.

Connection architecture

Choose the boundary. Keep the controls.

Compare the three operating modes below. The connection changes; the access, grounding, and audit controls do not.

Select a connection

Controls remain attached

Identity, allowed actions, evidence, and approvals follow the job across every mode.

Connection mode 01

Through our interface and the Model Context Protocol

The direct path. Your systems connect through Cogniveil's own interface, and through the Model Context Protocol, the open standard for connecting AI systems to tools and data. Approved connections are governed like everything else: what a connection may reach is set by policy, and every call is recorded.

The traffic runs both ways. A documented API lets your own systems start a governed workflow, hand it the files it needs, and receive the result by signed callback when the run finishes, under the same access control and the same record-keeping as work a person starts in the portal.

Governed coworker

Defined job · approved identity

Cogniveil interface

Product-specific approved operations

Compatible MCP server

Standard tools and resources

Knowledge

Messaging

Case work

Business tools

Model Context Protocol

One standard connection layer. An expanding ecosystem.

MCP gives coworkers a consistent way to discover and use approved tools and resources. It reduces one-off integration work, but each system still needs a compatible MCP server, authentication, and explicit customer authorization.

Powerful does not mean unrestricted.

The coworker can use only the capabilities exposed by the server and allowed for its identity and job.

MCP connection layer

Tools · resources · prompts

Documents

Messaging

Operations

Research

One governed pipeline

Where your teams meet it

Your people reach Cogniveil in the tools they already use: the web portal and Microsoft Teams today, with further channels in delivery. Whichever door they use, the request runs the same pipeline, so a channel is a door, not a different building.

How access is enforced everywhere

Existing identity

Use the customer’s authentication and assigned roles.

Existing systems

Connect without moving the system of record.

Existing controls

Preserve permissions, approvals, and evidence.

Existing boundaries

Run inside private or isolated environments where required.

Next step

Start with one workflow

Bring the work, the approved sources, and the people who must stand behind the answer.

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