MCP Hub

The governed way to let AI touch your integrations

Your teams already automate orders, partners and back-office work in DataSynca. MCP Hub turns those workflows into tools AI assistants and partner systems can call — with credentials, activity logs and a perimeter you control.

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI models securely connect to external tools, data, and services. Instead of building a custom integration for every AI application, MCP provides a common way for AI to discover and use the capabilities you expose.

With DataSynca, MCP can give AI controlled access to your integrations and workflows — while keeping permissions, security, and governance under your control.

How a call travels

AI client → identity → Hub → your automation

Every tools/call is authenticated, executed as a governed flow run, and recorded for your ops team.

A production MCP path

AI client

Assistant, bot, partner agent

Machine auth

OAuth or PAT

MCP Hub

Registry & policy

Your automation

Published flow

The model never gets a free pass into your systems — only the tools you publish, under the client you issued.

Activity stays with you

List calls, open detail sheets, export what auditors ask for.

Why teams ask for this

Connect AI to your integrations safely and in a controlled way

These are the conversations integration and AI leads are having right now — MCP Hub is built for them.

Internal copilots that must stay safe

Give employees an assistant that can check status, open a case or look up a partner — without handing the model raw database access.

Partner AI and channel bots

Expose a curated tool catalog to a partner’s agent or your own chat channel, with a client identity you can revoke overnight.

Chat UI with a proper backend

Your frontend holds the user session. Your BFF holds the Hub credential and injects buyer or agent context into every tool call.

Ops that need the paper trail

When someone asks “who called that tool last Tuesday?”, Activity has the answer — with retention you set, not a forever log dump.

What you get

Production MCP — not a demo endpoint

MCP Hub is how DataSynca publishes tools for external clients: registry, clients, activity and settings in one project surface.

Tool registry from your flows

Publish MCP tools that execute the automations you already operate — mapping, validation and downstream systems included.

OAuth and PAT machine clients

Register applications with client credentials or personal access tokens. Onboarding includes partner-facing connection steps.

Activity with detail sheets

Review outcomes, duration, client and masked request/response snapshots — the same operational clarity teams expect from API Gateway.

Retention you control

Keep activity for the window your compliance team needs (default 90 days). Storage footprint is visible in Settings.

Server-injected context

Hide sensitive fields from the model while your backend still supplies user or session identity on every call.

Dedicated deployment

MCP traffic stays inside your DataSynca environment — alongside API Gateway, EDI and the visual builder.

How it fits

From automation to AI-ready tool in three moves

  1. 1

    Build the workflow once

    Design and publish the automation that should run when an AI client asks — the same builder your team already uses.

  2. 2

    Register the tool and the client

    Add it to the Hub registry, create a machine client, and share the one-time credentials with your partner or BFF team.

  3. 3

    Operate with confidence

    Watch Activity, tune retention, revoke a client when a project ends — expand the catalog without rebuilding access each time.

Want AI that security will actually sign off?

Tell us which assistants or partners should call your automations — we’ll show how MCP Hub fits your dedicated environment.