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Put your AI agents to work in your customers’ systems.

Give your agents a private connection to the apps, databases, and APIs your customers already use. Each customer decides what’s accessible and when approval is needed.

Give your agents secure access to private systems.

Connecting a new customer shouldn’t mean building another access layer. Reach their private systems while their team decides what your agents are allowed to do.

  • Connect over MCP. Keep your agent where it runs today.
  • Customers choose which systems to connect.
  • Outbound-only gateways for private systems. No inbound ports.
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One place to manage agent access.

Your customers choose which systems to connect and what agents can do. Their teams can handle approvals and inspect activity from the same dashboard.

Make customer access part of your product.

Connect the systems behind the workflow, give customers control, and keep your team focused on the agent.

Your application

Support agent

Your code. Your runtime.

MCPOne endpoint
RoutantPrivate network

Acme Inc.

Private cloud

Outbound gateway
Orders databaseInternal API

Widget Co.

On-premises

Outbound gateway
Inventory systemCustomer database

One endpoint for customer access

Use a single MCP endpoint to reach the resources each customer has connected and approved.

Run agents on your own stack

Keep your runtime and deployment setup. Routant connects it to resources inside your customers’ environments.

Reuse the access layer

Handle permissions and approval requests through the platform instead of implementing a separate flow for every customer.

What’s your agent waiting to access?

Bring us a customer workflow and the systems behind it. We’ll show you where Routant fits.

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