A CRM built on MCP
Your CRM, any agent.
A complete CRM with an open agent interface. Connect your own agent — Claude, Cursor, anything that speaks MCP. Same data, same tools.
Your agent. One capability layer.
Point Claude, Cursor, or any MCP client at your Fresno endpoint. It reads and acts on your CRM with exactly the access you grant — authorized over OAuth, no pasted keys.
Your agent, your endpoint
Connect the agent you already use. Scoped tools over your records — same capability layer you'd get from any other integration.
claude mcp add --transport http fresno https://app.example.com/mcp
Ask it like you'd ask a teammate.
Plain language in, real work out — reads and writes, through your agent.
- How many deals closed this quarter, by rep?
- Draft a follow-up to everyone I haven't emailed in 30 days.
- Create a task to call Acme before Friday.
- Which sequences have the best reply rate?
- Add the attendees from this thread as contacts.
- What's stuck in the pipeline over 60 days?
One capability layer
Every AI path calls the same tools you'd use by hand. There's no separate AI stack to trust, secure, or keep in sync.
Standard MCP, no lock-in
OAuth 2.1 and MCP discovery mean any compliant client connects today — and whatever the ecosystem ships next.
Yours to revoke
Scoped, revocable access. Writes are opt-in and gated, so an agent can never touch more than you allow.