AGENTIC COMMERCE
Let AI agents buy, sell and reconcile safely.
Give AI agents MCP tools to read catalogs, place orders and post payments, with spending limits, human approvals and a full audit trail.
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THE PROBLEM
Why this is hard today.
AI agents can now research, order and reconcile, but only if they can reach the systems where products, orders and money are recorded. Businesses will allow that only with limits they set and records they can read.
Raw credentials are the wrong interface
Handing an agent an API key to a customer's ledger or store gives it every permission the key has, with no limits and no record.
Every system needs its own tools
Agents that work across a PIM, three storefronts and an ERP need consistent tools, not a different integration for each.
Finance teams need control
No controller will let an agent create bills or orders without thresholds, approvals and an audit trail they can review.
WHAT YOU GET
What Unify Int does for you.
Tools, not keys
Agents call typed MCP tools over the Unify Graph instead of holding credentials to each platform.
Built with Unify Agents (MCP), Unify Graph
- Product
- Order
- Bill
Spending limits and approvals
Amount thresholds, per-tool scopes and human approval steps for sensitive writes.
Built with Unify Agents (MCP), Permissions & Audit
- Approval Policy
- Permission
Audit trail for every call
Each tool call records the agent, the inputs, the approval and the platform response.
Built with Permissions & Audit, Unify Monitor
- Audit Event
HOW IT WORKS
How it works on Unify Int.
Step 1: Expose integrations as MCP tools
Unify Agents (MCP) turns objects on the Unify Graph into tools, such as list products, create purchase order and record payment, scoped per connection.
- Product
- Purchase Order
- Bill
- Order
Step 2: Set limits and approvals
Define which tools an agent may call, amount limits per action and per day, and which writes need a human to approve first.
- Approval Policy
- Permission
Step 3: Review every action
Every tool call, approval and platform response lands in the audit log, with before-and-after values for writes.
- Audit Event
- Bill
- Payment
WHAT TO EXPECT
What we design for.
- Target
- Agent writes logged with actor and response (design goal)
- 100%
- Illustrative
- Approved and audited in a procurement agent setup (illustrative)
- Every write
- Target
- Platform credentials exposed to agents (design goal)
- 0 raw keys
Targets and illustrative figures describe what the platform is designed for. They are not results reported by customers.
INTEGRATIONS
Platforms that matter for this use case.
Status is shown per platform: live, beta, roadmap or via the Technology Center.
DESIGN PARTNERS
Build with us before everyone else.
We're working with a small group of software, fintech and commerce teams as design partners. You get early access, a direct line to our engineers and a say in what we build next.
No logo or quote is published without your written approval.
Early access
to the sandbox, the full API reference and Unify Agents (MCP).
A named engineer
from the Technology Center for your first integration.
Roadmap influence.
Your platforms and objects move up the queue.
Design-partner pricing,
agreed up front and held for the first year.
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Frequently asked questions
What is Unify Agents (MCP)?
An MCP server and tool layer that exposes Unify Int integrations to AI agents with scoped permissions, approval steps and audit logs. It is part of the platform roadmap; ask us about design-partner access.
Which agent frameworks work with it?
Any MCP-compatible client. MCP is an open protocol, so the same tools can be used from different AI applications and agent frameworks.
Can an agent move money?
No. Agents can create records such as orders, bills and payment entries within the limits you set. Money moves only through your own payment rails.
How do approvals work?
You set policies, for example any bill above $5,000 or any write from a new agent. Matching calls pause until a person approves them, and both the request and the decision are logged.
Can we restrict agents to read-only?
Yes. Tool scopes are set per agent and per connection, and read-only is a valid configuration.