ZECH
AI Development · Integrate

AI integration that fits the systems you already run.

A model on its own changes very little. We connect AI to the CRM, ERP, databases, document stores and APIs where your work happens — handling identity, data access, latency, logging and what happens when the model or a downstream system is unavailable.

What we deliver
  • Integration architecture
  • Connectors and APIs
  • Identity and access controls
  • Model gateway
  • Logging and fallback behavior
Tools & platforms
REST, GraphQL and event-driven APIsModel Context Protocol (MCP)OAuth 2.0 and OpenID ConnectOpenTelemetryPython and TypeScript

Where this helps

AI lives in a separate tab
Staff copy data out of the CRM, paste it into an AI tool, then copy the result back. It works, but it is slow, error-prone and leaves no record.
Integrations built on shared keys
A quick connection uses an admin API key. Nobody can tell which user triggered which change, and revoking access breaks everything at once.
Fragile when something goes down
When the model provider slows down or a downstream API errors, the whole workflow stalls with no fallback and no alert.

What we deliver

01
Integration architecture
A design showing where AI is called, which systems it reads and writes, data flows, and how requests are authenticated end to end.
02
Connectors and APIs
Tested connections to your business systems — CRM, ERP, ticketing, databases, document stores and internal services — built to your integration standards.
03
Identity and access controls
Per-user or per-service credentials with least-privilege scopes, so AI actions are attributable and access follows existing permissions.
04
Model gateway
A single internal service for model calls that handles routing, rate limits, retries, caching, redaction and cost tracking across providers.
05
Logging and fallback behavior
Traces for every AI call and downstream action, timeouts and circuit breakers, and a defined degraded mode when AI is unavailable.

How it works

  1. 01

    Map the systems

    We document the systems involved, their APIs, authentication methods, rate limits and data ownership.

  2. 02

    Design the integration

    Data flows, identity model, error handling and latency budgets are agreed with your platform and security teams.

  3. 03

    Build and test

    Connectors and the AI layer are built with contract tests and tested against sandbox or staging versions of each system.

  4. 04

    Harden for production

    Load testing, failure injection and security review before real data and users are involved.

  5. 05

    Release and monitor

    Gradual rollout with dashboards for errors, latency and usage, and alerts routed to the right team.

Design decisions we make with you

  • Where AI is embedded

    Inside an existing app, as a sidebar, as a background job, or as an API other teams call — each has different latency and UX tradeoffs.

  • Read versus write access

    Starting read-only and adding write actions later, behind approval steps, keeps early risk low.

  • Sync or async

    Real-time calls where a user is waiting; queued processing for bulk work, where it is cheaper and more resilient.

  • Middleware and standards

    We use your existing integration platform or event bus where one exists, and open protocols such as the Model Context Protocol where they help.

  • Data boundaries

    What leaves your network, what is redacted before it reaches a model, and what is retained in logs.

Questions buyers ask

Usually. If a system has an API, a database or even file exports, we can connect to it. Where older systems need work first, our modernization team can help.

Least-privilege access, redaction before model calls where needed, encrypted transport, and logging of every call. Deployment options are covered on Enterprise & Private AI.

The model gateway can fail over to another provider or model, queue work for later, or switch the workflow to a manual mode — whichever you choose in advance.

No. We work with your existing middleware and APIs where possible and add only what the AI layer needs. General API work is covered by our backend & API team.

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