Can we connect our AI agents directly to Resilinc's Supply Chain Intelligence tools?

Yes, Resilinc now offers a “Model Context Protocol (MCP) Server” — a standards-based API endpoint that lets your enterprise AI agents, custom LLM workflows, and copilots call Resilinc's supply chain intelligence tools directly.

• Resilinc MCP server is included as part of the SC Monitor and SC Command package. Contact your account manager to enable this capability in your instance.
• AI agents and assistants built on platforms like Claude, ChatGPT, and other MCPcompatible LLM clients can now securely discover and invoke Resilinc tools without requiring a custom point-to-point integration.
• The MCP Server exposes all 23 Resilinc agent tools across six intelligence domains, accessible via the standard MCP primitives (`tools/list`, `tools/call`, `resources/list`, `resources/read`, `prompts/list`, `prompts/get`).
• The MCP Server supports OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials flow (server to server).
• The MCP Server support full Tenant Isolation: Every tool call is strictly scoped to your organization's data. Cross-tenant data access is enforced at platform level.
• All API communication is encrypted over TLS. Credentials are managed via enterprise secret management; no API keys embedded in client code.
  
  

Value to Customers

Enterprises deploying internal AI copilots, procurement assistants, and compliance bots no longer need to build and maintain custom Resilinc integrations. Any MCP-compatible agent can authenticate once and immediately access authoritative supply chain risk, tariff, UFLPA compliance, and mitigation data — enriching AI workflows without rebuilding the underlying logic. One can build the following co-pilots:

• o A procurement copilot can query tariff impact and alternate suppliers while a buyer reviews a sourcing decision in their ERP.
• o A compliance bot can check UFLPA exposure across a supplier list and generate evidence packs automatically.
• o A risk analyst's custom agent can pull active WarRoom disruption summaries into board-ready briefings.