Noble Pixels · AI connectors

Connect company data to AI securely.

We build Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors so your systems talk to AI tools with auth, scopes, and audit logs you control. Staff stop pasting secrets into consumer chats.

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Typical first connector: 3 to 6 weeks

Why this exists

AI needs your data. Your data needs a gate.

Staff already ask AI assistants about customers, members, and tickets. The risk is not the model. It is unscoped access and no record of what left the building.

MCP is the open way an AI tool calls your systems. Staff sign in, they see only what you allow, and every call is logged. Without those limits, the same connection is a master key.

What we deliver

  • MCP servers for the systems your staff already use (CRM, AMS, docs, tickets, data warehouse).
  • Auth and scopes tied to your identity provider, not a shared API key in a chat sidebar.
  • Tool design that prefers read-only and human-approved writes.
  • Audit logs you can hand to IT, legal, or the board.
  • A short threat model: what a compromised client could reach, and how you cut it off.

How an engagement works

One connector you can prove, then more if it earns trust.

  1. 01
    Map what AI may touch

    Which systems, which records, which roles. We write the allow-list before any tool is wired.

  2. 02
    Build the connectors

    MCP servers that expose only the tools and data you approved, with auth that matches how your org already signs in.

  3. 03
    Prove it in staging

    Your team runs real prompts against a sandboxed connector. We log every call. Nothing goes live until you say so.

  4. 04
    Ship with a runbook

    You own the code, the scopes, the keys, and the playbook for rotating access or shutting a tool off.

The shift

Staff get answers from your data without sending it out of the building.

The problem

  • People paste member lists and case notes into a consumer chat because the tools you pay for cannot answer a plain question.
  • Nobody can say what left the organization, or who allowed it.
  • IT is asked to either block AI or hand over a password.

After the connector

  • Staff ask questions of the CRM, the membership system, or the files, and only the records you approved come back.
  • Every call is logged, and you can turn a tool off the same day.
  • You own the connector, so the next system is your decision, not a vendor’s.

Related work

If the board still needs an AI use policy, start with the AI transformation sprint. If the records are a mess, start with data plumbing. Connectors come when there is something trustworthy to expose.

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Next step

Tell us which system should talk to AI first.

Fifteen minutes is enough to decide whether a connector or solution consulting should come first.

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