§00Solutions
One integration engineer for every team.
CIOs, IT, operations, RevOps, finance, developers and system integrators all wait on integrations. Each team asks in its own words; PartnerMCP plans, builds and operates what it needs — under the same controls.
CIO / CTO — Shrink the integration backlog and your dependence on external implementation projects.
“Connect Salesforce to Priority ERP. When a deal closes, create the customer and the sales order in Priority, and send delivery and invoice status back.”
Understood
SalesforcePriorityI will:
- 01Detect Opportunities that move to Closed Won in Salesforce.
- 02Match or create the customer in Priority.
- 03Create the sales order with its products, quantities and prices.
- 04Monitor delivery and invoicing in Priority.
- 05Write fulfillment and invoice status back to Salesforce.
- 06Retry temporary failures automatically.
- 07Send unresolved errors for review.
IT — Connect and operate systems without another layer of brittle scripts.
“Replace the nightly export script: send released Priority orders to our warehouse system and confirm shipments and stock back in Priority.”
Understood
PriorityWMSI will:
- 01Send released orders from Priority to the warehouse.
- 02Translate lines, units and carriers.
- 03Track picking, packing and shipping.
- 04Confirm shipments and stock back in Priority.
- 05Retry temporary failures automatically.
Operations — Automate processes that cross departments, not just apps.
“When a Shopify order is placed, create the sales order in SAP, keep inventory in step and mirror refunds and cancellations.”
Understood
ShopifyS/4HANAI will:
- 01Listen for new orders in Shopify.
- 02Match or create the customer in S/4HANA.
- 03Create the S/4HANA sales order with SKU-level lines, taxes and shipping.
- 04Keep Shopify inventory in step with S/4HANA stock.
- 05Send fulfillment and tracking back to Shopify.
- 06Mirror refunds and cancellations into S/4HANA.
- 07Retry temporary failures automatically.
- 08Send unresolved errors for review.
RevOps — Change how deals become orders this week, not next quarter.
“When a deal closes in HubSpot, create the customer and sales order in NetSuite and notify the account owner in Slack.”
Understood
HubSpotNetSuiteSlackI will:
- 01Detect deals that move to Closed Won in HubSpot.
- 02Match or create the customer in NetSuite.
- 03Create the sales order with its products, quantities and prices.
- 04Monitor delivery and invoicing in NetSuite.
- 05Write fulfillment and invoice status back to HubSpot.
- 06Notify the account owner in Slack.
- 07Retry temporary failures automatically.
- 08Send unresolved errors for review.
Finance — Keep ERP, CRM, billing and payments in agreement.
“Match Stripe payments to open invoices in Priority, post the receipts and hold anything that doesn't match for review.”
Understood
StripePriorityI will:
- 01Listen for successful payments and paid invoices in Stripe.
- 02Match each payment to its open invoice in Priority.
- 03Post the receipt and close the invoice — fees and currency handled.
- 04Reconcile payouts against bank deposits.
- 05Hold partial or unmatched payments for review instead of guessing.
- 06Mark reconciled payments in Stripe.
- 07Retry temporary failures automatically.
Developers — Stop maintaining integration plumbing. Review it, version it, ship product.
“Here is the OpenAPI spec for our internal order service. Keep it in sync with Salesforce accounts and orders.”
Understood
Internal appSalesforceI will:
- 01Read your API description (OpenAPI, Postman, GraphQL schema or docs).
- 02Turn it into governed capabilities — read, create, update — with auth and limits.
- 03Map Salesforce records to your system’s model.
- 04Test every capability in your sandbox.
- 05Deploy the sync and monitor it like any other integration.
System integrators — Keep the judgment calls. Hand PartnerMCP the plumbing.
“For a client: connect Salesforce to SAP S/4HANA, with accounts, sales orders, deliveries and invoices in sync.”
Understood
SalesforceS/4HANAI will:
- 01Detect Opportunities that move to Closed Won in Salesforce.
- 02Match or create the customer in S/4HANA.
- 03Create the sales order with its products, quantities and prices.
- 04Monitor delivery and invoicing in S/4HANA.
- 05Write fulfillment and invoice status back to Salesforce.
- 06Retry temporary failures automatically.
- 07Send unresolved errors for review.
Five flows most companies need first.
Each starts as a sentence and ships as a reviewed, tested integration. Choose one to watch PartnerMCP lay out the plan.
From closed deal to customer, sales order, delivery and invoice — with status back in the CRM.
- Opportunity · Closed Won — Salesforce: Trigger · Change Data Capture
- Customer lookup — PartnerMCP: Account ⇄ CUSTOMERS
- Schema mapping — PartnerMCP: fields · products · prices
- Create / update customer — Priority ERP: CUSTOMERS
- Create sales order — Priority ERP: ORDERS + ORDERITEMS_SUBFORM
- Monitor order — PartnerMCP: status · delivery · invoice
- Sync fulfillment — Priority ERP: DOCUMENTS_D
- Sync invoice status — Priority ERP: AINVOICES
- Update Opportunity — Salesforce: fulfillment · invoice status
- Salesforce · REST + Pub/Sub API
- Priority · REST (OData v4)
Integrators can build with PartnerMCP too.
It drafts the discovery, the mappings, the tests and the monitoring. Your engineers make the judgment calls, review every change and keep the client relationship.
| Stage | Scope | Discover | Map | Build | Test | Approve | Operate | Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Your team | does the work | reviews | decides | reviews | reviews | decides | reviews | decides |
| PartnerMCP | reviews | does the work | does the work | does the work | does the work | does the work | does the work | |
| Client | does the work | decides | does the work |
| Stage | Your team | PartnerMCP | Client |
|---|---|---|---|
| Scope | does the work | reviews | does the work |
| Discover | reviews | does the work | |
| Map | decides | does the work | |
| Build | reviews | does the work | |
| Test | reviews | does the work | |
| Approve | decides | decides | |
| Operate | reviews | does the work | |
| Change | decides | does the work | does the work |
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The empty cell is deliberate: PartnerMCP never approves its own work.
Different teams. The same controls.
Whoever asks, every integration goes through the same path from sentence to production.
- 01
A plan before anything is built
PartnerMCP restates what it understood and proposes an “I will:” plan, with mappings and the questions only you can answer.
How PartnerMCP works - 02
Proven in a sandbox
Fixtures run against test instances of your systems — duplicates, missing data, rate limits, partial failures — before production sees a record.
Change management - 03
Approved, versioned, reversible
Production changes wait for the people your policy names. Every version stays deployable, so rollback is one step.
Approvals and rollback - 04
Systems stay where they are
Cloud systems over their published APIs; systems behind your firewall through a path you approve — such as the outbound-only Edge Agent concept, with no inbound ports.
Edge Agent
§04Build
Tell PartnerMCP what should connect.
Pick two systems and describe what should happen between them. You’ll see the plan before anything is built.