21RISK ships an MCP server, so the assistant your company already uses — Claude, OpenAI, Copilot — can query your sites, values and natcat exposure directly. Live answers, from your data.
Every risk tool now ships its own chat. What large companies actually want is their existing assistant able to reach the data.
Each system arrives with its own chatbot, its own login and its own idea of what your data means.
The assistant your team already uses cannot see your sites, values or exposure.
Somebody exports a table and pastes it into a prompt, and the answer is only as current as that paste.
21RISK ships an MCP server, so Claude, OpenAI or Copilot can query your risk data directly — through access you grant and can revoke.
MCP is an open standard, so the assistant your company already runs can reach 21RISK.
The connection acts through an OAuth application with read or full access, per organization.
The question gets answered from live data, with the engineering report attached where it helps.
MCP is an open standard — connect Claude, OpenAI, Copilot or your own agent tooling to the same server.
Assistants connect through an OAuth application with per-organization read or full access — you decide, and you can revoke it.
"What is our windstorm exposure across the German sites?" — answered from live data, engineering reports attached.
Any that speak MCP — the open standard behind Claude, OpenAI and Copilot tooling. There is one server rather than one integration per vendor.
The connection acts through an OAuth application with read or full access per organization, and it can be revoked without touching anyone's user account.
Talk to us about connecting your AI assistant to 21RISK.