Agentic Commerce is changing how work gets done, from exception triage to catalog enrichment and promise protection. But one‑off agent integrations are risky and brittle. With Agentic Integrations via MCP, Logicbroker gives you a standardized, governed interface for agents to access the same normalized data and actions that power your dropship and marketplace operations today, shortening automation timelines from months to days while preserving control.
Expose Logicbroker as a single MCP server that any compliant agent can use. Agents discover resources (orders, products, inventory, events) and tools (acknowledge PO, create shipment, generate GS1 label, post inventory, reroute order) through a consistent contract—no custom SDKs per system.
Keep agents on a short, auditable leash. Apply scopes, allow‑lists, and roles to limit what each agent can see and do. Use dry‑run tools for safe previews, require approvals on sensitive actions, and capture a full audit trail of every invocation.
Turn exceptions into self‑healing workflows. Agents subscribe to Events (failed docs, stale feeds, missed cut‑offs) and trigger corrective tools: reprocess documents, notify suppliers, reroute orders, or generate compliant labels/packing slips—all within your rules.
Let agents keep product content and ATP accurate. Pull products and feeds as resources, then use tools to apply attribute templates, map/enrich content, and post inventory/price updates. Agents respect validation rules and await approval when required.
Go from ideas to working agent workflows in days, not months.
Open protocol + centralized governance instead of bespoke scripts.
The same routing/compliance rules guard every agent action.
Swap or add agent runtimes without rebuilding integrations.
MCP is an open standard that lets agents discover and call tools/resources in a consistent way. It reduces custom integration work and improves governance.
Any client that speaks MCP can integrate. Because Logicbroker handles downstream orchestration, you don’t rebuild per channel.
Scopes, allow‑lists, dry‑runs, and approvals restrict what agents can do. All actions are validated against your policies before execution.
Yes—MCP is an additional, standardized access layer on top of Logicbroker’s Commerce API, Data Connect, EDI, and portal workflows.