Introducing the Certivo MCP
Compliance where you work.
Certivo puts compliance answers inside SAP, Oracle, your PLM and your AI assistants, right beside the product data they depend on.
Engineers, buyers and compliance leads see status, evidence and next steps in the record they already have open. Compliance keeps pace with the business because it lives inside it.
See it in your systems
ERP · Material master
Material 100-4471
Housing assembly, aluminum
Plant
1100
Supplier
Northline Components
Basic data
Purchasing
BOM
Certvio Compliance
EU REACH
From ERP and PLM
Clear
EU RoHS
Restricted substances
Clear
PFAS
1 substance flagged
Declaration requested
California Prop 65
Listed chemicals
Clear
EU REACH
From ERP and PLM
Clear
EU RoHS
Restricted substances
Clear
PFAS
1 substance flagged
Declaration requested
California Prop 65
Listed chemicals
Clear
Evidence: 6 documents · full audit trail
Screened by CORA · deterministic rules
Asked from the record
Can 100-4471 ship to customers in the EU?
Yes for REACH and RoHS. One PFAS item is waiting on a supplier declaration. Liaison has requested it from Northline Components and will update this record when it arrives.
Surfaces in the systems your teams already run
SAP
Oracle
Microsoft Dynamics
JD Edwards
SAP Ariba
PTC Windchill
Siemens Teamcenter
SCM systems
Microsoft Copilot
Claude
ChatGPT
+ any system with an API
Compliance data is scattered across systems, files and conversations.
Part data sits in ERP and PLM. Supplier declarations arrive as PDFs and spreadsheets. Decisions get made in email, Teams and Slack threads. Each source uses its own format, so a single view of compliance stays out of reach.
Where compliance data lives today
ERP
SAP, Oracle, Dynamics, JD Edwards
Material and BOM tables
PLM
Windchill, Teamcenter
Part structures, CAD metadata
Procurement and SCM
Ariba, supplier portals
Supplier records
Databases
Internal and legacy systems
SQL tables
Spreadsheets
Trackers on shared drives
XLSX, CSV
Supplier documents
Declarations and test reports
PDF, scans
Requests and replies
Threads, attachments
Microsoft Teams
Decisions in chat
Messages
Slack
Questions and approvals
Messages
unites and normalizes
One view of compliance
Housing assembly 100-4471
Parts and BOM
From ERP and PLM
Supplier declarations
From PDFs and porta
Test reports
From shared drives
Decisions and approvals
From email and chat
Status by regulation
Screened by CORA
Certivo unites that data and gives you one view of compliance across all your systems.
Product data lives in your systems. Compliance usually lives somewhere else.
Handoffs between the two add time and risk: a BOM exported to a spreadsheet, an email to the compliance team, a supplier chase, a reply, a manual update. The Certivo MCP removes the handoff.
The usual way
With the Certivo MCP
1
Export the BOM
Someone pulls part data out of the ERP or PLM into a spreadsheet.
2
Email compliance
The request joins a queue with a team working in another system.
3
Chase suppliers
Declarations are requested, followed up and filed by hand.
4
Reply by email
An answer comes back as an attachment, current as of the day it was sent.
5
Update the record
Someone re-keys the result, if it gets re-keyed at all.
Five handoffs, two systems, and an answer that starts aging the moment it is saved.
The Certivo MCP connects CORA to the systems you already run.
MCP is an open standard that lets software and AI assistants call a service directly. Through it, your ERP, PLM and assistants ask CORA, Certivo's team of compliance agents, and get back answers with evidence attached.
Where your teams work
ERP · SAP, Oracle, Microsoft Dynamics, JD Edwards
PLM · PTC Windchill, Siemens Teamcenter
Procurement and SCM · SAP Ariba, supply chain systems
AI assistants · Microsoft Copilot, Claude, ChatGPT
Your own tools · anything with an API
questions and product data
MCP server
Governed access to CORA
status, evidence, next steps
CORA, the agents doing the work
Mapper
Maps markets, products, parts, vendors and rules
Architect
Builds custom frameworks and policies
Liaison
Runs supplier outreach and collects evidence
Analyst
Researches public sources and labels estimates
Examiner
Validates with deterministic rules
Scout
Watches regulatory change
Registrar
Produces reports, certificates and audit trails
Engineering, procurement and compliance see the same status in their own systems.
CORA sits behind each view, so a buyer in Ariba, an engineer in Windchill and a compliance lead in Copilot work from the same answer and the same evidence.
ERP
PLM
Procurement and SCM
AI assistants
SAP · Oracle · Microsoft Dynamics · JD Edwards
Clear to buy, build and ship, checked on the record.
Planners and buyers see compliance status on the material, BOM and supplier records before a purchase order or a ship decision.
Status by market on the material record
Restrictions flagged before a PO is released
Supplier evidence linked to the vendor record
ERP · Purchase order
PO 4500-2231 · Northline Components
3 line items · ship to Germany
100-4471 Housing assembly
Clear
100-5120 Gasket, fluoropolymer
Declaration pending
100-3307 Fastener kit
Clear
CORA: One line item needs a supplier PFAS declaration before release. Liaison has sent the request.
Faster, more effective compliance that lives everywhere your teams do.
When answers arrive inside the workflow, decisions stop waiting on compliance, and compliance stops chasing the business for data it already has.
Faster
time savings on compliance work, with answers delivered in the systems where decisions are made.
More effective
audit ready, with evidence and an audit trail behind each answer.
Broad coverage
regulations and standards, plus your own specs and customer lists.
Lives everywhere
Compliance in the record
ERP, PLM and AI assistants show the same status, so fewer requests route through email.
Trusted
Deterministic and traceable
CORA applies deterministic rules and traces each result to source evidence. Your team stays in control.
Spreadsheets, agencies and legacy software keep compliance on the side. Certivo builds it in.
The difference shows up in where answers appear, how current they are, and how much work it takes to get them.
Dimension
Where answers appear
How current they are
Effort to get an answer
Evidence
Who stays in control
Spreadsheets
In a file on a shared drive
As of the last export
Manual lookups and formulas
Scattered across inboxes
Whoever owns the file
Agencies and consultants
In a report or email
As of the engagement
A new request and a wait
Held by the agency
The agency
Legacy compliance software
In a separate application
As of the last data sync
Another login and data re-entry
Stored, often disconnected from the part
Admins of the tool
Inside ERP, PLM, AI assistants and the Certivo platform
Re-screened as regulations and supplier data change
Ask in the record you already have open
Linked to the part, with a full audit trail
Your team, with CORA doing the gruntwork
The Certivo platform
Need a dedicated workspace for your compliance team? It's here too.
The same CORA engine powers the Certivo platform, where compliance leads run supplier campaigns, review flagged items, design custom frameworks and produce reports, certificates and audit packages.
Portfolio view of risk across products, parts and suppliers
Review queue where your experts confirm or override CORA
Agency reports, buyer packs and audit-ready documentation
Compliance overview
Parts screened
24
Open supplier requests
49
Items awaiting review
128
Regulatory changes this week
98
Risk by market
EU
US federal
US states
Put compliance where your teams already work.
Bring us one product line and the systems it lives in. We'll show you CORA's answers inside them.
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