Capable exposes the whole CRM as 46 tools behind one MCP endpoint. Use them from a supported client while keeping control of every change.
Your agent drafts the updates. You review and approve, one field at a time, without leaving the chat.
Log my last call
That was your Acme call. They want to start next month: two seats to begin, invoiced monthly. Priya decides, and she asked for a one-page pilot recap by Friday. Here's what I'd update:
Priya said 'let's do it' and asked for the recap to forward internally.
One page: scope, price, start date. She forwards it to her co-founder.
Ran the eval herself; loops in her co-founder to sign off.
They want seats live before their October launch. Worth confirming.
A standard protocol gives your CRM a client-neutral interface, but protocol compatibility is not the same as tested support. Claude is supported today. Each additional client must pass the full authentication, read, write, revoke, and fallback certification matrix before we call it supported.
Add Capable as an MCP connector in a supported client. Claude is supported today; additional clients are added after certification.
Drop in a transcript, an email, or a few notes. Your agent resolves the people and companies, then proposes atomic, confidence-scored changes with the exact words that justify each one.
Keep what is right, drop what is not. Only approved changes are written, through the same governed path every time. In-chat cards let you approve and read dashboards right where you work.
Everything the CRM does is one tool call away through a supported client.
See your own data running in Capable. No migration project, no data-entry tax, just a record you can trust.