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FeaturesIntegrations
  • Overview
  • The platform
  • Clients
  • Flows
  • Investment engine
  • PDF templates
  • Accounts and orders
  • Integrations
    • Introduction & purpose
    • Commonly used integrations
  • AI
  • Compliance
  • 3rd party solutions
  • FAQ
  • Overview
  • The platform
    • Introduction & purpose
    • One platform — five ways to operate it
    • Get started
  • Clients
    • Client types
    • Client information
    • Client activities and data
    • Accounts and orders
    • Documents
    • Lookups and flow logic
  • Flows
    • Introduction to flows
    • How flows are built
    • Pages — internal vs public
    • Components
    • Flow examples
  • Investment engine
    • Introduction & purpose
    • Portfolio collection
    • Datasets and calculations
    • Risk models
    • Financial situation models
    • Portfolios and portfolio modes
  • PDF templates
    • Introduction & purpose
    • Commonly used templates
    • Signing
  • Accounts and orders
    • Introduction & purpose
    • Working with your other systems
  • Integrations
    • Introduction & purpose
    • Commonly used integrations
  • AI
    • Introduction & purpose
    • Guardrails
    • The different agents
    • Agent workflows
    • Agent audit trail
    • AI models
    • Quantfolio Platform MCP
    • Connect your other systems
  • Compliance
    • Introduction & purpose
    • Suitability
    • KYC and AML
    • Flow approvals
    • Flows review
    • Audit trail
  • 3rd party solutions
    • Introduction & purpose
    • Morningstar
    • Idura (formerly Criipto)
    • Trapets
    • ENIN — company lookups
    • Sumsub — identification
    • Whereby — meeting links and transcription
  • FAQ
    • Clients and your CRM
    • Product data
    • Accounts and orders
    • AI guardrails
  1. How it works
  2. Integrations

Integrations

Run a flow from your own systems, or let your agents operate it — over APIs, webhooks, MCP and SSO.

Introduction & purpose

The platform is built to be integrated with the systems you already run. There are four ways in:

  • APIs and webhooks

    Feed data into a flow, read back what a flow produced, or run a flow end to end from your own code. As flows run, the platform emits events, so your systems react to what happened instead of polling for changes.

  • Your MCP servers

    Connect MCP servers from your own ecosystem, and the platform's agents can use their tools while they work inside your guardrails.

  • Our MCP server

    Your own AI agents operate the platform through the Quantfolio Platform MCP server, inside the same guardrails that apply to everyone else.

  • SSO

    OpenID Connect single sign-on, so your users sign in with the identity provider you already run.

Related

  • Quantfolio Platform MCP

Commonly used integrations

  • Your CRM stays the source — client information is shown from the data you already hold there, so what a flow produces reflects your records.
  • Existing holdings — send in a client's accounts and positions, so follow-up starts from what the client actually owns.
  • Answers you already have — fill the financial situation and other components from your own systems or public sources, instead of asking the client again.
  • Your own front end — connect client-facing applications you host straight to your flows, and hand over to an advisor part-way through.