Feature · Connector · Written by Yobel Tzegai · Last checked 9 October 2026
Yes. In Complipath (complipath.io), Settings → AI assistant connector makes a token your own AI assistant uses to read the register through MCP: your systems, each classification with its legal source and the open requirements. It reads and never changes anything. Revoking the token stops it, and so does turning off all AI processing.
Your own AI assistant reads the register through a read-only MCP connector: systems, classifications with their legal source and open requirements; off while AI processing is off.
€499 a month
Prices exclude VAT.
No. The connector has three tools and all three only read: the list of your AI systems, one system's classification with its legal source and the open requirements of the systems a person has confirmed. There is no path for writing through it, and a revoked token is refused.
System names, purposes, owners, classifications with their legal source and requirement statuses, through a token your workspace creates. Nothing is sent until you create a token. The assistant you connect is chosen and contracted by you, not by us, so its own terms decide what it keeps.
Yes. While Turn off all AI processing is on, the connector refuses every request for your register, even though it calls no model of ours, because it hands your register to an AI assistant. Revoking the token stops it too, at once, whatever the switch says.
Every plan includes it, Free and the trial too. Making or revoking a token needs a role that can change the workspace: a Viewer or Legal role cannot. Starter is €499 a month for up to 20 AI systems. Prices exclude VAT. Growth and Scale are not available yet.