One protocol. Every tool you use.
Most “integrations” are brittle, one-off connectors. MapleVoice uses MCP — a single universal standard — so it plugs into your software securely and stays connected. Here’s all it takes:
Tell us your stack
Name the POS, CRM, calendar, and tools you run on today — during onboarding, in plain English.
We connect via MCP
MapleVoice links to each platform through the Model Context Protocol — secure, standardized, no brittle glue code.
It reads & writes live
Your agent checks availability, looks up customers, and books — in real time, mid-call.
Everything syncs
Bookings, orders, and lead details flow straight into your systems. No copy-paste, no lost data.
Find your platform.
The most popular POS systems, CRMs, schedulers, and tools — and thousands more through MCP.
It doesn’t just answer — it acts in your systems.
A caller books an appointment — and it lands on your calendar and in your CRM with the full call notes attached.
A customer places a takeout or service order — pushed straight into your POS, ready for the floor.
A new lead calls after hours — created in your CRM, tagged, and queued for follow-up before morning.
Why connected beats bolted-on.
Real-time, two-way sync
Your agent doesn’t just read your systems — it writes to them, live, during the call.
No rip-and-replace
Keep the tools your team already knows. MapleVoice fits into your workflow, not the other way around.
Live in 48 hours
We handle the connection during onboarding. No developers, no months-long integration project.
Clean data, every call
Structured notes and outcomes land in the right fields — no manual entry, no transcription gaps.
Universal by design
If a platform has an API, MCP can reach it. You’re not limited to a fixed list of connectors.
Secure & compliant
OAuth, least-privilege access, encryption in transit — SOC 2, HIPAA, and GDPR-aligned.
Your customer data is handled to enterprise standards.
Don’t see your platform?
The directory shows the popular names — but MCP reaches far beyond it. Tell us what you run on, and we’ll connect it during onboarding. If it has an API, it’s on the table.
Integration questions, answered.
If your software exposes an API, MapleVoice can connect to it through MCP (the Model Context Protocol). The platforms shown here are popular examples — they’re not a hard limit. During onboarding we wire up the exact stack you run on.