InverityConnects to what you already use
Your CMS, your CRM, your email and social platforms, and the design tools your team lives in. Assets resolve from the library instead of being copied into each system and drifting apart.
Every system holding its own copy of an asset is a system that will eventually hold the wrong one. The CMS has an older logo, the email platform has a version somebody resized, and the social scheduler has whatever got pasted in at the time. None of them know the original was replaced, or that its license expired last month.
Connecting a system to Inverity changes what it stores: a reference rather than a copy. The asset resolves from the library at the point of use, so updating it once updates it everywhere, and rights and approval state travel with it into every destination rather than staying behind.
How things connect
MCP Connections
Agents reach the library over MCP as a native tool, so an assistant can search, retrieve, and act on assets without a custom bridge built and maintained on your side.
API
Read and write assets, metadata, and rights from your own services. The same permissions and governance rules apply through the API as in the interface.
Design tools
Adobe Creative Cloud and Canva reach the library directly, so designers place approved assets without leaving the tool and without downloading a copy that starts aging immediately.
Publishing destinations
CMS, CRM, email, and social platforms resolve assets at the point of publish, so what goes out is the current approved version rather than whatever was last pasted in.
Explore each integration: more detail on connecting Inverity to the systems you already run.
Questions about connecting things
What if the tool we use is not listed?
The API covers anything with an integration surface of its own, and MCP covers agent-driven tools. Tell us what you need connected and we will tell you honestly whether it is a connector, an API job, or not worth doing.
Does connecting a system copy our assets into it?
The intent is the opposite. Connected systems hold a reference, so the asset resolves from the library at the point of use. That is what keeps one current version instead of many that slowly diverge.
Do rights and approval state carry across?
Yes. Those are attributes of the asset rather than records kept beside it, so they travel into connected systems rather than staying behind in the library.
What happens when we update an asset that is already published?
Systems referencing the library resolve to the current version, so the update propagates without anyone re-sending files. Version history is kept, so you can still see what was in place before.
Tell us what you need connected.