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Bring your DMS.
Keep your workflow.

PARALLAX RC® offers Model Context Protocol (MCP) connectors to the document management systems your firm already runs. No migration, no rip-and-replace — your DMS stays in place, PARALLAX RC® reads through it.

How it reads · 01 Adapter, not migration

Your repository stays the system of record.

Trait 01

Read-only by default

The adapter holds read scopes only. Write tools require an explicit, separately provisioned grant.

Trait 02

No migration

Documents are never exported from the repository. Only the index, keys and seals live on the PARALLAX side.

Trait 03

Permissions honoured

The connector inherits your DMS access model — a matter closed to a user stays closed in retrieval.

Trait 04

Custody preserved

Each retrieved passage carries the repository id, version and a SHA-512 digest of the bytes read.

PARALLAX RC® as an MCP server.

The connector runs both ways. Your own agents and assistants will query the sealed corpus over MCP — every answer returning a passage, its coordinate and its digest, never a generated summary.

corpus.search

Query the five indexes; returns passages with coordinates.

corpus.topology

Relations between documents: answers, supersedes, transmits.

corpus.custody

Verify a digest and replay a retrieval.

corpus.outcome

Fetch a sealed deliverable and its manifest.

Schedules · 02 Primavera P6 · XER · XML

The programme is read alongside the documents.

A realtime connector to Primavera P6, and native XER import for the revisions that only exist as files. Each revision keeps its own record, so an activity date can be traced to the document that explains it.

Schedule 01

Realtime P6 connector

Read access to the live P6 database or EPPM instance: activities, logic, baselines and progress, refreshed as the planner updates them.

Schedule 02

XER and P6 XML import

Each submitted revision is imported as its own dated version, digested and kept — the update history stays intact instead of being overwritten.

Schedule 03

Documents joined to activities

An activity is linked to the correspondence, instructions and records that carry its dates, so a delay can be substantiated on the page.

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