First and only firm in the market experienced in headless plus MCP.
We build MCP servers, wire them into your user lifecycle, and run every CRM and software action from one hub.
Bolted-on chat widgets aren't an action hub.
Most "AI assistants" can describe your data. Ours can act on it, across every system you run.
One hub, every action, one lifecycle.
MCP servers expose the actions. Headless architecture means any client, human or agent, can call them.
MCP servers
We build MCP servers that expose real actions across your CRM and connected tools.
Action hub
One agentic hub where a person or an agent runs CRM and multi-software actions.
Headless CRM
Any front end, from a chat client to a custom app, drives the same backend.
Lifecycle wired in
Actions plug into onboarding, support and billing workflows, not a disconnected demo sandbox.
On the product side, Serpent runs MCP natively for Salesforce DevOps.
Headless implementations of CRM, or any tool you run.
MCP is one expression of headless. We also strip the UI off any system you run and rebuild the front end you actually need, when the vendor's UI is the bottleneck.
- Salesforce, or any CRM, run fully headless.
- One integration layer instead of a UI per tool.
- Your team keeps the workflow, not the vendor's screens.
Headless and MCP, asked and answered.
Are you really the first and only firm doing headless plus MCP?
Yes. We build MCP servers and headless CRM implementations together, not as separate offerings. Most partners have shipped one or the other, not both in production.
What is an MCP server, in plain terms?
A structured interface that lets an AI client call real actions, not just read data. We build these for your CRM and connect them to the tools around it.
What is the agentic action hub?
One central place where a person or an agent runs actions across your CRM and connected software, instead of switching between screens and APIs.
Do you only do MCP, or full headless too?
Both. MCP is one expression of headless. We also strip the UI off any CRM or tool and rebuild the front end around how your team actually works.
Does this replace our existing CRM?
No. It sits on top of what you run today, whether that is Salesforce or another CRM, and exposes its actions through MCP without a rip-and-replace project.
Give your team one place to run every action.
Start with a conversation about which system is slowing you down.