warrantini announced that its latest platform release connects its full functionality directly to Claude, ChatGPT, and Microsoft Copilot through an MCP server, allowing brands and manufacturers to connect warrantini to their assistant one time and then work against live warranty data in plain English. The assistant can load 400 SKUs from a spreadsheet, find products with no warranty rule covering them, or identify which supplier is over-represented in this quarter’s claims, while an automated agent can watch for new claims and escalate the ones that matter. Nineteen tools cover orders, products, registrations, claims, and coverage rules, and every write passes through the same validation, permissions, and audit trail as the dashboard, with account administration and billing staying in the dashboard on purpose. warrantini built its AI into the claims workflow at six decision points: triage classifies every claim on arrival, assessment pre-fills defect analysis choosing only from the brand’s own categories, resolution recommendations cite up to five of the brand’s comparable past claims, and escalation, rule recommendations, and defect pattern detection cover the rest. Auto-approval ships off, and a brand that turns it on sets the confidence threshold. Every decision is written to an immutable record of its inputs, reasoning, confidence, and model, and every human override is appended to it; if the model is unavailable, the manual workflow runs exactly as before. The MCP server is one of three ways into the same platform, alongside a versioned