Code against your business. Not against the ERP's tables.
Lindero generates an SDK in Python and TypeScript from your business map. Your team writes “order” and “customer”, not column names, and each key sees only what it is meant to.
Integrating with the ERP always starts the same way: deciphering tables.
Columns named twenty years ago, relationships nobody wrote down and an account with more permissions than it should have.
Typed, and with your company's names.
The SDK is generated from the published map: each thing in the business is a type, with its fields and relationships documented. Nobody has to guess a name.
What you do in Studio, you can also do from code.
Studio, the chat and MCP share the same capabilities, with the same permissions, the same validation and the same log. There is no back door for developers.
Each key, only its own.
Each application uses a key limited to what it has been granted. The code talks to Lindero, never to the ERP, and Lindero connects to your ERP with a read-only account.
- Keys with limits. Each application sees only what it is granted.
- Never straight to the ERP. The code talks to Lindero, not to your tables.
- Everything is logged. What the code does, just like what is done in Studio.
Lindero Calvin keeps watch.
Code that talks to Lindero goes through the same fixed rules as everything else: anything outside its permissions is rejected, and everything is logged.
What Lindero Calvin isI don't want an outside developer or AI touching my ERP.
The code talks to Lindero, with a limited key, and Lindero connects to your ERP with a read-only account.
Show us what your team wants to connect
Together we work out which parts of your business it needs, and with which permissions.