Vesence, the agent-native computer for high-stakes work, now supports MCP connectors, and Klang is one of the tools that can be connected. Law firms, banks and investors using Vesence can now give their agents access to the meetings, calls and interviews they've recorded in Klang.
Why it matters
In high-stakes professions, much of the critical information is never written down. Instructions are given in client meetings, terms are agreed in negotiations, and risks come up in due diligence and expert calls. As AI agents take on more of the work, they need that context to get it right, and the people responsible need to be able to check where every answer came from.
Klang captures and structures those conversations, with who said what and when. Through MCP, the open standard for connecting AI agents to external tools, those conversations become context that the agents in Vesence can search and work with directly. Every answer can be traced back to the exact words in the original conversation.
In law, finance and investing, the conversation is often where the real work happens. With Klang in Vesence, that context is finally available to the agents doing the work, and every answer can be traced back to what was actually said.
Niklas Silfverström, co-founder and CEO of Klang
With MCP, our customers can bring the tools they already use straight into Vesence. Klang is a great example of that, and we're excited to offer the integration.
Carl-Fredrik Cederborg, Head of Customer Success at Vesence
How it works
In Vesence, Klang is found under Library. You can connect it for your own use or share the connector with your whole organisation.
About Vesence
Vesence is the agent-native computer for high-stakes work, built for agents to do 99% of the work.
About Klang
Klang is a Nordic AI speech lab building a perfect memory of every conversation in your organisation, one that understands them better than anyone in the room. Klang develops its own speech models and products to capture, transcribe and analyse spoken conversations. It's built and hosted in Europe, with privacy designed in from the ground up.
