The September 2025 Release of the RheinInsights Retrieval Suite

September 1, 2025

The September release brings multiple new ways to integrate the RheinInsights Retrieval Suite into your applications and where work takes place. It furthermore offers integrations towards your agents so that your AI agents can foster organizational knowledge.

Model Context Protocol

In particular, the RheinInsights Retrieval Suite now supports Model Context Protocol (MCP). This way, you can easily leverage organizational knowledge through the Suite’s query pipelines, in your favorite AI tools. For instance in Microsoft Copilot, in Claude and all other MCP clients (see e.g. https://modelcontextprotocol.io/clients).

Claude Response for Contract Search

Teams Bot Support

If you want to securely integrate your organizational into Microsoft Teams and directly chat with your data, then you can use our Azure Bot and Teams integrations. Both have the advantage that they leverage our secure search pipelines. This means that you get meaningful and relevant answers to your questions based on the knowledge which you can access in the indexed sources. For more information on this topic you might want to have a look at our blog post on grounding with permissions.

Copilot Integrations

Overall, with the current release you have three great ways to integrate your knowledge into Microsoft Copilot while maintaining a lot of control on how knowledge is found.

The following table displays core features of the respective approaches and might help in deciding which integration is worth to follow.

Graph Connectors and Microsoft Search

Azure Bot Integration via Copilot Skills

Model Context Protocol

Teams Bot

Grounding without permissions

Grounding with permissions

Full control on answer generation

Easy access to knowledge (without long phrases)

Direct answers without complex prompting

Ready for agent to agent communication

Integration into agentic tool chains

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