Calling CMSA from a livecycle process

Hi,
Could anyone please let me know if i can communicate with CMSA from livecycle process management in ES4 anyway?
I could not find any usefull stuff anywhere. So, please let me know if this can be achieved or let me know any alternate solution.
Thanks.

Thanks for the reply.
Now I have developed a custom component as you told in above reply. I am able to get the form in the process.
I am facing a issue in the rendered form. I have a form which contains two fragments and two text assets which are created in the CM. Issue is that, in the process when i render the form I am able to see only fragments and not text assets.
Could you please let me know the reason behind this?
Many thanks!!

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