Model Context Protocol (MCP)

Let Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor work in Supsis on your behalf

With Supsis MCP Server, your AI tools read conversations, contacts, tasks and reports and perform the actions you allow. You choose which areas they can access.

  • No export hassle
  • Setup in minutes
  • Least privilege
Claude
ChatGPT
Cursor
SupsisMCP
$ supsis.list_conversations { status: "open" }→ 24

Selectable scopes

Conversations, messages, contacts, tasks, tables, automations, chatbots, calendar, statistics and more. You select only the scopes that are needed.

Per-table limits

You can limit a module scope to specific customer tables, so the AI tool can access only the tables you choose.

Ready-made setup for Cursor and Claude

The configuration for Cursor, Claude Desktop or other clients that support HTTP comes ready in the panel; you just copy and paste it.

Time-limited and traceable access

Each MCP connection's validity period, creator and last-used time are visible; you can update and delete it at any time.

What is it used for?

Examples of work teams do with Supsis MCP Server.

Weekly support summary

Have Claude summarize last week's conversations and pull out the standout topics.

Setup in three steps

  1. 1

    Create an MCP Server

    Give it a label and choose the scopes and validity period. The connection details are shown only once.

  2. 2

    Add it to your client

    Copy the ready-made configuration for Cursor, Claude Desktop or HTTP and add it to your AI tool.

  3. 3

    Ask Supsis

    Ask your AI tool to summarize conversations, open a task or produce a report.

FAQ

MCP Server: Frequently Asked Questions

For more technical detail, see our developer documentation.

MCP is an open protocol that lets AI assistants access tools and data securely. Supsis MCP Server opens your Supsis account to AI tools through this protocol.

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