AI connector

One endpoint. Every MCP-compatible tool your team runs.

Q: Is this secure enough for client data?

Connections use OAuth 2.1 and inherit the signed-in user’s role and organization scope. There are no shared API keys to leak, and access is revocable per user.

Q: Do we need to host anything?

No. Introzy hosts the remote MCP server; you paste one URL into your tool and sign in.

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is an open standard that lets AI tools connect to Introzy through a single secure remote endpoint using OAuth 2.1. Add the Introzy server URL in any MCP-compatible tool, sign in, and start asking about your data.

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Illustrative conversation. Any MCP client gets the same scoped, OAuth-guarded access to your Introzy data.

What the connection does

Works with any MCP-compatible AI tool (Cursor and more)

Single remote endpoint with OAuth 2.1 sign-in

Read and act on companies, contacts, and referral deals

Access stays scoped to your Introzy role and organizations

How it connects

Copy the server URL

One remote endpoint from Introzy settings. No local install, no API-key management.

Add it to your tool

Paste it into Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT, or any MCP-compatible client and complete the OAuth sign-in.

Query and act

Companies, contacts, and referral deals, readable and actionable from wherever your team already works.

modelcontextprotocol.io Setup guide: connect via MCP

Useful on day one, whoever you are

For the team

Whatever AI tool your team standardizes on next, the Introzy connection carries over.
One sign-in per person, with the same permissions they already have in the app.
Ask about deals from the tool you are already in instead of switching tabs.

For the builder

Open standard: a single remote MCP endpoint, no vendor-specific SDK.
OAuth 2.1 authorization; tokens are per-user and revocable.
Role- and organization-scoped access; the connector can never exceed the signed-in user’s permissions.

Questions teams ask

Which tools work with it?

Anything that speaks MCP: Cursor, Claude, ChatGPT with Developer Mode, and the growing ecosystem of MCP clients. One endpoint serves them all.

Is this secure enough for client data?

Do we need to host anything?