MCP

Connect Membrain to the AI tools your teams already use.

Use our built-in MCP to give ChatGPT, Claude, and other AI assistants secure access to the context they need to deliver meaningful answers and, even take action inside Membrain.

- Available on August 28 for customers with Insight Engine   -

AI should work where your people work.

Every organization is developing its own way of using AI. Some teams rely on ChatGPT. Others use Claude, Microsoft Copilot, or future AI tools we haven't seen yet.
 
Through the Model Context Protocol (MCP), you'll be able to securely connect Membrain to the AI assistant of your choice, giving it access to the context, relationships, and revenue data it needs to provide better answers and support better decisions.

 

 
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Turn Your AI into a Revenue Expert

Without business context, AI can only provide generic advice.

With secure access to Membrain through our built-in MCP, your AI can understand what’s happening, and help you get work done.

It can answer questions like: 

What opportunities are most likely to close this month?
Which accounts need attention?
Which customers are showing signs of risk?
What activities happened this week?
Which deals have stalled?
How is the pipeline developing?

And it can take action directly in Membrain for you: 

Update opportunities and account information
Add notes and activities
Create and update tasks
Keep information in Membrain up to date

So instead of switching between your AI assistant and Membrain to turn insights into action, you can ask your AI to do it for you.

 

 

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Built Around Openness

We believe customers should choose the AI that works best for them. Instead of forcing everyone into a single AI experience, Membrain is embracing an open approach.

That's why we're building support for Model Context Protocol (MCP), an emerging open standard that allows AI assistants to securely interact with business systems.

Rather than building for one specific AI model, Membrain is investing in an architecture that lets customers connect their preferred AI tools today and adapt as the AI landscape evolves.

A Phased Rollout

This is a significant platform capability and we'll introduce it in stages.

Future releases will expand these capabilities, allowing AI to assist with actions and workflows inside Membrain while maintaining appropriate security and governance.

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Why It Matters

Work with the AI assistant of your choice
Give AI secure access to trusted revenue data
Reduce context switching between systems
Improve the quality of AI-generated answers
Prepare your organization for the next generation of AI-powered workflows
You stay in full control of MCP access, deciding who can use it and what they’re allowed to do, from simply retrieving information to executing actions in Membrain. 

FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that enables AI assistants to securely connect to business applications like Membrain.

Instead of manually copying information between systems, your AI can retrieve relevant context directly from Membrain. 

 

Which AI tools will work?

Our goal is to support any AI assistant that supports the Model Context Protocol, including tools such as ChatGPT, Claude, and others as adoption grows.

How will Insight Engine and MCP relate to each other?

MCP complements the Insight Engine by allowing customers to securely access and use Membrain data from their preferred AI environments.

Will my data be used for training AI models?

That depends on which AI assistant you use and the agreement your organization has with its provider.

Some consumer AI services may use conversations to improve their models. However, enterprise plans and API-based services typically include contractual commitments that your data is not used for model training or shared with other customers.

This is not determined by Membrain's MCP integration, but by the terms and conditions of your AI provider. We recommend reviewing your provider's data handling and privacy policies before using AI assistants with sensitive business information.

Membrain only provides secure access to your data based on your existing user permissions. How that data is handled after it reaches your chosen AI service depends on the policies and agreement for that service.

Why is Membrain investing in MCP?

Because we believe the future of AI is open.

Organizations should be free to choose the AI models and tools that best fit their business without losing access to the context and processes that drive revenue execution.

When will it be available?

Customers with the Insight Engine will get first access to the MCP capabilities on August 28, with a rollout to all Membrain customers following a few weeks later.