MCP integration: Run your partner program in your favorite AI interface

The Model Context Protocol is the open standard for how AI tools connect to other systems. Introw runs an OAuth-protected MCP server that exposes your partner program to your AI assistant, so it can read live data and take action, all scoped to your access.

Claude and ChatGPT have dedicated connectors on every plan. Any other MCP client, Cursor, Gemini, Windsurf, Notion AI, Langdock, and more, connects with the generic MCP connector, which needs the MCP add-on. The setup is the same everywhere: copy one server URL and sign in.

No. There's nothing to develop or maintain. You copy the MCP server URL from Integrations, add it in your AI tool, and complete a one-time OAuth sign-in. No API key, no middleware, no dev work.

Yes, and the safeguards are built in, not bolted on. Every assistant connects with its own login over OAuth, so it acts only within that person's access and reaches only the data they're already allowed to see. You decide per capability what runs automatically and what waits for human approval, and every action is written back to the CRM timeline for a full audit trail.

Every answer is read live from your CRM as the source of truth, so numbers and attribution are always current and auditable, never a cached copy. Every action the assistant takes writes straight back to the CRM.

Yes. The Partner MCP extends the same experience to the other side of the relationship. Partners connect their own AI assistant from the portal and work with only their own scoped data, registering deals, checking commissions and tiers, and collaborating, with nothing for you to set up.

Read and act. It can search partners, prep a QBR, look up commissions, goals, and tiers, review form submissions, run a tier review, register a deal, update a record, and create tasks, all in plain language. Actions that change data take effect in your program, so you review what the assistant proposes before confirming.