AI Feature
Ask your AI assistant
about your calls,
contacts and deals.
Hipcall's MCP server lets Claude and other assistants that support MCP read your Hipcall data. Each person sees only what they can see in Hipcall, and nothing can be changed.
How many missed calls did the support team have yesterday?
42 missed calls, 31 of them after 17:00.
Why it matters
Your data, in your assistant
Search contacts, companies, calls, tasks, deals and products, read a contact's activity, check call volume and team performance, and summarise your pipeline.
Read-only by design
The MCP server cannot change anything, place a call or send a message.
The same permissions as Hipcall
Each person sees only what their Hipcall permissions allow. Recordings and transcripts are never shared.
You can switch it off
Assistants connect with a secure sign-in, every connection is listed, and you can revoke any of them.
How It Works
Set up in four steps
- 1
Copy the server address
Find it under Settings › Developer › MCP.
- 2
Add it to your assistant
For example, add it as a connector in Claude.
- 3
Sign in with Hipcall
Approve the connection with your own Hipcall account.
- 4
Ask
"Which deals close this month?" "What did this customer contact us about last week?"
Use Cases
Morning check
A manager asks their assistant for yesterday's missed calls and today's open tasks before the stand-up.
Before a customer meeting
A rep asks for the customer's recent calls, open deals and contact history in one answer.
Pipeline review
A sales director asks for the pipeline by stage and currency and the biggest open deals.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
Claude and other assistants that support MCP with a secure sign-in.
No. The MCP server is read-only.
No. Recordings and transcripts are not shared through the MCP server.
A plan with API access.