Analyze Trade and Company Data With MCP SQL
Analyzing trade and company data with MCP SQL means asking narrow questions against two fixed views, paging with page/limit, and sending the result to owner review. The reader is read-only: one SELECT, approved columns, no joins or writes.
Read MoreConnect Claude Desktop to Dureach via MCP
Connecting Claude Desktop to Dureach via MCP means registering an OAuth client, completing workspace consent, adding the streamable-HTTP server, and running a first bounded search. Plan about 20 minutes plus approval time for write scopes.
Read MoreGovern AI Outreach With MCP Approvals
Review access for each action: reads require matching permissions, record changes need previews and retry keys, and sends also require an active owner-reviewed policy. Keep consent, suppression, licensing, and jurisdiction checks in the review.
Read MoreWhat Is MCP and Why It Matters for GTM
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open protocol that lets an external client call typed tools on a server over a standard transport. Dureach implements an inbound MCP server: your client connects to the workspace, lists granted dureach.* tools, and calls them with checked arguments and workspace quotas.
Read MoreConnect External AI via MCP
Give an external MCP client governed access to workspace tools Connect External AI via MCP exposes fourteen dureach.* workspace tools over MCP streamable HTTP at https://app.dureach.com/mcp. External clients authenticate with workspace OAuth, discover only granted tools, and run reads, drafts, and policy-gated sends inside workspace quotas and approval gates.
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