Extole MCP

The Extole MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server lets you use whatever AI tool you already work in — Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible client — to monitor and manage your Extole programs without logging into My.Extole.

What you can do

Once connected, your AI client can:

• Run reports — pull performance data, participant history, reward status, and conversion reports
• Query program configuration — inspect program status, component structure, and campaign settings
• Answer support requests — Investigate missing rewards
• Review change history — retrieve audit logs and see what changed, when, and by whom

All actions execute under your own Extole permissions and are attributed to you in the Extole change log — whether the change was made through the UI, the API, or your AI tool.

Authentication

The Extole MCP Server supports two authentication methods:

• OAuth 2.0 — Recommended. Browser-based flow; no manual key management required. Uses authorization code with PKCE for secure, user-delegated access.
• API key — Manual setup for centralized key management or automated workflows.

See the MCP authentication guide for details on choosing and configuring either method.

Security and access control

• User-scoped access — All MCP requests execute as the authenticated user, subject to the same permissions as My.Extole.
• Token scopes — Tokens can be issued with explicit scopes: superuser, read/write, or read-only.
• Change attribution — Every action taken via MCP is recorded in the Extole change log with the originating user, tool, and timestamp.
• Token revocation — Users and admins can revoke MCP access at any time from My.Extole.

MCP server URL

https://mcp.extole.com/toolsets/extole/mcp

Get started

Follow the setup guide for your AI client: