MCP Connectivity in Two Directions

Bring external tools into Protrak AI. Bring governed Protrak capabilities into external AI experiences.

Model Context Protocol provides a standardized way for AI applications to discover and use tools exposed by another system. Protrak can both consume external capabilities and provide its own capabilities through MCP.

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Protrak AI to External MCP Servers

MCP Support for Protrak AI

Protrak agents discover and use tools exposed by other systems, combining external capabilities with Protrak tools and Agent Skills.

Who orchestrates the interaction?: A Protrak AI agent
Which server provides the tools?: An external system's MCP Server
What becomes available?: Capabilities exposed by the connected external service
Which access context applies?: The authentication approach supported by the external service

Retrieve a support request from a connected enterprise system and continue processing it with Protrak tools and business guidance.

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External AI to Protrak MCP Server

Protrak MCP Server for External AI Agents

External MCP-compatible clients such as Claude discover selected Protrak tools to retrieve records, prepare reports, and perform permitted business actions.

Who orchestrates the interaction?: An external MCP-compatible AI client
Which server provides the tools?: The Protrak MCP Server
What becomes available?: Intentionally exposed Protrak capabilities
Which access context applies?: The configured Protrak connection, schema, and permission context

Ask Claude to retrieve high-priority maintenance requests from Protrak and organize them into a report.

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Connect Enterprise Tools and Governed Business Actions

Use external capabilities when Protrak orchestrates the workflow, or supply Protrak capabilities when an external AI agent orchestrates the user experience.

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