MCP Server Card
We build Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. These tools allow your AI agents to query databases, read spreadsheets, and run n8n flows securely.
What is an MCP Server?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is a standard way for AI models (like Claude) to connect to tools. Usually, AI models cannot see your internal files or databases. An MCP server acts as a secure bridge.
We build private MCP servers. When your team uses an AI assistant, the assistant can query your internal business data safely. The data does not leave your network.
Why Does MCP Matter for Your Operations?
It helps your AI assistants do actual work instead of just answering questions. With our MCP setup:
- Database Reading: Your AI can look up client records or orders directly.
- Workflow Triggers: Your AI can trigger n8n tasks (like sending an email or generating an invoice).
- File Security: Your files stay behind your company firewall. The AI only reads what you allow.
How We Deploy MCP Server Cards
We set up a private database tool definition card on your server. This card contains:
- Tool Definitions: Plain text descriptions telling the AI model what actions it can perform.
- Security Rules: Rules specifying which data columns are blocked or allowed.
- n8n Webhook Mappings: API paths that trigger your existing workflows.
Sample MCP Tool Definitions
| Tool Name | Tool Description for the AI | Action Triggered in n8n |
|---|---|---|
get_client_record | Look up client contact history by email. | Search PostgreSQL client table. |
trigger_onboarding | Start onboarding tasks for a new contract. | Run onboarding folders workflow. |
reconcile_invoice | Match a receipt file to a ledger row. | Run ledger search and QuickBooks update. |
Ready to connect AI to your workflow engine?
Schedule a strategy call. We will explain how MCP servers work and map out a secure database bridge for your team.