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title: "Rapidi MCP"
description: "Rapidi MCP Server, connect your AI or LLM to MyRapidi via MCP server"
keywords: "Rapidi MCP Server, connect AI LLM to MyRapidi"
url: "https://myrapidi.com/wiki/rapidi_mcp"
locale: "en"
published: "2026-05-13T10:17:33Z"
modified: "2026-07-25T08:20:28Z"
---

The **Rapidi MCP (Model Context Protocol)** server exposes Rapidi's integration platform to AI assistants, such as Claude. By connecting an AI agent to the Rapidi MCP, you can manage connections, transfers, schedules, logs, and more - entirely through natural language, without needing to navigate the Rapidi web interface.

The MCP follows the standard Model Context Protocol specification, meaning it works with any MCP-compatible AI client.

### What you can do with the Rapidi MCP:

- Create, update, test, and delete connections to ERP, CRM, and database systems
- Build and configure transfers, including field mappings, filters, and default values
- Create and manage schedules to automate data sync
- Monitor logs and diagnose errors
- Run transfers on demand and track their progress in real time
- Manage groups, RTI (RunTime Information), tags, agents, and support cases
- Send email and Slack notifications
- Search Rapidi documentation  
  

### A note on access levels

The functions available to the AI agent are scoped to **your Rapidi account's permissions**. When the agent connects to the MCP, it can only see and execute the functions your account is authorized for. This means:

- Users with restricted roles may see fewer available functions than a full administrator.
- The articles in this wiki document the full set of functions available to an administrator account. Some functions may not be available to all users.
- If you expect a function to be available but the agent cannot find it, check your account permissions in Rapidi first.

### Related Articles:

[How to Connect to Rapidi MCP Server](https://myrapidi.com/wiki/how_to_connect_to_rapidi_mcp.md)