A model context protocol (MCP) server is a managed server in integrator.io that publishes selected integration capabilities as MCP tools. These MCP tools can be discovered and invoked by any MCP-compatible clients or agents, where applicable, while keeping execution controlled inside integrator.io.
MCP servers help you:
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Make internal integrator.io capabilities available to external Large Language Models (LLMs) or agents
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Control access to what AI can and cannot do
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Monitor and audit activity for governance and troubleshooting
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Evolve safely by managing tools centrally and updating them in one place
Key concepts
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MCP server: A server that hosts a set of selected tools and exposes them through a server URL and path.
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MCP tool: A callable capability added to an MCP server (for example, a tool derived from an API in integrator.io).
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API token: A token assigned to the MCP server for authentication when invoking MCP tools.
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Account alias: You must create an account alias. It is an unique identifier added to your MCP URLs to distinguish your account. To create an account alias:
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Sign into integrator.io as an account owner or admin, click the avatar icon in the upper right corner of integrator.io, then click Company settings.
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In the MCP account alias field, enter a unique alias name.
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Click Save. The alias you create will be a part of all the MCP URL
Important
Avoid changing the account alias after it is set. Updating the alias changes all MCP URLs, which can break existing connections. You must update and rebind any integrations using the new URL.
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Go to AI Studio > MCP servers to create and manage MCP servers, manage tools, assign tokens, and review activity.
The main dashboard provides a comprehensive overview and management interface for your MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers. This central hub allows you to quickly assess the status and key properties of all configured servers.
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Name/Description - Displays the MCP server name.
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URL - MCP server URL
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Tools - Displays the number of tools added.
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Last updated - Displays the last updated date and time.
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On/Off - Use the toggle to button to enable or disable a MCP server.
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Actions - Click Actions (...) and select any of the actions mentioned in the table below.
The search functionality lets users quickly locate an MCP server by name, description, or other identifiers, helpful for managing many deployed servers.
The Create MCP server button on the top right starts the workflow for provisioning and configuring a new MCP server.
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To create your own MCP server, navigate to the Home → AI studio → MCP servers → Create MCP servers.
If you have previously created any server, click + Create MCP server in the upper right side of the page.
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You can add an existing API to an MCP server that can be published as an MCP tool directly from its corresponding API resource.
Navigate to Resources → API → Actions (...) → Add to MCP server. Select Create new MCP under the Options field and click Add to MCP server.