The MCP server registry portal is a web page where you see the Celigo MCP servers you can use, copy each server's connection URL for your AI client, and request access to other servers in your organization. You sign in with your Celigo end-user identity, the same one you use when an AI client connects you to an MCP server. You don't need access to integrator.io.
Open the portal
Your administrator gives you the portal URL, which looks like https://<mcp account alias>.registry.mcp.integrator.io. Open it in a browser. What you see depends on your organization's settings:
- If the registry is public, you see the published MCP servers without signing in, and Sign in is at the top of the page.
- If the registry isn't public, you see the sign-in page.
- If the address doesn't belong to any organization, you see a not-found page. Check the URL with your administrator.
Sign in
- Select Sign in.
- Enter your Email and select Continue.
- Enter your Password and select Sign in, or select Sign in with Google if you set up your end-user account that way.
- If your organization requires multifactor authentication, enter the 6-digit code from your authenticator app.
You land on Yours. If you forgot your password, select Forgot your password? on the sign-in page.
Find and connect to a server
Yours lists every MCP server you can connect to. Search by name, then select Preview to open a server. The server's page shows:
- Remote URL — the connection URL for your AI client. Select the copy icon to copy it.
- Capabilities — every tool, prompt, and resource on the server, marked Access if you can use it or Restricted if your administrator hasn't granted it to you.
To use the server, add its Remote URL to your AI client and sign in when the client opens a browser window. See Connect the Celigo MCP server to Claude and Cursor.
If you need a Restricted capability, select Request more access, choose User access, describe what you need, and select Send request. If Yours is empty, open Discover to request a server.
Request access to other servers
Discover lists the servers your organization has published that you don't already have. If it's empty, your organization hasn't published any other servers.
- Select Preview on a server to see its description and capabilities, and then select Request access.
- Choose User access to use the server from your own AI client, or Service token for a client, script, or agent that can't sign in.
- Add a Message that says what you need, up to 1,000 characters. It's optional for a first request. Then select Send request.
Note: The server's card shows Request pending until your administrator approves or denies the request. You can't withdraw it. An approved user access request adds the server to Yours the next time you load the portal. For a service token, your administrator sends you the token separately, because the portal doesn't show it.