Use the Celigo Marketplace to find prebuilt MCP server templates and install them in your account. Before installing a template, you can review the Tools, Prompts, and connections it includes to de...
Use a Celigo AI agent to extract structured data from documents and return it in the JSON schema you define. This helps you automate document based workflows such as invoice processing, purchase or...
An MCP proxy lets you make capabilities from an external MCP server available through your Celigo MCP server. Connect the external server to Celigo, select which tools, prompts, and resources to ex...
By default, a tool on an MCP server uses the connection configured by the administrator, so every end user shares the administrator's credentials and permissions in the downstream application. You ...
Traffic limits control how many calls an MCP server accepts. Use them to prevent excessive traffic from affecting other users or the systems behind your MCP Tools.Traffic limits are configured for ...
End user authentication controls how end users sign in when connecting to MCP servers from AI clients such as Claude or Cursor. It is configured separately from the account's SSO, which applies to ...
Celigo Identity is the unified identity and access management system for end users in Celigo. It controls who can use Celigo capabilities through external clients, today, MCP servers from Claude, C...
Group sync lets your external identity provider (IdP) act as the source of truth for end-user group memberships. Turn it on for an IdP configuration, and Celigo reads the groups claim from OIDC tok...
Capability sets let you group related capabilities on an MCP server so you can assign them together. Instead of selecting individual capabilities each time you grant access, create a capability set...
End users are a lightweight user type for people who consume MCP tools through AI clients (Claude, Cursor, and other MCP-compatible clients) but don't need access to integrator.io. They authenticat...