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...
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...
After connecting an MCP server, you can monitor your MCP usage and request add-on entitlements if you’re running low. An MCP call is counted each time a tool, prompt, or resource is invoked throug...
Use the Tool Builder to create tools using a visual, low-code interface. You can define input and output schemas, add lookups or imports, configure mappings and transformations, set error handling...
The table describes the log data captured for flow runs based on the selected log level (Basic or Detailed) and the type of application used in a flow step. Understanding this helps you know what ...
You can save and use mock output data in the Mock output panel of the Edit export section as simulated output data when configuring a flow. Enter your own sample data in the integrator.io canonica...
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...
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 ...
You can connect AI clients like Claude, Cursor, and other MCP compatible applications to a Celigo MCP server using built in OAuth. It does not require any OAuth app registration or custom authenti...
This article explains adding users, viewing access, removing access, and granting access to all MCP servers. When an MCP server uses Celigo as the identity provider, you control which users can co...