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The Qobra MCP server is enabled per company by a feature flag — ask the Qobra team to turn it on for your workspace. Every tool is read-only and scoped to your Qobra user’s permissions.
The Qobra MCP server exposes a set of read-only tools over the Model Context Protocol, so an MCP client like Claude, ChatGPT or Dust can answer questions about your Qobra workspace — data tables, users, groups, quotas, compensation plans, commission letters, reports, requests, statements, imports, audit logs and Help Center articles — and help build a demo end to end straight from a conversation.

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What these pages document

Each tool page describes a tool’s inputs and the shape of what it returns. These are MCP tools, not REST endpoints: you never call them over HTTP yourself — you connect an MCP client (Claude, ChatGPT or Dust) to the server, and the model calls the tools for you. The POST /mcp/tools/<name> shown on each page is only how we render a tool’s request and response schema.

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Available tools

Every tool is read-only (it never modifies your data) and scoped to the authenticated user’s company and role-based permissions. Today the server exposes:

Connect an MCP client to Qobra

Prerequisites, the OAuth consent flow, and how to add the server to Claude, ChatGPT or Dust.