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Leadping provides two remote Model Context Protocol (MCP) servers. Choose the server based on whether the assistant needs public documentation or private organization access.
Do not give an organization credential to the public documentation server. Use the organization-tools server only when the assistant needs private account data or actions.

Documentation server

Use the documentation server to let an assistant:
  • search Leadping guides and API reference content;
  • read complete documentation pages;
  • inspect the read-only documentation tree; and
  • cite the relevant Leadping pages in its answer.
It cannot sign in, read private data, create or change leads, send messages, place calls, modify settings, or issue credentials. The server exposes: Start with search for broad questions. Use the filesystem tool when exact page content or structure matters.

Organization-tools server

Use the authenticated server when an assistant needs to work with one Leadping organization. Read tools include:
  • current organization and organization-switch options;
  • leads and conversations;
  • events and event details; and
  • sources and source metrics.
Lead-management tools include:
  • creating and updating leads;
  • archiving and restoring leads;
  • adding, replacing, and removing tags; and
  • soft-deleting a lead after explicit confirmation.
Write tools enforce the same organization access and leads:write permissions as the API. Creating a lead may start configured routing and automations. Deleting a lead removes it from user-facing lists and workflows while retaining its lead and conversation records.

Authenticate organization tools

Provide a Leadping user access token or organization API key through the MCP client’s supported Bearer-token mechanism:
Store the credential in the client’s secret or environment configuration. Do not commit it to a repository. Source keys beginning with lp_src_ are not valid organization-tools credentials. See API Authentication.

Add the documentation server

Use this URL in any MCP client that supports remote HTTP servers:
After configuring the server, restart or refresh the client if required.

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Use the current configuration format documented by your client if it differs from these examples.

Test the connection

Try a direct request:
  • Find the TrustedForm requirement for external leads.
  • Explain how to authenticate a source intake request.
  • Show the Leadping carrier-registration checklist.
  • Find the endpoint for creating a lead and cite the API reference.
For organization tools, begin with a read-only request such as listing sources or reading a known lead. Confirm the organization context before approving write actions.

Protocol behavior

The organization-tools server uses Streamable HTTP. Let the MCP client negotiate the protocol and transport behavior unless that client requires explicit configuration.

Troubleshooting

For authenticated setup, use https://api.leadping.ai/mcp; for public documentation, use https://leadping.ai/docs/mcp.