Netmera MCP server
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Netmera MCP Server allows MCP-compatible AI clients to securely interact with your Netmera app using natural language.
You can use it to inspect data, review performance, prepare drafts, and run controlled actions with the permissions already defined in your panel.
Use this section to learn how Netmera MCP Server works, how to connect supported clients, and which MCP functions are available.
Use the child pages for the combined setup and usage guide, plus the full function reference.
With Netmera MCP Server, you can:
analyze app health, campaign performance, revenue, funnels, and churn,
inspect segments, profiles, events, and message history,
compare performance across apps, channels, campaigns, and audiences,
prepare drafts, reports, or controlled operational changes.
Example requests:
You can ask questions such as:
“Analyze app health.”
“How many users are in the VIP Customers segment?”
“Show revenue trends for the last 30 days.”
“Inspect segments, profiles, events, and message history.”
This lets you work with Netmera in natural language instead of navigating the panel manually.
This section is split into five parts:
Understanding Netmera MCP Server — Learn what MCP is, how Netmera MCP Server works, and how permissions and access controls apply.
Set up the Netmera MCP Server — Review prerequisites, authentication, scopes, supported environments, and general connection requirements before connecting an AI client.
Claude Installation Guide — Connect Netmera MCP Server to Claude Desktop or Claude.ai.
ChatGPT Apps Installation Guide — Connect Netmera MCP Server to supported ChatGPT environments.
Available API Functions — See the full reference for MCP functions exposed through Netmera MCP Server.
Make sure you have:
access to the correct Netmera app,
an MCP-compatible environment that supports connectors or MCP access,
and the right token scope for your task.
Use mcp:read for reporting and analysis.
Use mcp:write only when your client must create or change something.
All actions stay within your panel permissions.
Write actions require mcp:write.
Campaign sends require preview and approval.
Large sends above 100,000 users are blocked from direct MCP execution.
All actions are recorded in audit logs.
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