Model Context Protocol

MCP for marketing: give Claude real access to your channels

Abency exposes your social accounts, your SEO, your campaigns, your WordPress and your email as MCP tools. Claude stops offering generic advice and starts working on your brands' data.

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One server, every channel

Instead of chaining one MCP per platform and fighting five authentications, you connect Abency once and Claude reaches social, Search Console, keyword research, Google Ads, Meta Ads, WordPress, Brevo, Tag Manager and Canva.

Native HTTP, no dependencies

Nothing to install: no Node, no local process. It is an MCP server over HTTP, added with one command in Claude Code or as a connector in Claude Desktop.

One call, one brand

Every token is scoped to your organization and every tool works on a single brand. That is what makes it usable on client accounts without the data mixing.

Destructive actions are labelled as such

Each tool declares whether it only reads or changes something, so Claude knows when to ask you for confirmation rather than act on its own.

What changes when the model has real context

An assistant with no access to your data can only give you best practice. It can explain how a monthly report is structured, but it cannot tell you what happened to this client's campaign this week.

MCP is the standard that closes that gap: it defines how an application exposes its capabilities so a model can use them. Abency implements that standard across everything you already manage, so the conversation moves from advice to work done.

Built for client portfolios

The difference between using this for your own brand and using it for twenty clients is isolation. An organization token discovers the brands it can reach, and every call names which one it works on, with no way to read another one's data.

That lets you keep a single connection for the whole agency instead of one per client, and switch account simply by naming it in the prompt.

Frequently asked questions

Model Context Protocol is an open standard for an application to expose its data and actions to an AI model in a structured way. Abency implements it over HTTP.

Claude Code and Claude Desktop, and any client that supports MCP over HTTP. You can connect by logging in (OAuth) or with an access token.

No. Being an HTTP server, it needs no Node, no local process and no dependencies. It is one command, or a connector added from Claude's settings.

No. Every token is scoped to your organization, and every call operates on a single one of your own brands.

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