Campaigns, buyers, caps, routing, webhooks. Everything you can configure, your assistant can now configure for you. Describe the goal in plain English; it does the setup and reports back.
Ask a question in plain English and get the answer straight from your Retreaver reporting.
Stand up a buyer end to end
Add a Buyer called Sunrise Insurance to the Auto Insurance campaign, cap it at 50 concurrent calls, route callers from California and Oregon to it, and point its webhook at our CRM.
Diagnose a caller list
Have there been any calls to the numbers I uploaded to the Suppressed list this morning? Show me if there've been such calls.
Summarize performance
How many converted calls did the Auto Insurance campaign get yesterday, broken down by Buyer?
/ What it can reach
CampaignsBuyers & Buyer GroupsCaps & cap resetsPublishersNumbers & Number PoolsCaller ListsTags & PromptsConversion GroupsPostback KeysWebhooks & test firesCall reporting (read-only)
One company. One access level. Both chosen by you.
You sign in as yourself and approve read-only or read-and-manage. The connection is locked to the company you're signed into. The client receives a short-lived token automatically — no key to copy, and the grant expires on its own.
Confirm the connected company and role, and search the tool catalog. No account data is read or changed. Every connection has this.
mcp:operations:read
Read your setup
View campaigns, buyers, publishers, numbers, caller lists, tags, prompts, webhooks, and their routing settings. Nothing is modified.
mcp:operations:manage
Read and change
Add a buyer, change a cap, adjust routing, configure a webhook, upload a caller list. The level that actually changes your account.
An assistant can never reach a company you aren't a member of, or switch companies mid-conversation.Grants lapse on their own, so a stale connection stops working rather than lingering.
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