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Let your AI agent look after the pipeline.

Connect Claude or another MCP client to LeadUp. The agent looks up, creates and moves leads under the same rules as the app. For your own systems, there's the public API.

Pick a request

Which leads are at Proposal?

list_leads{ stage: "proposal" }

One lead is at Proposal: Padaria Aurora, with a R$ 1,250/month proposal sent 3 days ago.

Illustrative data

How the agent gets into your pipeline.

Four pieces, no magic.

  1. Connect the MCP server

    Point your MCP client, such as Claude, at the address of LeadUp's server.

    MCP server address

    https://mcp.leadup.group

    Example MCP client configuration

    {
      "mcpServers": {
        "leadup": {
          "type": "http",
          "url": "https://mcp.leadup.group"
        }
      }
    }
  2. Scoped permissions

    Every tool requires a scope: read to look up leads, write to create and move them.

    • leads:readLook up leads
    • leads:writeCreate and move leads
  3. Real tools

    List, read, create and move leads, under the same business rules as the app.

    • list_leadsLists leads by stage, or searches by name, industry or city.
    • get_leadReads one lead by id.
    • create_leadAdds a business as a new lead.
    • update_lead_stageMoves a lead to another stage and schedules the next follow-up.
  4. And the public API

    To integrate your own systems, use the public API and its documentation.

Answers you can check.

The agent answers from what's in the pipeline, and every change it makes shows up there.

How much do I have at Proposal today?

R$ 1,250/month in one proposal: Padaria Aurora, sent 3 days ago.

Questions about the pipeline

The agent reads your leads and answers with names, stages and values.

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update_lead_stage

Changes in the same pipeline

When the agent moves a lead, the change shows up in the pipeline like any other.

Let the agent handle the routine.

Create a free account and connect your agent to LeadUp.