Cordial MCP Server – Cordial Knowledge Base

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Overview

In this article, you'll learn how to connect the Cordial MCP server to your AI assistant and start asking questions about your account in plain English.

The Cordial MCP server gives your AI assistant secure, read-only access to your Cordial account, specifically, audiences, campaigns, content, orchestrations, and performance data. There's nothing to install and no API key to manage. You connect once using your existing Cordial login, and your assistant can start answering questions grounded in your actual account data.

This version is read-only. Every available tool can read and analyze your account — none can send, edit, or delete anything. Future versions will support optional write capabilities. By default, however, the MCP is read-only, and write access must be explicitly enabled.

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What You Can Do

Once connected, ask your assistant things like:

Before you begin

You'll need the following before connecting:

Connect Your AI Assistant

The pattern is the same everywhere: add the URL → click connect → log in with Cordial → approve access.

Every AI Assistant has a different setup. Review your specific assistant for proper setup:

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Your First 5 Minutes

  1. Confirm your account - Ask: "What account am I in?" — the assistant will tell you which Cordial account and user you're connected to.
  2. Get oriented - Ask: "Give me an overview of this Cordial account."
  3. Explore audiences - Ask: "List our audiences" then "How healthy is the '[name]' tracked audience — size and trend?"
  4. Check performance - Ask: "How did our email messages perform over the last 30 days?"
  5. Podium Report - Ask: "Build an orchestration report for [orchestration name] based on the last 30 days”

Example Prompts by Use Case

Audience & Segmentation

Campaign Performance

Orchestrations & Automation

Content & Creative

Account Understanding

Security and Compliance

The Cordial MCP Interface follows the same enterprise-grade standards as Cordial’s platform: encrypted end-to-end connections, authentication required for all operations, user roles and permissions respecting existing Cordial settings and full audit trails for every action.

Troubleshooting