How it works
- Add an MCP connector with the URL
https://api.signalraven.ai/mcpin Claude or ChatGPT’s connector settings. - Sign in to SignalRaven and pick the workspace to grant access to (OAuth consent).
- Ask away: “what are my hottest signals this week?” or “summarize new signals at media companies and draft openers.”
What you can ask
If you run an SDR team
- “Show my strongest signals from the last 7 days and group them by rep territory.”
- “Draft a LinkedIn opener for this signal using the talking points.”
- “Which of this week’s signals has nobody actioned yet?”
If you own revenue
- “Which named accounts showed activity this week, and through which source?”
- “Run Account Intelligence on this company and tell me who to email first.”
- “Summarize the buying committee at the three accounts with the highest urgency scores.”
If you own GTM strategy
- “Which monitored sources are producing the most qualified signals, and which are dead?”
- “What’s my ICP, and which signals match it best right now?”
- “Compare signal volume by industry over the last 30 days.”
Safe by design
Your assistant reads your own SignalRaven workspace over an OAuth connection you approve and can revoke at any time. LinkedIn sits outside the loop entirely: the monitoring happens on SignalRaven’s infrastructure, and your assistant only ever sees workspace data. Anything that spends credits or changes where signals are delivered sits behind its own named permission on the consent screen.
Always on, whether you ask or not
Monitoring runs around the clock regardless of whether anyone opens a chat. MCP is a way to interrogate what SignalRaven has already found; the pipeline works whether or not anyone asks.
Live data for approved workspaces
Connect with an approved SignalRaven account and you get live data immediately. A brand-new client can still connect and explore: tools return clearly labeled sample data until the workspace is approved, so you can see the shape of the product first.
Building an integration or want the technical details? See the MCP reference and the developer docs.