Hyros MCP Server

The Hyros MCP Server bridges AI assistants and automation platforms with the Hyros analytics ecosystem, turning raw marketing data into actionable insights without writing custom API wrappers. By exposing a comprehensive suite of 24 Hyros tools over the Model Context Protocol, it lets developers and AI agents query leads, sales, calls, attribution reports, product catalogs, and more—all through a unified, schema‑driven interface. This eliminates the need for manual HTTP requests and tedious token handling, enabling rapid iteration of data‑driven workflows.

For developers building AI agents or workflow automations, the server offers a single entry point to Hyros data. Whether you’re running Claude Desktop, n8n workflows, or a custom bot, the MCP server translates declarative tool calls into authenticated Hyros API requests. The result is a consistent, type‑safe experience: each tool comes with clear parameter definitions (e.g., , date ranges, pagination) and a predictable JSON response shape. This consistency makes it trivial to chain operations—such as retrieving leads, calculating conversion funnels, and updating sale records—all within a single conversational or automated flow.

Key capabilities include:

• Lead & Sales Management – Search, create, and update leads or sales records with fine‑grained filters.
• Call & Attribution Tracking – Log calls, retrieve call histories, and pull detailed ad attribution reports.
• Product & Source Cataloging – Manage product listings, tags, and traffic sources programmatically.
• Event & Cost Recording – Track clicks, carts, custom costs, and subscription events to enrich attribution models.
• Account & User Insights – Pull user information and keyword data for account‑level analytics.

Real‑world scenarios that benefit from this server are plentiful. A marketing team can automate lead nurturing by querying new leads, sending personalized emails via Claude, and logging follow‑up calls—all without leaving their conversational interface. An e‑commerce ops lead can generate daily sales dashboards in n8n, automatically flagging refunds or high‑value orders for manual review. Customer support bots can pull a customer’s purchase history on demand, providing context‑aware responses that reference real Hyros data.

Integration is straightforward: add the MCP server to your n8n or Claude Desktop configuration, supply your Hyros API key as a parameter, and invoke any of the 24 tools. The server handles authentication, rate limiting, and error translation internally, freeing developers to focus on business logic rather than boilerplate code. Its extensible design also allows teams to add custom Hyros endpoints or extend existing tools without touching the core server.

In short, the Hyros MCP Server turns complex marketing analytics into a conversational, automatable resource. By unifying data access under the MCP umbrella, it empowers developers and AI agents to build smarter, faster, and more reliable marketing workflows.