See how real growth teams get things done

Detect meaningful usage drops, assemble the account story, and trigger a human check-in before renewal risk grows.

Track past champions, identify their new company, and reopen the relationship with the context you already earned.

Combine what a competitor just shipped with which of your accounts are looking, then draft a focused comparison.

Personalise the follow-up around what someone read instead of dropping every lead into the same sequence.

Track leadership changes and open a thoughtful conversation while new priorities and budgets are being set.

Combine behavioural milestones with timely education so promising users find the value before momentum fades.

Find recently funded teams, enrich the right buyers, and send a relevant message while the signal is still fresh.

Identify promising accounts on your site, enrich them, and tell the right owner with useful context.

Watch account usage, flag teams approaching meaningful limits, and give sales a clear reason to engage.

Resend a campaign to the people who never opened it, with a subject line they have not seen.

6sense · Returns a company's firmographics, such as industry, employee and revenue range, address and SIC and NAICS codes, plus its 6sense segments, found from an email or a domain.

6sense · Returns the email, phone numbers, job title, level and company of up to 25 people per call, each matched from an email, a LinkedIn URL or a 6sense people ID.

6sense · Returns people in 6sense's B2B database who match company domain, job title, level, function, location or industry filters, without their emails or phone numbers.

Airtable · Creates one or more records in a table from their field values and returns each new record with its id.

Airtable · Returns a table's records a page at a time, filtered, sorted and cut down to the fields you ask for.

Airtable · Finds the records in a table whose searchable fields match a keyword, such as a company name.

Airtable · Changes only the fields you pass on existing records, leaving the rest as they were, and returns the updated records.

Amplitude · Runs an ad-hoc event segmentation, funnel or retention query and returns the results.

Apify · Returns the items an Actor run saved to a dataset, such as scraped records, a page at a time.

Apify · Starts an Apify Actor, such as a Google Maps or search-results scraper, with JSON input and returns the run's status and the ID of the dataset that holds its results.

6sense captures anonymous buying signals across the buyer's journey, predicts each account's buying stage, and supplies B2B people and company data to revenue teams. The hosted MCP server is read-only and signs in each user with OAuth. It answers questions about account insights, 6QA trends, keyword intent, website activity, ad campaign performance and segments, and with Sales Intelligence it finds and unlocks contacts. 6sense's docs don't list the server's tool names; the agent discovers them after connecting. An admin must first turn on MCP under Settings, AI and MCP (it is off by default), and what each user can ask depends on their Revenue Marketing or Sales Intelligence license. The REST API takes a 40-character API token in `Authorization: Token`. Tokens are created in Settings, API Token management, and each works only for the APIs of its group; enrichment calls spend 6sense Credits allocated to API (Enrichment). The API allows 100 requests a minute. The Company Identification and Lead Scoring APIs run on other hosts (`epsilon.6sense.com`, `scribe.6sense.com`) and aren't covered here.

Airtable is a platform for building apps, workflows and agents on shared data: a base holds tables of records, with interfaces, forms and automations on top. Its MCP server, available on every plan, reads, creates and updates records, builds bases, tables, interfaces and automations, and submits forms, always within the permissions you already have. It signs in with OAuth; a personal access token works too. The `airtable-mcp` CLI runs the same MCP tools from a terminal, with hyphens in place of underscores (`list_records_for_table` becomes `airtable-mcp list-records-for-table`). Run `airtable-mcp tools` to see what the server offers now: the CLI is experimental and tool names can change. One personal access token, created with the scopes you need, serves both the CLI and the Web API, which takes it as a bearer token. Record writes through MCP and the CLI key fields by field id: read the ids with `get_table_schema`.

Amplitude is an AI analytics platform that tracks what users do in a product and turns it into engagement, retention and revenue insights. Its MCP server queries analytics, user activity and cohorts with your Amplitude permissions; the `amp` CLI and the Developer API behind it manage projects, taxonomy and feature flags and query saved charts. Projects with EU data residency use `https://mcp.eu.amplitude.com/mcp`.

Anthropic is an AI safety and research company and the maker of Claude. The Claude API gives programmatic access to Claude models and Claude Managed Agents. Claude Code is its command-line agent: it signs in with a Claude or Console account, or, when `ANTHROPIC_API_KEY` is set, asks you to approve that key instead.

Apify is a cloud platform for web scraping and automation. Its programs, called Actors, run in the cloud from JSON input and save their results to datasets, and Apify Store lists ready-made Actors such as scrapers for Google Search, Google Maps and Instagram. The MCP server, the `apify` CLI and the REST API search the Store, run Actors and read their results. The MCP server signs in with OAuth in the browser, or takes an Apify API token as a Bearer header. The CLI signs in through Apify Console with `apify login`, and the API takes the token as a Bearer token. Each Actor sets its own pricing, such as Apify platform usage, a price per result or a price per event.

Apollo is a sales intelligence and engagement platform with a database of over 240 million contacts and 30 million companies. Its MCP server, the `apollo` CLI and the REST API search and enrich people and companies, manage contacts, accounts and deals, and enroll contacts in outbound sequences. The MCP server and the CLI sign in with OAuth; the API takes an API key, and the Apollo plan decides which endpoints it can call and what they cost in credits.

Asana is work management software for teams and AI agents. Its V2 MCP server and its REST API read and write the Work Graph: tasks, projects, portfolios, goals and the people they are assigned to. Coding clients such as Claude Code or Cursor connect to the MCP server through an OAuth app you register in the Asana developer console; the API takes a personal access token.

Atlassian makes Jira, for planning and tracking work, and Confluence, for docs and team knowledge, alongside Loom, Bitbucket and Rovo AI agents; Trello is listed on its own. The Rovo MCP server reads and writes Jira, Confluence, Bitbucket, Loom and more with the signed-in user's permissions. It lists a few primary tools up front, including every call named here, and finds the rest at runtime through `discover`, which you then run with `executeRead` or `executeWrite`. Some tools spend Rovo credits. The `acli` CLI covers Jira; sign in with `acli jira auth login --web`. The Jira and Confluence REST APIs live on your own site, where `your-domain` is its name, and Confluence paths start with `/wiki`. They take basic auth: `ATLASSIAN_API_KEY` holds the base64 of `<email>:<api token>` for a token created without scopes. A scoped token calls `https://api.atlassian.com/ex/jira/{cloudId}` instead.

Attio is a CRM for revenue teams. Its hosted MCP server signs in as an Attio user with OAuth, and its REST API takes a workspace access token that an admin creates under Workspace settings, Developers. Both read and write people, companies, deals and custom objects, list entries, notes and tasks.

Brew is an AI-native email platform for teams and AI agents. Describe an email, audience or automation and Brew designs it on brand from your own design system, checks rendering and deliverability, and sends it from your domain. It is built for permission-based marketing and transactional email: cold outreach to lists without opt-in is not permitted.