Reply.io MCP
Reply MCP connects your AI models to Reply.io, automating sequence management and contact actions. It enables AI to fetch stats, add contacts, start/pause sequences, and provide direct setting links.
How to Install and Use Reply.io MCP
Reply.io MCP lets you connect your AI model to your Reply.io account. With this tool, your AI can help manage tasks like adding contacts, starting sequences, and checking statistics. Below, you will learn how to install and set up Reply.io MCP with simple examples using popular platforms.
Getting Your Reply.io MCP URL
Before connecting anything, you need your MCP endpoint URL from your Reply.io account. Here’s how to get it:
First, go to the Reply dashboard and click on Execution. Next, find the Integrations tab and open it. Look for Reply MCP Server and click Configure. Finally, copy the MCP Connection URL shown there.
You will use this URL to connect your AI platform to Reply.io MCP.
How to Connect Reply.io MCP to n8n
Using n8n, a popular automation tool, is one way to connect Reply.io MCP. Let’s walk through the steps.
Start by creating a new workflow in n8n. Then, add the first step and choose AI Agent as the type.
Keep the settings as they are but set the Source for Prompt to Connected Chat Trigger Node.
Next, add your chat model, for example, OpenAI. When asked, create new credentials by entering your OpenAI secret key.
After that, click the + icon next to Tool and pick MCP. Paste your Reply.io MCP connection URL into the Endpoint field. Set Authentication to None.
Here’s a simple setup example in n8n:
Endpoint: https://your-mcp-url.reply.io
Authentication: None
Model: OpenAI
Tool: MCP
Source: Connected Chat Trigger Node
Once done, your AI can now automate Reply actions by chatting.
How to Connect Reply.io MCP to Make.com
Make.com is another automation platform that works with Reply.io MCP. Here’s what you do:
Open Scenarios in Make.com and click Create new scenario.
Search for the MCP tool. You can choose to Call a Tool or Execute an Action with AI.
Create a new connection and give it a name. For the MCP Server, select New MCP Server then paste your Reply.io MCP connection URL. You can skip the API key section.
Pick the action you want, like starting a sequence, and enter the sequence ID.
Test your setup by clicking Run Once.
Example setup values:
MCP Server: New MCP Server
MCP Connection URL: https://your-mcp-url.reply.io
Action: reply_start_sequence
Sequence ID: your-sequence-id
How to Connect Reply.io MCP to Claude
Claude is a chat-based AI where you can also connect Reply.io MCP easily.
Go to Claude’s Settings and find Connectors. Click Add custom connector.
Type a name for your connector.
Paste the MCP connection URL from Reply.io into the Remote Server MCP URL field.
Click Add to save it.
After setup, you can just chat with Claude to ask it to perform actions in Reply.
Final Tips
Remember that some MCP actions use your Reply API credits. For example, getting contact statistics always uses credits, but adding contacts or pausing sequences does not.
By following these steps, you’ll have Reply.io MCP installed and connected to your AI tools quickly. Now your AI can help manage your Reply.io account with ease!