Connect Claude to your sales tools with MCP
MCP lets Claude talk to your tools directly. Here's what the Model Context Protocol is, and how Seendeck's MCP server lets Claude publish and measure decks without leaving the chat.
One of the most useful recent shifts in AI tooling is MCP — the Model Context Protocol. It’s an open standard that lets an assistant like Claude connect to external tools and data through a common interface, instead of being boxed into the chat window. (New to it? Start with What is MCP?)
Why it matters for sales workflows
If you build decks and write outreach in Claude, MCP means Claude can also act in your other tools — create records, fetch data, publish content — without you copy-pasting between tabs. The work and the action happen in one place.
What Seendeck’s MCP server does
Seendeck ships an MCP server, so once you connect it, Claude can:
- Upload a presentation it just built — straight into Seendeck, hosted and tracking-enabled.
- Create a share link (public or password-protected) and hand you the URL.
- Read engagement stats back — opens, watch time, per-slide attention — so you can ask Claude “who engaged with the Acme deck?” and get an answer.
How to connect it
In Seendeck’s admin there’s a “Connect to Claude” page that walks through adding the connector — a sign-in-based flow, no tokens to copy around. From then on, turning a Claude deck into a tracked link is something Claude can do for you. It’s the tightest loop we know of between building a deck and measuring how it lands.
Stop sending decks into the dark
Share your next deck as a tracked link and see exactly who’s engaging.
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