How it works

The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI tools talk directly to external services. When you connect an AI client to the Order41 MCP server, the tool can read your wholesale data and take actions on your behalf — limited to the permissions you grant. Your AI client stays in your environment; Order41 never stores your prompts or conversation history.

Getting started

1. 1

   Request access

   The Order41 MCP server is in private beta. Contact us to receive your credentials and server URL.
2. 2

   Add the server to your AI tool

   Paste the server URL and your API key into your AI client (Claude, Cursor, or any MCP-compatible tool). Each connection is scoped to your account.
3. 3

   Ask questions and take action

   Once connected, your AI tool can read and act on your Order41 data. Ask it to pull order summaries, look up buyer carts, or list upcoming drops.

Available tools

• listOrders

  Retrieve a list of orders with optional filters.

• getOrder

  Fetch a single order by ID with full line-item detail.

• listProducts

  List products in your catalog with label and variant data.

• listDrops

  List all drops and their associated products.

• listContacts

  Retrieve your business partners and contact records.

• listCarts

  Access open buyer carts and their contents.

Data access and privacy

You control what data the AI tool can access. Access is scoped to your Order41 account and limited to the tools listed above. No other data in your account is exposed.

AI outputs can contain errors. Review any information or action before acting on it. You are responsible for how you use the data returned by the MCP server and for meeting your obligations to your buyers under applicable laws.

You can revoke access at any time by rotating or deleting your API key in your Order41 account settings.