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Ask questions about your campaigns, creators, and performance in plain language, from the AI assistant you already use.
Agentio speaks MCP (Model Context Protocol), the open standard AI assistants use to reach outside data. Add Agentio in any MCP client — Claude and ChatGPT both support this — and then ask questions in your own words. Answers come from your brand's own Agentio data.
Access is read-only, and pinned to the brand you pick when you connect. A connection can never change your data or reach another brand's.
https://mcp.agentio.com/mcp
Look for connectors or MCP servers in its settings. If there's no option to add one, your plan may not include custom connectors, or your company's workspace may control them — an admin can add it for everyone.
Adding the URL only registers it. Signing in is a separate step, and it often won't start on its own. Open the connector you just added and look for a button like Connect or Authorize. Agentio then opens in your browser, where you confirm and pick a brand if you have more than one.
Ask it to list your campaigns. If your own campaign names come back, you're connected.
If it can't name them, open Settings → Integrations in Agentio and look at Your Connections. Nothing listed there means the sign-in never finished, so repeat step 2. If the connection is listed and your company manages your AI app, ask your workspace admin to allow the connector's tools — meaning the individual actions they approve one by one — then ask again.
These screens change often, so each app keeps its own current steps: Claude, ChatGPT. Any other MCP client works the same way.
Some examples to start with:
The assistant can also answer questions about how Agentio works — metric definitions, how a workflow runs — not just look up your numbers.
It can read your campaigns, creator deals and deliverables, YouTube ad performance, and conversion reporting, and explain how Agentio works.
It can't change anything in your account, reach another brand's data, or act on your behalf. Every connection is read-only and scoped to one brand.
Go to Settings → Integrations in Agentio to see every AI app you've connected and when. Disconnecting takes effect immediately and cuts that app's access to your Agentio data.
Each app holds one connection. To switch brands, connect again from that app and pick the other brand.
When you use the connector, your AI assistant sends requests to Agentio on your behalf, and the data that answers those requests is returned to your assistant's provider, who handles it under their own privacy policy. See Agentio's privacy policy for how we handle your data.
Questions or trouble connecting: support@agentio.com
