PIGMENT MCP

Pigment connects to the AI ecosystem, so the tools your teams already use can query and build in Pigment, while Pigment's own agents reach out for the context they need.

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“By connecting Pigment to ChatGPT using MCP, Pigment brings the live data and planning logic teams already rely on in Pigment directly into the conversation. With this new connector, users can unlock a richer, more contextual experience, and make a meaningful step towards a more connected, intelligent enterprise.”

Romain Huet

Head of Developer Experience

Securely connect your AI ecosystem to enterprise business data

With Pigment MCP Server, AI systems can access governed business data, logic, and models from Pigment.

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Bring business context to any AI platform

The Pigment MCP Server brings the power of Pigment's unified data and logic to every AI assistant your teams already use.

With governed access to live metrics, hierarchies, and models, teams can ask questions of the business in ChatGPT or Claude and get accurate answers grounded in your business truth.

Model in Pigment from the AI tools you already use

Build and edit your Pigment model directly from tools like Claude, Cursor, and Codex, without switching interfaces.

Every change lands in Pigment under the same governed permissions and logic as the rest of your model.

Give Pigment agents the context behind every plan

Agent Connectors let Pigment's agents reach out to the systems where your business context lives, like Notion, Google Drive, or Slack.

They read straight from the source, whether it's the spec behind a model, the assumptions behind a scenario, or the objectives behind a forecast.

Every response your AI produces is backed by Pigment’s business logic, live data, and audit trails.

Secure access and centralized control

Pigment MCP is built for enterprise governance. Every session is authenticated through enterprise identity, and access is scoped by role, model, or metric.

Admins approve which assistants connect and which systems Pigment’s agents reach.

That means total visibility, compliance, and control without slowing innovation.

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“Pigment is showing what's possible when AI becomes a partner in strategic planning. As both a technology partner and a Pigment customer, we're seeing firsthand how their approach of connecting planning data directly to Claude through their MCP Server lets teams focus on strategic decisions rather than data wrangling.”

Guillaume Princen

Head of EMEA, Startups, Digital Natives, and Mid Market, Anthropic

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Your AI ecosystem

With this secure foundation that connects AI platforms, deliver the business context your agents need to be effective without constantly uploading sensitive files to various AI tools.

“Notion brings teams, AI and shared knowledge together to move work forward. When Pigment’s agents can draw on that context, teams can ground planning and decision-making in the thinking they have already captured.”

Andrew McCarthy

General Manager EMEA

Frequently Asked Questions

What is MCP?

Model Context Protocol is an open standard developed by Anthropic that allows AI systems to securely connect with data sources and business tools. It helps AI assistants like ChatGPT or Claude exchange information from trusted platforms while respecting governance and permissions.

What is Pigment MCP?

Pigment MCP connects the planning platform to the wider AI ecosystem through the open MCP standard, in two directions.

MCP Server lets external tools like Claude, ChatGPT, and Cursor query Pigment's live data and build directly in your models.
Agent Connectors let Pigment's own agents reach out to the systems where the rest of your business context lives like Notion, Google Drive, and Slack.

Every connection runs on governed data, so every connection stays accurate, governed, and relevant to your business.

How does Pigment MCP ensure security?

Every connection is authenticated and permission-based. Users sign in with their Pigment credentials, and existing access rights are enforced automatically. External tools can only reach what a user is already allowed to see, and Pigment's agents connect only to the sources an admin has approved.

What can I do with Pigment MCP?

You can connect AI tools like ChatGPT, Claude, or Cursor directly to Pigment to ask questions, build and edit models, and work with your live data in natural language. Pigment's own agents can also reach out to the systems where your other business context lives, pulling it in automatically. All of it stays within the permissions you already have.

Why does Pigment MCP matter?

It grounds external AI in your trusted business data and logic, and gives Pigment's own agents the context they need from other systems. The result is accurate, explainable output across your AI tools, with governance built in.