Every shop has its own MCP server. Connect an AI app with your own login and it can read what you can read, and nothing more.
Copy your shop's address from Settings and paste it into your AI app. Sign in, read the page and allow it.
It uses the same reads as our own assistant. Ask in your AI app, and the answer comes from your shop's data.
Your ready-made reports run from the AI app, for any period, with filters and comparisons. Answers come back as readable tables with their totals and dates.
Exports come back as a signed link that works for 30 minutes, for you, in this shop.
Named prompts appear in AI apps that support them. Pick one and it runs against your shop.
Nothing an AI app does can change, send or charge anything. Those jobs stay in Commstate, where a person confirms them.
Every request runs as you. Your role, your permissions and your module switches all apply.
Connected apps lists each app you connected, when you connected it and when it last asked anything. One press ends it.
It names the shop, the app, where you go next and every tool it can read.
Reads from modules you switch on show up with nothing to set up.
If you belong to several shops, you choose which one to connect.
Refresh tokens are swapped on every use and last 30 days.
Tables and short summaries, plus clean data for apps that use it.
An app only reaches shops the person who connected it belongs to.
Growth and up.
Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor can, and so can other apps that support MCP with sign-in. Each is a separate product from another company, so you need your own account with it. ChatGPT may need its developer mode on.
No. The connection is read-only. Changes, sends and money stay in Commstate, where a person confirms them.
No. The AI app uses its own model, so steps that would spend your shop's AI credits are kept off this connection.
Yes. Settings, Connected apps lists each app and when it last asked anything. Revoke ends its access at once.
Connect your store and let one order run through. 14 days free, no card.
