Alysio MCP Library
Alysio uses MCPs (Model Context Protocol) to get secure, real-time access to the data and context in each tool in your GTM stack
ZoomInfo
SharePoint
Salesloft
Salesforce
Outreach
OneDrive
Microsoft Outlook
Marketo
HubSpot
Google Drive
Google Calendar
Gong
Gainsight

Clari Copilot
Apollo.io
FAQ about Model Context Protocol (MCP)
What does MCP mean?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that allows AI assistants to securely connect to your existing tools and data sources, without moving or storing your data anywhere new.
Think of MCP as a translator that sits between Alysio and your business systems. When you ask Alysio a question about information in your Salesforce instance, Google Drive, or internal databases, MCP enables Alysio to fetch that information in real-time, use it to answer your question, and then move on.
The MCP itself is code which uses vendor APIs and credentials to view and manipulate data, as well as a system of instructions describing what each function does and what the data is. An Agentic LLM is able to read those instructions and piece together what API calls it needs to do in order to obtain the right data to answer your question. The data is all transient, so once the question is answered, the data is discarded.
I’m a sales leader. Why do I need to know about or understand MCPs?
In most organizations, the information that sales and revenue leaders need lives across multiple separate systems. Until recently, we needed analysts to access those systems and distill the information into a cohesive answer. But now, thanks to the power of MCPs, Alysio can do that for you automatically.
When using MCPs, is data storage a concern?
No. MCPs don’t store your data, and neither does Alysio when using MCPs.
Your sensitive business information stays exactly where it already lives (in your Salesforce, your Google Workspace, your databases, etc.). MCPs simply create a temporary bridge that lets Alysio read that information when you need it, then the bridge closes.
It's like calling a colleague to ask them to look something up in a filing cabinet and tell you what they find: you get the answer, but the files never leave the cabinet.
How our MCPs Work: Example
Imagine you ask Alysio: "What were our Q3 sales numbers for the enterprise segment?"
Here's what happens behind the scenes:
- Alysio recognizes it needs data from your sales system and compiles a plan of what data it needs and from which systems. These are the tasks it needs to perform.
- An MCP securely connects to your Salesforce (or whatever CRM you use). The data is retrieved in real-time and sent to Alysio.
- Alysio processes the information and constructs an answer to the specific task
- If Alysio doesn't have enough context to answer your question, it will ask you guiding questions
- If an ERROR occurs (say the table schema is incorrect), the agent will investigate how to fix it and will try again
- Alysio goes down the list of tasks until it has collected all the data it needs to answer the question
- The connection closes, and no data is stored by Alysio or by the MCPs.
What are the benefits of connecting my GTM tech stack to Alysio via MCPs?
- Security: Your data never leaves your existing, secured systems
- Efficiency: No need to copy-paste information from multiple systems; Alysio can pull it together for you
- Flexibility: Connect to the tools you already use without complex integrations
- Control: You decide which systems Alysio can access, and you can revoke access anytime