Beyond the announcement: what do you actually ask it?
Our MCP access announcement covered what Leadi5's Model Context Protocol server exposes. This post is about real, practical prompts sales managers and brokers run once Claude or ChatGPT is connected.
7 ways teams use Leadi5's MCP tools today
- Morning stand-up briefing: "Summarize today's dashboard: new leads, overdue follow-ups, and team stats." (
get_dashboard_summary) - Pipeline health check: "Give me a pipeline overview comparing all teams this month." (
get_reportwithreportType: pipelineOverview) - Source performance review: "Which lead source is converting best this quarter, 99acres, MagicBricks, or WhatsApp?" (
get_reportwithsourcePerformance) - Agent scorecards for 1:1s: "Pull agent scorecards for my team before our Monday 1:1s." (
get_reportwithagentScorecard) - Finding a specific lead fast: "Search for a lead named Priya with a phone number starting 98." (
search_leads) - Overdue follow-up triage: "How many leads are overdue right now, broken down by status?" (
get_lead_counts) - Org-wide context for a new hire: "What are our lead status stages and who's on the team?" (
get_lead_statuses,get_team_members)
Why this is different from exporting a CSV
Every one of these answers reflects live data at the moment you ask, not a spreadsheet exported last week. And because the MCP server is read-only and scoped to a single organization, there's no risk of an AI assistant modifying a lead or seeing another tenant's data.
Getting set up
Generate a scoped MCP key from Settings → Integrations → MCP Access, add it to Claude Desktop, ChatGPT, or Cursor's MCP configuration, and start asking. See the original announcement for the full tool list, or book a demo to see it live.