Skyvia MCP is an MCP server that provides a no-code gateway linking business data stores directly to AI assistants. It connects large language model interfaces, such as Claude, to over 200 cloud and on-premises sources, including Salesforce, HubSpot, Google Sheets, PostgreSQL, and MySQL. Designed for analysts, operations leads, and product managers, the server abstracts away API management, schema migrations, pagination, and rate limits through a managed visual interface. By establishing secure, real-time endpoints, Skyvia MCP enables assistants to query live records, build on-demand business summaries, and execute direct operational actions without working through manual exports or writing custom integration code. Administrators can control endpoint access by defining specific database tables or CRM objects, configuring passwords, and restricting network access using custom IP ranges.
Log in to your Skyvia account and establish a connection to one of the 200+ supported data sources, such as Salesforce, HubSpot, or PostgreSQL. 2. Create an MCP Endpoint in Skyvia using the visual interface to select the specific tables, objects, and permissions accessible to your assistant. 3. Configure access controls, such as IP allowlists and endpoint passwords, as required by your organization. 4. Copy the generated MCP endpoint URL from your Skyvia dashboard. 5. Link the remote endpoint to your MCP client, such as Claude Desktop or other compatible chatbot tools, following the documentation provided by your specific client interface.
What you can do with Skyvia MCP
Querying live CRM records from Salesforce or HubSpot directly within AI chats to check lead statuses and opportunity histories. - Generating on-demand sales, marketing, and finance analytical reports based on real-time database entries rather than static exports. - Instructing an assistant to create new sales opportunities and add prospective customer details to CRM tables. - Answering internal operational questions using enterprise knowledge pulled from connected relational databases and cloud documents. - Restricting data access for AI queries by configuring granular table selections and IP-based security parameters.
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What is Skyvia MCP?
Skyvia MCP is a no-code gateway server built on the Model Context Protocol. It allows AI assistants like Claude to query and interact with live business systems, including CRMs, ERPs, and SQL databases, without requiring custom API integration or schema management.
What data sources does Skyvia MCP support?
Skyvia MCP supports more than 200 data sources. These include cloud CRM systems like Salesforce and HubSpot, relational databases like PostgreSQL and MySQL, and productivity platforms like Google Sheets.
Do I need to write code to use Skyvia MCP?
No code is required. Users configure connections and MCP endpoints entirely through Skyvia visual dashboard, where they select the accessible tables and data objects before connecting the endpoint to an AI chatbot.
Can access to the Skyvia MCP endpoint be secured?
Yes. Administrators can secure the endpoint using custom IP address restrictions, user accounts, endpoint passwords, and encryption to control exactly which systems and users can access the underlying data.
Which MCP clients work with Skyvia MCP?
Skyvia MCP works with any client or chatbot that supports the open Model Context Protocol standard, including tools like Claude Desktop and other agent-based AI environments capable of connecting to remote endpoints.