Does Pipedrive Have an MCP Server? What It Can Read and Write

• Search deals, contacts, organizations and leads, and retrieve pipeline details and activity.
• Create and update deals, contacts and activities, and add notes.
• Convert leads into deals and schedule follow-ups.
• Leads gained retrieve, create and update support on August 18, 2026, when Pipedrive also listed its connector in Claude’s connector directory.
• Workflows such as turning meeting notes into a deal, a contact and a follow-up activity in one request.

Pipedrive says actions are recorded in the change log, so edits made by an assistant are auditable in the same place as human edits.

1. Claude. New users can add Pipedrive from Claude’s connector directory. A manual custom connector also works with the server URL https://mcp.pipedrive.ai/mcp.
2. ChatGPT and others. Pipedrive publishes a ChatGPT guide, and any assistant that supports custom MCP connections can use the same server URL.
3. Authorize. Sign in to Pipedrive, review the requested permissions and choose “Allow and install”. Pipedrive describes this as a secure OAuth login with no coding or developer required.
4. Check tool loading. Pipedrive notes that Claude may not load every tool by default; enable the setting that loads all tools if something seems missing.

• Token limits. Pipedrive’s FAQ says usage is subject to token limits based on your plan, and additional tokens can be purchased.
• Permissions cap the agent. The assistant can only see and change what the signed-in user can see and change, based on that user’s role and visibility settings.
• No published tool catalog. Pipedrive’s pages describe search, create and update actions; they do not publish a full tool list or mention deletes, so test the exact action you need before relying on it.
• Per-user connection. Each user connects with their own Pipedrive login, so what an assistant can reach differs from one user to the next.