Expose Clarus capabilities once via the MCP server. Connect transport, finance, BI, portals, and automation tools with repeatable patterns. Reduce custom code. Shorten project timelines. Keep maintenance low as systems change.
Ask, “Show today’s dispatch performance by customer” or “Which orders are at risk of missing SLA”. Get live answers from Clarus with role-based permissions enforced by the MCP layer. Less digging through screens. More action.
Trigger flows when orders hit exceptions. Push updates to customer systems automatically. Combine Clarus data with ERP, TMS, and comms tools in one workflow.
Generate dynamic, client-specific views and feed portals or dashboards automatically. Surface KPIs without weekly manual work. One version of the truth across teams and systems.
Bespoke integrations and report requests sap time, money, and focus. Clarus MCP Server introduces a consistent, policy-aware layer between Clarus WMS and external systems, so you stop rebuilding one-offs. Approved tools and agents can read or act using natural language while access controls keep data safe. The result is quicker onboarding, cleaner data, and fewer manual handoffs across sites.
Operations Managers get instant visibility of exceptions and SLAs without waiting on analysts. Natural-language queries surface ageing stock, risk by customer, and backlog status from Clarus through the MCP layer. Daily stand-ups shift from hunting numbers to removing blockers. Decisions get faster. Outcomes improve.
Customer Service teams pull order status, exceptions, and ETA milestones in seconds. The MCP server lets them query Clarus in plain English and push updates to email or CRM automatically. Response times drop. Proactive comms increase. “Where is my order” calls reduce.
T and Integration Leads replace brittle connectors with a standard MCP interface. Configure policies once. Map events and actions. Reuse patterns to connect Clarus to TMS, ERP, BI, and portals. New sites go live faster. Maintenance risk falls as volumes grow.
Clarus MCP Server sits between Clarus WMS and external tools as a policy-aware gateway. Data flows through consistent query and event endpoints. When an event occurs in Clarus (such as a short pick) the MCP server emits a standard payload. Downstream tools subscribe to these events or call back via approved actions with secure credentials.
Automation chains run in orchestrations that sequence steps across systems. An exception can draft a customer email, update a portal, and open a ticket in Teams or Slack with context. For queries, authorised users or agents send a plain-English request. The MCP layer interprets intent, checks permissions, and fetches live data from Clarus without exposing the database. Integrations with scanners, carrier APIs, ERPs, and BI tools remain decoupled and reusable. Teams gain speed. Managers gain control.
Clarus MCP Server exposes standardised events and actions that map to Clarus WMS processes. Instead of writing one-off connectors, you configure policies and mappings once, then reuse them for your TMS, ERP, BI, email, and portals. Webhooks and secure credentials handle system-to-system calls. Role-based access controls who can read or act. This reduces custom code, accelerates onboarding, and simplifies maintenance when you replace carriers, finance tools, or analytics platforms. If you already use an iPaaS or automation suite, MCP slots in as a trusted source of truth rather than replacing it.
Yes. The MCP layer is designed for partitioned access common in complex networks. Policies can scope by site, customer, and role, ensuring data separation while integrations remain reusable. Event subscriptions filter so each audience receives only relevant data. Standard payloads and orchestration templates make it straightforward to add a new site or customer with the same patterns. Rollouts stay predictable even when layouts, carrier sets, or SLAs differ.
All natural-language requests route through Clarus MCP Server, which interprets intent against a catalogue of approved queries and actions. Permissions are enforced before any data is touched. Sensitive fields can be masked or excluded. Every prompt and action is logged for audit. Users can only see the customers, SKUs, and metrics they are allowed to see. This gives non-technical teams fast answers without exposing the database or relying on ad-hoc exports.
Start with high-impact, low-risk flows. Push end-of-day KPIs to a customer dashboard. Notify a Teams channel when orders age past SLA, with a deep link to the task. When a short pick occurs, update the portal and draft a customer email with next steps. Pull carrier milestones nightly and reconcile against despatch records. Generate billable lines for handling and storage events. These are quick to configure because MCP exposes standard events and actions aligned to Clarus processes.
No. It simplifies how Clarus plugs into them. Your iPaaS can still orchestrate cross-app flows if you prefer. BI still visualises. RPA still handles UI-bound tasks. MCP ensures Clarus data and actions are exposed cleanly, with less custom glue and tighter policy control. Many teams use MCP to standardise Clarus integration while retaining their chosen TMS, carrier, finance, and analytics stack. That reduces risk and protects prior investments.
Access policies define what each role can query or trigger. Credentials are stored securely and rotated. Data minimisation means only required fields flow to downstream tools. All interactions are logged. Because the MCP server is a standard layer rather than a bespoke connector, you avoid lock-in to custom code. If you replace a carrier or finance system, you update the mapping—not your warehouse processes. Integration and security capabilities depend on your configuration and environment.
