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Sacra’s MCP server runs over Streamable HTTP at https://mcp.sacra.com/mcp — the same standard that Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and a growing number of AI platforms use to connect external tools. If a product supports custom MCP servers, you can connect Sacra to it. For a product overview, see Sacra MCP. Two things you’ll need regardless of platform:
  • MCP server URL: https://mcp.sacra.com/mcp
  • Authentication: OAuth (preferred, where supported) or a Sacra API key from your Organization Settings

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Intercom Fin

Fin is Intercom’s AI support agent. With Sacra connected, Fin can answer questions about private companies using live Sacra data — useful for sales support bots, investor portals, or any customer-facing experience where your users ask about growth-stage companies.
Custom MCP is currently only supported for US-hosted Intercom workspaces. EU and AU workspaces are not yet supported.

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Setup

  1. In Intercom, go to Settings → Data connectors.
  2. Click the Custom MCP tile.
  3. Fill in the connection details:
    • Name: Sacra Private Markets Research
    • URL: https://mcp.sacra.com/mcp
    • Authentication: Click Add token and paste your Sacra API key
  4. Click Add MCP Server.
  5. Once added, check “Enable Fin to use this connector directly” so Fin automatically reaches for Sacra tools when a conversation calls for it — no manual workflow wiring required.

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What Fin can do with Sacra

Once connected, Fin has access to the full Sacra MCP tool set. You can instruct it via your Fin system prompt, for example:
When a user asks about a private company’s revenue, funding history, or investors, use the Sacra MCP tools to look up the company and answer based on Sacra data.
Fin will call tools like get_company_profile, get_funding_rounds_for_company, and get_news_for_company automatically when relevant, and ground its response in Sacra’s data.

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Cursor (vibe coding)

Cursor supports MCP natively, which means you can give your AI coding assistant live access to Sacra company data while you build. This is useful when building financial tools, investor dashboards, or anything that involves reasoning about private companies — instead of pasting in context manually, your AI just calls Sacra directly.

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Setup

Add Sacra to your Cursor MCP config at ~/.cursor/mcp.json: 
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sacra": {
      "url": "https://mcp.sacra.com/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Token YOUR_API_KEY"
      }
    }
  }
}
Restart Cursor after saving. You’ll see Sacra listed as an available MCP tool in the model context panel.

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What you can do

With Sacra connected in Cursor, you can prompt your AI directly while coding:
Use Sacra to pull the company profile and latest funding rounds for ramp.com, then scaffold a React component that displays the data.
The AI will call Sacra’s MCP tools, receive the live data, and use it to generate code grounded in real company information — no copy-pasting from the browser.

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Other MCP-compatible platforms

The same pattern applies anywhere that accepts a custom MCP server URL:
PlatformWhere to add
ClaudeSettings → Connectors → Add custom connector
ChatGPTAdvanced settings → Developer Mode → Create app
Cursor~/.cursor/mcp.json
WindsurfSettings → MCP servers
Zed~/.config/zed/settings.json under context_servers
Any MCP hostUse https://mcp.sacra.com/mcp + your Sacra API key
If the platform supports OAuth, use it — it’s simpler than managing API keys. If it only supports token auth, use your Sacra API key from Organization Settings.