Overview

The Intellizence MCP Connector allows AI assistants such as ChatGPT and Claude to access Intellizence company signals through Model Context Protocol (MCP).

With the connector, users can search and retrieve real-time company intelligence directly from an AI assistant using natural language prompts.

Instead of manually searching datasets or writing API queries, users can ask questions such as:

• What are the top M&A deals announced this week?

• OpenAI Funding rounds

• Which tech companies announced layoffs recently?

• What are the latest CEO changes in retail companies?

• Latest product launches by Anthropic

What is MCP?

MCP, or Model Context Protocol, is a standard that allows AI assistants to connect with external tools, systems, and data sources.

The Intellizence MCP Connector uses MCP to make Intellizence company signals available inside supported AI assistants.

What You Can Do

Using the Intellizence MCP Connector, you can:

• Search company news signals by company name or domain

• Find M&A deals by acquirer, target, date range, deal value, status, or deal type

• Search funding deals by startup, funding round, investor, valuation, or amount

• Track layoffs and downsizing announcements

• Find business expansion and investment announcements

• Search CEO changes and executive appointments

• Monitor cybersecurity incidents and data breaches

• Retrieve full details of a specific company signal

Supported Platforms

The Intellizence MCP Connector can be used with supported MCP-compatible AI assistants, including:

• ChatGPT

• Claude

• Other MCP-compatible clients

Setup steps may vary depending on the platform.

Common Use Cases

Account Intelligence

Sales, GTM, and customer-facing teams can use the connector to identify recent company signals for target accounts, customers, or prospects.

Example:

Find recent growth signals for salesforce.com from the last 90 days.

Deal Sourcing

Investment, private equity, corporate development, and consulting teams can use the connector to identify companies raising funding, acquiring companies, expanding operations, or showing strategic activity.

Example:

Find AI companies that raised funding in Q2 2026.

Market Intelligence

Research and strategy teams can use the connector to analyze company activity by sector, geography, date range, or signal category.

Example:

Get the top M&A deals announced in the healthcare sector this month.

Risk Monitoring

Risk, compliance, vendor management, and security teams can use the connector to track layoffs, bankruptcies, cyber incidents, restructuring events, and other risk signals.

Example:

Show recent cyber incidents involving healthcare companies.

Supported Signal Categories

Access to signal categories depends on your Intellizence subscription.

Supported company signals may include:

• Mergers & Acquisitions

• Startup Funding

• Business Expansion

• Layoffs & Downsizing

• C-Suite Changes (Appointments, Promotion, Retirement, Termination, etc)

• Cyber Incidents & Data Breaches

• Bankruptcy & Restructuring

• IPO

• Partnerships

• Product Launches

• Divestments

• Regulatory Updates

• Other Company News Signals

How It Works

• The user asks a question in a supported AI assistant.

• The AI assistant uses the Intellizence MCP Connector to call the relevant Intellizence tool.

• The connector searches Intellizence company signals based on the user’s request.

• The AI assistant returns the results in a readable format, such as a summary, list, or table.

Next Steps

To start using the Intellizence MCP Connector:

1. Review the Prerequisites

2. Complete the Setup

3. Configure Authentication

4. Test the connector using Example Prompts