What you’ll achieve
Your MCP-capable client connected to your Introw partner data over OAuth, authenticated as you. The client can read live data scoped to your partner account and take the actions your permissions allow, and the connector page shows the connection as active.Before you start
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Have a client that supports remote MCP servers
Use a client that can add a custom or remote MCP server over OAuth.
2
Have a partner account at partners.introw.io
The connector lives in your own Introw account at partners.introw.io, not in your vendor’s portal. If you do not have one yet, sign up there with Google, Microsoft, or an emailed verification code - it takes a minute and costs nothing. See Get started as a partner.
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Have partner portal access
The partner MCP connector is available by default - no vendor toggle is needed, and you do not need to be an admin on your side. Complete the OAuth step while signed in so the client connects as you, scoped to your partner account.
Steps
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Open the partner MCP connector
Sign in at partners.introw.io and go to Settings, then Integrations, and open the MCP category. Select Configure on the MCP card, which is the generic connector for any client. It shows the connection status and quick-setup steps.One connection covers all the vendor portals your account can reach, not one vendor at a time.
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Copy the MCP Server URL
Select Copy MCP Server URL. This single address is what every MCP client connects to; copy it from the page rather than typing it. Use the URL shown here, not one from anywhere else.
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Add Introw as a remote MCP server in your client
In your client, add a remote (or custom) MCP server and paste the MCP Server URL you copied. The exact place this lives differs per client - see the per-client notes below. This points the client at your partner data.
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Complete the OAuth sign-in
The client opens an Introw sign-in to authorize the connection. Complete it so the client connects as you, scoped to your partner account. There is no API key or secret to paste.
Connect a specific client
The Introw side is identical for every client: copy the MCP Server URL from your partner connector. What differs is where each tool adds a remote MCP server. After adding the URL in any of these, complete the OAuth sign-in to finish.Cursor
Add Introw as a custom MCP server in Cursor’s MCP settings, paste the MCP Server URL, then complete the OAuth sign-in.Gemini
In Gemini, add Introw as a remote MCP server using the MCP Server URL, then complete the OAuth sign-in.Windsurf
In Windsurf, add Introw as a remote MCP server using the MCP Server URL, then complete the OAuth sign-in.Notion AI
In Notion AI, add Introw as a remote MCP server using the MCP Server URL, then complete the OAuth sign-in.Lovable
In Lovable, add Introw as a remote MCP server using the MCP Server URL, then complete the OAuth sign-in.Langdock
In Langdock, add Introw as a remote MCP server using the MCP Server URL, then complete the OAuth sign-in.Verify it worked
The connector page shows Connection is active, and your client can use Introw’s tools - asking it about your program returns live data scoped to your account. To revoke access later, select Disconnect on the connector page; the client loses access immediately and must reconnect.Once connected, try
Put your assistant to work in a sentence:- Register or share a deal - “Register this deal with the vendor and attach my notes,” or “Share this lead with the vendor.”
- Check what you’ll earn - “What commission is pending for me?”
- Track your standing - “What do I still need to close to reach the next tier, and which certifications am I missing?”
- Stay on top of work - “What partner tasks are open for me?”
- Pull enablement and get coached - “Find the vendor’s latest battle card,” or “Coach me on this deal.”
- Self-serve support - “How do I submit an MDF request?”
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