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Re:lation MCP Server

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Procrustes5

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Hanse Kim

About Re:lation MCP Server

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Overview

What is Re:lation MCP Server?

Re:lation MCP Server is a server that uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) to access the Re:lation API. It enables AI assistants to use Re:lation’s customer management, ticket management, and other features through MCP.

How to use Re:lation MCP Server?

Install the package globally with npm install -g relation-mcp-server, then configure mcp.json with the command relation-mcp-server and environment variables RELATION_API_TOKEN and RELATION_SUBDOMAIN.

Key features of Re:lation MCP Server

  • Retrieve, search, and create customer information
  • Search and update tickets
  • Search templates
  • Send emails
  • Retrieve label list
  • Retrieve user list
  • Retrieve inbox list

Use cases of Re:lation MCP Server

  • AI assistant retrieving customer data from Re:lation
  • Automating ticket updates or creation via conversational interface
  • Sending emails using predefined templates
  • Querying available labels or users for workflow integration
  • Searching inboxes to triage support requests

Frequently asked questions

1

What authentication is required?

All API calls require an access token. You can generate and manage tokens from the Re:lation system settings under [API トークン].

2

How is the server installed?

Install the package globally using `npm install -g relation-mcp-server`.

3

What environment variables are needed?

Set `RELATION_API_TOKEN` for your token and `RELATION_SUBDOMAIN` for your subdomain in the MCP configuration.

4

What operations does the server support?

It supports customer CRUD, ticket search and update, template search, email sending, and retrieval of labels, users, and inboxes.

5

What is the license?

The project is licensed under MIT.

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