Hosted MCP Server
Salesforce logic and assets connection for AI assistants using the Model Context Protocol.
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Overview
The Hosted MCP Server allows AI assistants such as Claude and ChatGPT to interact directly with your Salesforce data and operations. It provides a standardized interface for connecting AI models to Salesforce logic, assets, APIs, and Flows.
Our verdict
With a security score of 61/100, this server holds a medium-risk rating. While it benefits from being maintained by Salesforce and having zero direct dependencies, it currently lacks read-only mode and lacks explicit OAuth support, meaning every installation operates with full write access. This tool is best suited for organizations already comfortable with Salesforce administrative governance who need to bridge AI models with internal platform assets.
- Maintained directly by Salesforce
- Zero direct dependencies reduces supply-chain surface
- Uses Apache-2.0 open source license
- Active development with recent commits
- No read-only mode restricts permission granularity
- Lack of OAuth support detected
- Not yet undergone independent editorial review
Compatibility
| Client | Local | Docker | Remote | Read-only |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Claude Desktop | ||||
| Cursor | ||||
| VS Code | ||||
| Windsurf | ||||
| ChatGPT |
Frequently asked questions
›Where can I find instructions for configuring MCP servers within Salesforce?
You can manage MCP servers, including enabling or disabling them and attaching APIs and Flows, through the Salesforce Help & Training documentation on configuring MCP servers in Setup.
›Where should I look for authentication details and API specifications?
The Salesforce Developer Guide for Hosted MCP Servers serves as the technical reference manual for authentication requirements and available tools.
›How do I report technical bugs or connection issues?
For connection problems or potential bugs, you must contact official Salesforce Support rather than using the repository's GitHub Issues.
›Is there an SLA for the GitHub issues associated with this repository?
No, there is no service level agreement associated with GitHub issues, and any issues that qualify as support cases will be closed.
›How can I provide feedback or request new features for MCP servers?
You can use the provided issue templates in this repository to suggest documentation improvements, request new features, or ask general questions about MCP servers.
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