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Introduction
The WISK MCP server lets you ask an AI assistant — Claude, ChatGPT, Microsoft 365 Copilot, or any other MCP-compatible assistant — questions about your live WISK data in plain language: what's in stock, what a recent invoice contained, how sales compare to last week, what to order this week, how last month's variance looked. The assistant reads your real WISK data through a secure connection that you control and can switch off at any time.
What is MCP?
Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect securely to outside services. WISK runs its own MCP server so that any MCP-compatible assistant can read your live WISK data — inventory, invoices, purchase orders, sales, variance — without you exporting reports or pasting numbers in by hand.
One server address works for every assistant:
https://mcp.wisk.ai/mcp
What you can ask
"What's my current stock of Grey Goose?"
"What did my last invoice from Southern Glazer's include, and did any prices go up?"
"What should I order this week based on my par levels?"
"How did last weekend's sales compare to the weekend before?"
"What was my variance last month, and which five items were worst?"
If you have more than one venue, name it in your question — one connection covers every venue your WISK account can access.
How it works
One address, every assistant. Point your assistant at
https://mcp.wisk.ai/mcp— the exact steps to add it differ by assistant, but the address is always the same.Sign in with WISK, nothing else to manage. You authenticate with your normal WISK email and password. There's no API key or technical credential to create or store.
Read-only, always. An assistant connected this way can look at your data and answer questions, but it can never edit items, counts, orders or invoices.
Scoped to your account. The assistant gets exactly what your WISK account gets — the venues you're assigned to, and only what your WISK role allows.
Revoke it anytime. Disconnect from either side: in WISK, under Account → OAuth2 Apps, or from the assistant's own connector/app settings.
Connect your AI assistant
Each assistant adds the connection a little differently, so follow the guide for the one you use:
Using a different MCP-compatible assistant? Point it at https://mcp.wisk.ai/mcp and sign in with your WISK account when it asks.