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Ask about sales, meals, and communities in plain language from ChatGPT and other AI assistants, with access locked to your own data.
What is an MCP server?
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants connect to outside systems through a defined set of tools. An MCP server publishes those tools and decides what an assistant is allowed to ask for and what it gets back.
SI MCP is ServingIntel's MCP server for Genesis. Instead of exporting reports or logging into another dashboard, operators can ask a supported AI assistant, such as ChatGPT, a question in plain language and get an answer drawn from their Genesis data.
Ask it like you would ask a colleague
AI assistants never get open access to Genesis. SI MCP enforces the same permissions your team already relies on, and keeps a record of every request.
Every request is scoped by Genesis permissions. Operators only see the communities and reports their account already has access to, and nothing else.
Each question an assistant sends through SI MCP is recorded with who asked, what was requested, and when.
Request logs support review and auditing, so your team can see exactly how AI assistants are using operational data.
A live MCP server for Genesis Reporting that lets authorized operators ask about sales, meals, and community performance from a supported AI assistant.
Explore SI MCP against a senior living demonstration database before connecting your own communities.
Planned resident experiences start with the dinner menu, salon appointments, and activities, followed by ordering and booking.
Submit your details and we'll open Genesis on our senior living demonstration database so you can see SI MCP with realistic, non-production data.
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