inve now works with your AI assistant

Connect your guests, events, and invitations to your favorite AI assistant through the inve MCP. Ask questions, prepare events, and bring context from your other tools into inve, all through a conversation.

We've been testing this with our team and a few customers. Today, we're making it available to everyone.

Your events, now part of the conversation

Every event adds to what you know about the people you bring together. Who attended, what they're interested in, the conversations you've had, and the relationships you've built along the way.

At inve, we've always believed that this context should carry forward. The more you know about your guests, the more personal and thoughtful every future interaction can be.

That's why inve keeps guest profiles, event history, and interactions connected across events.

Now, with the inve MCP, you can bring all of that context into your AI assistant.

Whether you're planning an upcoming dinner, looking for the right people to invite, or preparing to meet someone, you can simply ask.

What can you do with it?

Here are a few examples of how you can use inve with your assistant.

“Brief me on Thursday’s founder dinner.”

Get an overview of who's coming, who hasn't responded, and any guest details worth knowing before the event.

“Find our most engaged partners who haven’t been invited to next month’s dinner.”

Your assistant can look through your guest directory, identify the right people based on their profiles and event history, and add them to the guest list.

“Draft an invitation in the same tone as our last founder dinner.”

Your assistant can reference previous invitations and prepare a new one that sounds like something your team would write.

And you don't have to stop at one request. You could start by reviewing an upcoming event, identify who's missing, add them to the list, and draft an invitation, all in the same conversation.

Bringing your tools together

This is where things get particularly interesting.

Your assistant doesn't have to work with inve alone. It can also connect to the other tools you already use, like your email, calendar, and Slack.

Imagine you're preparing for a day of meetings. You could ask:

“Look at my meetings tomorrow and brief me on everyone I’ve hosted before.”

Your assistant can check your calendar, find the attendees in inve, and pull together their event history and relevant notes. So before walking into a meeting, you already have the context behind the people you're meeting.

Or perhaps your team is planning an event in Slack. You've been discussing potential guests and finally agreed on who to invite.

With Claude Tag and the right connections enabled, you could simply mention Claude in the thread:

“@Claude, add everyone we agreed on in this thread to Thursday’s dinner in inve.”

Claude can follow the conversation, identify the people your team discussed, and add them to your event in inve.

These are just a couple of examples. As you connect more tools to your assistant, you can bring more of your work together.

The context you've built in inve becomes useful beyond the platform itself, wherever you're already working.

You're still in control

Your assistant can help organize guest lists, prepare events, and draft invitations. But sending campaigns and deleting records still happen inside inve.

The integration also respects your existing account permissions. Your assistant can only access the organizations and information you're authorized to use.

Nothing changes about who can access what. You simply have another way to work with inve.

Get started

The inve MCP is now available to all inve customers.

To connect it, add inve as a custom connector in Claude, or another MCP-compatible assistant, using the following address:

https://api.inve.sa/api/mcp

Sign in with your inve account, approve the connection, and you're ready to go.

We're excited to see how you use it. And if there's something you'd love your assistant to do with inve, we'd love to hear about it.