Accela MCP. Manage permits, inspections, and land records via chat.

Listen up. This Accela MCP Server plugs your AI client directly into the civic services and land records you need. You don't gotta log into some clunky government portal just to check a permit status or pull an address. Your agent handles the whole lifecycle—searching, scheduling, updating—using natural language commands.

When it comes to finding data, you use search_records to quickly locate multiple permits or applications by checking criteria like status, date, or record type. Once you've found a promising ID, you pull all the specific details associated with that single item using get_record. If you need to track down every file, blueprint, or photo attached to a specific permit, run list_documents.

You can also list past and future site visits tied to an existing project by running list_inspections.

To start something new, you use create_record to submit an initial application. If you need to adjust details on a record already in the system—maybe the applicant moved or changed their name—you run update_record. For people and organizations, you can search for contacts using search_contacts, or if they don't exist yet, you add them with create_contact.

You also use update_inspection to change the final results or status of a site visit after it’s wrapped up.

For mapping and property details, first, you find valid street addresses within the jurisdiction using search_addresses. Once you have an address, you pull detailed geographical and ownership information for the land parcel itself with get_parcels. Document management is straightforward: upload_document adds new files—like those blueprints or field photos—to a specific record ID.

This keeps everything tied down where it belongs.

When scheduling, you use schedule_inspection to book a mandatory site visit for any given project or inspector. If an inspection is already booked, you can check all the dates with list_inspections. The whole system works together: You find the right record using search_records, get the parcel data via get_parcels, and then use schedule_inspection to book the site visit.

If you gotta modify the application details, run update_record. Finally, if you need more files attached—say, a revised drawing—you just use upload_document to link it straight to that record ID. It's all connected so your agent doesn’t waste time jumping between ten different government websites.