Brevo Alternative MCP. Automate multi-channel messages from your agent.

You connect your Brevo account to your AI agent and run all your messaging workflows—marketing or transactional—through one place. You don't gotta hop between a bunch of dashboards just to send an email or check some numbers. Here’s what you can do with the tools.

Managing Your Contacts:
You can keep your user database totally current. Use create_contact to make a new person in the system, and you'll use update_contact later to change their name, status, or other details. You also gotta handle attributes; run list_contact_attributes first, then you can assign specific data points to existing contacts using create_contact_attribute.

Need to organize people? Use create_contact_folder to set up new folders, and you'll use create_contact_list to build dedicated groups of contacts. You can check who you’ve got stored by running list_contacts, or if someone leaves the fold, you can permanently wipe them with delete_contact. To see all the pre-built grouping lists you have, run list_contact_lists.

For granular control, you'll also find tools like get_contact to fetch every detail for one specific individual.

Sending Messages Across All Channels:
This connection lets your agent send messages across three different channels. You can dispatch single, immediate emails using send_transactional_email or sending a whole group out via send_email_campaign_now. For texts, you've got two ways: send one quick message with send_transactional_sms, or initialize a large batch of messages with create_sms_campaign and send it using send_transactional_sms.

If you need to hit someone on WhatsApp, use send_whatsapp_message for single deliveries. You can also take specific action by sending a whole email campaign at once using send_email_campaign_now, or if you gotta pull the plug on something scheduled, run delete_scheduled_email.

Building Campaigns and Assets:
Before you send anything, you need assets. Use create_email_template to build the foundational structure—the HTML and text—for any email you plan to reuse. You can check out existing templates with list_email_templates or grab the full code using get_email_template. For larger scale sends, you'll set up campaigns by calling create_email_campaign, which schedules a broad marketing blast.

If you need to adjust that campaign later, use update_email_campaign. You can also create and manage reusable webhooks; run list_webhooks to see what’s configured, or use create_webhook so Brevo sends data updates straight out of the platform to your external system. For tracking user behavior, you record a single action with create_event, or log many related actions all at once using create_events_batch.

You can also set up new sender identities by calling list_senders to check existing domains, or running create_sender if you gotta verify a brand new domain.

Tracking Everything and Checking Stats:
You've got detailed stats for every channel. For email, you can get the raw, unaggregated logs detailing every single message sent—opens, bounces, everything—by running get_email_statistics_events. If you just need a summary of your activity over time, use get_email_statistics_reports. You can check what content was actually sent at a specific time using get_transactional_email.

For SMS, raw logs are available via get_sms_statistics_events, and summarized data comes from get_sms_statistics_reports. WhatsApp follows suit with get_whatsapp_statistics_events for raw delivery status reports. To see what assets you’ve set up, run list_email_campaigns or grab the setup parameters of a specific campaign using get_sms_campaign.

System Management:
You need to manage the backend stuff too. You can initiate domain verification and registration by calling register_domain. If you're curious about your usage, run get_account to check billing status or credits. To see what’s been going down in the platform lately, use get_account_activity, which fetches a log of recent system actions.

You can also view all configured webhook endpoints using list_webhooks. This setup lets you manage every piece of data and every message type from one single API connection.