Hightouch MCP. Audit data models and sync status via conversation
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Hightouch (Reverse ETL) MCP Server lets you manage data synchronization workflows entirely via conversation. You can list all syncs, monitor run histories, audit data models, and check connected sources and destinations.
Take control of your data pipelines and sync operations without opening the Hightouch UI.
What your AI agents can do
Get sync
Retrieves specific metrics and detailed schemas for a single, identified data synchronization job.
List destinations
Lists all external SaaS applications (like Salesforce or HubSpot) that receive data from your warehouse.
List models
Lists every defined data model within your Hightouch account for auditing purposes.
Runs list_models to list all SQL definitions used in your warehouse analytics pipelines.
Uses list_syncs and get_sync to see which data syncs are active and retrieve their current metrics.
Calls list_sync_runs to pull historical execution states and success logs for any sync job.
Executes list_sources to list all connected Data Warehouse connections (e.g., Snowflake, BigQuery).
Runs list_destinations to list all connected SaaS nodes receiving outbound data.
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019d75b1get sync
Retrieves specific metrics and detailed schemas for a single, identified data synchronization job.
019d75b1list destinations
Lists all external SaaS applications (like Salesforce or HubSpot) that receive data from your warehouse.
019d75b1list models
Lists every defined data model within your Hightouch account for auditing purposes.
019d75b1list sources
Lists every active connection to a data warehouse or data source.
019d75b1list sync runs
Provides a history of sync jobs, including success status and row counts for past executions.
019d75b1list syncs
Lists all currently active and scheduled data synchronization jobs.
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What you can do with this MCP connector
Hightouch (Reverse ETL) MCP Server lets you manage your data sync workflows entirely through conversation. You'll list every sync, check run histories, audit data models, and verify all connected sources and destinations—all without touching the Hightouch UI.
Audit Data Models
To audit data models, you run list_models to get a list of every SQL definition used in your warehouse analytics pipelines.
Check Sync Status
Use list_syncs to see all active and scheduled data synchronization jobs. You can then call get_sync to pull specific metrics and detailed schemas for any single sync job.
View Run History
Call list_sync_runs to pull historical execution states and success logs for any sync job, letting you track performance over time.
Map Data Sources
Run list_sources to list every active connection to a data warehouse or data source, so you know exactly where your data's coming from. You can also run list_destinations to list all connected SaaS nodes, like Salesforce or HubSpot, that receive outbound data from your warehouse.
How Hightouch MCP Works
- 1 Subscribe to the server and provide your Hightouch API Key.
- 2 Ask your AI client to perform a specific audit (e.g., 'What sources are connected?').
- 3 The agent calls the corresponding tool, retrieves the data, and reports the structured findings back to you.
The bottom line is, your AI client handles all the API calls and data formatting, giving you a complete operational view of your data stack via text.
Who Is Hightouch MCP For?
This server is for the Data Engineer who spends too much time clicking through dashboards to check a single sync status. It's for the Analytics Engineer who needs to verify a data model connection without opening the warehouse UI. If you spend any time manually auditing data lineage or checking sync run success rates, this is for you.
Uses list_syncs and list_models to monitor sync health and audit SQL model definitions without opening the Hightouch UI.
Verifies warehouse source connections using list_sources and maps data models to outbound destinations using list_destinations.
Checks list_sync_runs to confirm critical marketing and sales data is up-to-date and the success rate is high.
What Changes When You Connect
- Audit Models Instantly: Use
list_modelsto audit your entire SQL definition set. You can check the data models driving your syncs without opening the warehouse UI. - Track Data Lineage: Quickly see where data goes.
list_destinationsidentifies every connected SaaS node (Salesforce, HubSpot) receiving outbound objects. - Monitor Sync Health:
list_syncsgives you a roster of all sync jobs.get_synclets you deep-dive into a specific job's metrics and schema. - Verify Data Sources: Use
list_sourcesto confirm all data warehouse connections are active. This prevents sync failures caused by broken upstream connections. - Review Past Runs:
list_sync_runspulls the full execution history. You can check the success rate and total rows processed over time to confirm reliability. - Full Visibility: By chaining these tools, you get a complete picture of your data flow—from
list_sourcestolist_destinations—all from a single chat session.
Real-World Use Cases
The Data Source Breakage Check
A data engineer notices syncs failing. Instead of checking the UI, they ask their agent: 'What sources are connected?' The agent runs list_sources, revealing the problem: an inactive connection to the production database. The engineer fixes the source and continues monitoring with list_syncs.
Auditing a New Marketing Pipeline
A growth ops manager needs to know if HubSpot is getting the right data. They ask the agent to run list_destinations to confirm HubSpot is connected, then ask get_sync for the specific sync's metrics. They confirm the schema matches the requirement, and the pipeline is safe.
Checking Historical Sync Reliability
A team lead wants to know if the sales data was reliable last month. They ask the agent to run list_sync_runs for the sales sync ID. The agent returns a history log, showing the success rate and total rows processed over the last 30 days, proving reliability.
Discovery of Missing Models
An analytics engineer is setting up a new report. They ask the agent: 'What data models exist?' The agent runs list_models, providing a complete list of available SQL definitions, saving hours of manual exploration.
The Tradeoffs
Manual UI Navigation
Trying to check a sync status by opening the Hightouch dashboard, clicking the 'Syncs' tab, filtering by date, then clicking into the run ID, and finally reading the logs.
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Just ask your agent: 'Show me the last 5 runs for sync ID XYZ.' The agent runs list_sync_runs and gives you the summary immediately.
Guessing Connections
Assuming a destination like Slack is connected because it was used last week, but not confirming if the sync is still active or if the schema changed.
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Run list_destinations first. Then, use get_sync to verify the exact metrics and schema for the connection you need to trust.
Running everything sequentially
Calling list_sources, then list_models, then list_syncs, and having to manually compare the three lists to understand the data flow context.
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Start by listing the syncs with list_syncs. Then, use get_sync on the target sync to pull the necessary context about its required sources and models in one go.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if you need to audit, track, or verify the operational state of your data pipeline. You need to confirm what data is moving, where it's going, and if the movement succeeded. Specifically, if you need to check the run history (list_sync_runs), list the available sources (list_sources), or see which SaaS nodes are receiving data (list_destinations), this is the right tool. Don't use it if you just need to manually write a single SQL query or if you are building a new data source connection—for those tasks, you need the native Hightouch UI. If you only need a simple list of sync names, the list_syncs tool is sufficient, but for anything requiring context, use the full suite.
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Available Capabilities
Data pipeline auditing shouldn't feel like a database deep dive.
Before this, checking a sync's status meant opening the Hightouch platform. You'd navigate to the sync list, find the run history, filter by date, and then pull the raw logs to confirm success or failure. It was a multi-tab, high-click process just to confirm a simple metric.
Now, you tell your agent what you need. You ask, 'What was the success rate for the sales sync last week?' The agent runs the necessary tools and gives you the answer in a clean, readable summary. You get the operational truth without leaving your chat window.
Hightouch (Reverse ETL) MCP Server: Sync Management
The pain points—checking source status, auditing models, and confirming destinations—all require jumping between different sections of the platform. This means context switching, copy-pasting IDs, and relying on manual memory.
This server centralizes all that metadata. You can ask to audit the entire system's health—from `list_sources` to `list_destinations`—and get a unified operational report. It's all one prompt, one answer.
Common Questions About Hightouch MCP
How do I check if a specific data source is connected using the Hightouch (Reverse ETL) MCP Server? +
Run list_sources to see a list of all currently connected data warehouses. If the source you need is listed, it's connected. If not, you need to add it in the Hightouch UI.
What is the difference between `list_syncs` and `list_sync_runs` with the Hightouch (Reverse ETL) MCP Server? +
list_syncs lists the scheduled jobs themselves (the blueprints). list_sync_runs lists the actual execution instances of those jobs, showing historical status and row counts.
Can I audit my SQL models using the Hightouch (Reverse ETL) MCP Server? +
Yes, use the list_models tool. It pulls definitions for all data models used in your warehouse analytics pipelines, letting you audit the underlying logic.
How do I see which SaaS apps receive data using the Hightouch (Reverse ETL) MCP Server? +
Run list_destinations. This shows all external nodes like Salesforce or HubSpot that are configured to receive synchronized outbound data from your warehouse.
How do I list all active data warehouse connections using the `list_sources` tool? +
The list_sources tool shows every connected data warehouse. You can see the names and status of all sources, like Snowflake or BigQuery, to confirm connectivity.
What does the `get_sync` tool provide about a specific synchronization job? +
The get_sync tool gives you detailed information on one sync. You can retrieve the full schema, the sync schedule, and its current status in one call.
How can I check the performance metrics of my data pipelines using the `list_sync_runs` tool? +
The list_sync_runs tool provides historical execution states. You can check metrics like the total number of rows processed and the success status for any past sync run.
What is the purpose of the `list_models` tool in managing data models? +
The list_models tool enumerates all defined data models. This lets you audit the SQL definitions that power your analytics pipelines before they sync data.
Can I check the SQL definition of a data model through my agent? +
Yes. Use the list_models tool to retrieve pure SQL definitions bounding your warehouse analytics pipelines. This allows your agent to audit transformation logic without you needing to dive into the Hightouch UI.
How do I monitor the success rate of my sync runs? +
The list_sync_runs tool provides historical execution states and success tracking for any specific Sync ID. Your agent can aggregate these logs to report on overall reliability and identify transient failures.
Can I see which SaaS apps are receiving data from Hightouch? +
Absolutely. Use the list_destinations tool to identify all connected SaaS nodes accepting synchronized outbound objects. This helps you audit exactly where your warehouse data is being pushed.
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