Precisely MCP. Turn fuzzy addresses into actionable coordinates.

You gotta feed your agent the Precisely intelligence network so it knows what's actually at a location. This connection lets your client pull accurate geospatial data—everything from tax rates to flood risks—without needing a dozen different map APIs. It gives you real-world context for any coordinate set.

Resolving Coordinates and Addresses

When you have an address, even if it's partial, the agent doesn't guess; it resolves precise global coordinates using **geocode_address**. You feed it a full or partial street name, and it spits out latitude/longitude. It also tells you how accurate that match is—did it nail the rooftop level, or did it just hit the general street segment? If you're still typing an address, use **autocomplete_address**; this gives up to ten ranked suggestions from a massive global database of structured addresses right as your user types.

But if you start with coordinates instead of text, you can go backward. The **reverse_geocode** tool takes those lat/long points and converts them back into a complete, structured postal address, confirming the nearest rooftop-level street components. For full validation, use **verify_address**. This checks any input postal address against official databases, correcting formatting issues and telling you straight up if the location is actually deliverable.

Calculating Financial and Property Data

Need to know what people are paying in taxes? The agent determines the combined sales tax rate for a specific coordinate using **get_local_tax**. It doesn't just give you one number; it breaks down exactly where that money goes—the state contribution, the county split, and the city portion. For property-specific numbers on US addresses, **get_property_info** retrieves comprehensive records.

You get lot size measurements, building square footage counts, assessed values, and even the year the structure was built.

If you just need to know what time zone it is right now, use **get_timezone**. It resolves the IANA timezone identifier and gives you the current UTC offset for any coordinate, making sure it handles Daylight Saving Time shifts correctly.

Analyzing Risk and Demographics

The agent reads specific risk scores tied to location. If flood concerns come up, **enrich_flood_risk** evaluates coordinates against FEMA data, returning the official flood zone classification (like A, AE, X, or V) plus a calculated risk index. For crime analysis, **enrich_crime_risk** calculates the specific crime risk index for those coordinates.

It normalizes scores across categories like burglary and theft relative to national averages.

Want to know who lives there? **enrich_demographics** pulls detailed socioeconomic profiles. This includes household income brackets, population density counts, and education level data for the area. You're getting deep insights into the community surrounding those coordinates.