Rappi API MCP. Automate Latin American Logistics & Orders.

Forget trying to scrape Rappi's website or making your agent click through the consumer app like a human. This server gives your AI client direct access to the core logistics endpoints, letting you manage an entire order lifecycle for Latin America’s biggest super-app. You don't just process orders; you run the whole show.

Setting Up and Checking Store Operations

You gotta know what stores are even open before you take orders. Use list_stores to get a complete list of every operational account ID associated with your setup. Before running any workflow, check if a location is accepting business by calling get_store_availability; this immediately tells you if a store's status is active or closed.

If the whole operation needs to pause—maybe for inventory counts or maintenance—you can control it right away using update_store_status to either open up or shut down a location completely.

Managing Menu and Inventory Data

Knowing what they sell is half the battle. For any store ID you've pulled from your list, run get_store_menu to pull the most current item catalog available for sale. This gives you the full picture of inventory without needing a manual check. When an order comes in, you can confirm that the items are actually stocked and available by checking the real-time status through get_store_availability.

Handling Incoming Order Flow

This is where your agent does the heavy lifting. First, to see what needs attention, run list_new_orders; this pulls a batch list of every incoming order that's sitting there waiting for staff acceptance. When you confirm an order is good to go, use take_order to officially accept it and kick off preparation.

If the order isn't right—maybe the wrong items were requested or the store is closed—you can reject it immediately via reject_order, making sure you pass a specific reason in the payload.

Once accepted, keep track of it using get_order_detail to pull every piece of information tied to a specific order ID. When the staff finishes prepping that food or package, you send a signal to the system by calling mark_ready_for_pickup, letting the courier know it's ready for them. If something goes wrong before pickup, you can still get the necessary codes to validate or finalize the handoff process using get_order_handoff.

Automating Core Logistics Workflows

This server lets your agent manage everything from listing all registered locations with list_stores, to ensuring a store is open enough to take orders via get_store_availability. You can maintain the full catalog using get_store_menu and, when it's time to execute, you control acceptance flows by taking an order with take_order or rejecting it immediately with reject_order.

When prep is done, use mark_ready_for_pickup, then get all the data points you need for tracking with get_order_detail. You also keep the whole system running smoothly by setting store status using update_store_status when needed. It's built to handle the entire operational process without any manual intervention.