Autenti MCP. Automate compliance and contract signatures.
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Autenti provides digital document signing with legal-grade electronic signatures. It handles compliance according to European eIDAS regulations. Connect this MCP to your AI client, and you gain full control over professional document workflows; manage processes, audit history, and track participant progress using natural conversation.
What your AI agents can do
Check api health
Verifies the connectivity status between your AI client and Autenti's API endpoint.
Add new contact
Adds a specified contact to your internal address book for future use in processes.
Create new signature process
Initializes a brand new document signing workflow, requiring a title and associated metadata.
Initiates a new digital agreement workflow by providing necessary titles and metadata.
Retrieves the current state, high-fidelity metadata, and historical audit data for any specific signature process.
Directly performs required document actions—like sending or rejecting—after identifying valid options for the agreement's current status.
Adds new signers to your address book, lists existing contacts, and views who is currently assigned to a process.
Accesses the full directory of active webhooks or lists all ongoing document signature workflows for monitoring purposes.
Runs a simple check to verify that Autenti's connection is functioning correctly with your agent.
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Autenti: 12 Document Workflow Tools
These tools let you manage the entire lifecycle of digital agreements, from creating a new process to getting compliance reports.
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Start using Autenti on Vinkius019dd0bdcheck api health
Verifies the connectivity status between your AI client and Autenti's API endpoint.
019dd0bdadd new contact
Adds a specified contact to your internal address book for future use in processes.
019dd0bdcreate new signature process
Initializes a brand new document signing workflow, requiring a title and associated metadata.
019dd0bdexecute process action
Applies a specific state-changing action (like Sign or Reject) to an existing signature process ID.
019dd0bdget user account profile
Fetches the metadata for the user account that is authenticated and connected to your AI client.
019dd0bdget process details
Retrieves comprehensive details about a specific document signing workflow instance.
019dd0bdlist available process actions
Checks and lists all possible actions that can be performed on a given document process ID.
019dd0bdlist saved contacts
Retrieves all contacts stored in your dedicated address book within Autenti.
019dd0bdlist process files
Lists all files associated with a given document signing process ID.
019dd0bdlist process participants
Shows who the current signers and observers are for a specific agreement workflow.
019dd0bdlist signature processes
Provides a list of every document signing process currently managed by the system.
019dd0bdlist configured webhooks
Retrieves the full list of active webhooks configured for your account for event monitoring.
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The headache of chasing signatures across email threads.
Today, managing a single contract involves opening multiple tabs: one for the document draft, another for the signer list, and then checking your inbox history to see if the last person responded. You're copying names from emails into spreadsheets, manually verifying status updates, and spending time figuring out which stage of signature approval you are actually on.
With this MCP, all that coordination gets absorbed by your agent. You tell it: 'I need process XYZ signed.' The AI handles the full lifecycle—it checks who needs to sign (`list_process_participants`), determines if a new signer is needed (`add_new_contact`), and pushes the document forward using `execute_process_action`. What you get is an instant, accurate status update.
Accessing process details with `get_process_details`
Before this MCP, to get full visibility, you’d have to manually combine data points: checking the document's current status from one dashboard and then cross-referencing participant roles from a separate audit log. This process is slow; it requires logging into two or three different places just for context.
Now, calling `get_process_details` provides all that high-fidelity metadata in one query. You get the full picture—status, history, participants—at once. It cuts out the swivel-chair workflow entirely.
What you can do with this MCP connector
This connector lets you run your entire digital signature pipeline through a natural language interface. You can stop manually checking individual contract statuses or digging through email threads trying to figure out who signed what. Instead, your AI client acts as the dedicated coordinator. It handles everything from starting new agreements with specific metadata to tracking participant progress and executing actions like sending, signing, or rejecting documents based on the current state.
This capability is key for compliance teams needing real-time visibility into process status and audit trails. Connecting Autenti via Vinkius makes it available across any MCP-compatible client; you just talk to your agent, and it manages the complex signature coordination.
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How Autenti MCP Works
- 1 First, subscribe to this MCP and retrieve the necessary OAuth Access Token from the Autenti Developer Portal. You need these credentials.
- 2 Next, instruct your AI client to list all existing signature processes using
list_signature_processesor check for available actions on a specific process ID vialist_available_process_actions. - 3 Finally, tell your agent what you want to achieve—for example, 'Send the agreement to John Doe'—and it executes the action using tools like
execute_process_action.
The bottom line is: Your AI client talks to Autenti; Autenti handles the complex compliance and document state changes.
Who Is Autenti MCP For?
Legal Counsel, Compliance Officers, and Sales Operations need this. The pain point is spending hours manually chasing signatures or validating process statuses across multiple systems. They gotta check every single contract's status before a deal closes.
Uses list_process_participants and get_user_account_profile to validate who is involved in a workflow and ensure the audit trail meets eIDAS standards.
Manages document lifecycles by calling create_new_signature_process, then using get_process_details to track compliance metrics for litigation readiness.
Automates the agreement dispatch process, listing contacts with list_saved_contacts and sending agreements via execute_process_action without leaving their CRM.
What Changes When You Connect
- No more status checks. You can list all ongoing documents using
list_signature_processes—get a quick overview of every agreement without opening multiple tabs. - Full control over the document state. Instead of guessing what's next, first run
list_available_process_actions. Then, useexecute_process_actionto move the workflow forward precisely when needed. - Perfect coordination is guaranteed. You can manage participant directories and add signers using
add_new_contactor check existing participants withlist_process_participants; it's all in one place. - Audit trails are instant. The agent pulls high-fidelity metadata via
get_process_details, giving you immediate, reliable compliance data every time. - Operational readiness is clear. Use
check_api_healthto ensure the connection works before running anything mission-critical; it's a quick sanity check. - Visibility into events. You can review all active webhooks using
list_configured_webhooks, ensuring your system gets real-time alerts for incoming document events.
Real-World Use Cases
Onboarding new vendors
A Procurement Manager needs to sign a Service Agreement with five new vendors. They use list_saved_contacts to pull the contacts, then call create_new_signature_process for each vendor's specific agreement type, and finally execute the 'SEND' action via execute_process_action. This replaces 15 manual emails.
Compliance audit preparation
The Compliance Officer needs to prove all NDAs signed last quarter are active. They run list_signature_processes for the relevant date range, then use get_process_details on each ID to pull the complete participant list and status record for an auditor.
Fixing a stalled contract
A Legal team member notices a key signer hasn't responded. They check list_process_participants, see who is missing, then use add_new_contact to get the updated contact info and re-send the document using execute_process_action.
Verifying system status
The Ops Engineer wants to know if the connector is working before a major sign-off. They simply call check_api_health. If that succeeds, they're cleared to proceed with complex workflow orchestration.
The Tradeoffs
Treating processes as simple files
Trying to use a general file listing tool and assuming the document status or signers are visible. You only get raw files, not state.
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You must first call list_process_files (to list the assets) but always pair that with get_process_details to get the critical metadata and current workflow state.
Ignoring process lifecycle
Attempting to sign a document without knowing if it's ready. You call an action tool, but it fails because the status isn't 'READY_TO_SIGN'.
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Always start by calling list_available_process_actions on the process ID. This tells you exactly what actions are valid right now.
Manual contact entry
Manually entering every signers' email and details into a spreadsheet, leading to typos or outdated information.
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list_saved_contacts pulls everything from your dedicated address book. If you need a new person, use add_new_contact; it keeps records clean.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this MCP if your primary requirement is managing the legal lifecycle of documents: tracking state, ensuring eIDAS compliance, and coordinating multiple parties who must sign. If you just need to store a list of files or check a single user's profile without workflow context, then maybe list_process_files works standalone.
Don't use this if your goal is simply general messaging; that requires a different kind of connector. Also, don't rely on it for long-term data storage outside the process scope—use add_new_contact only to reference people, not as primary record keeping. If you need raw API access without structured process orchestration, you might be better off with direct SDK calls, but this MCP handles the complexity for you.
Common Questions About Autenti MCP
How do I find my Autenti Access Token? +
Log in to the Autenti Developer Portal, navigate to your application settings, and generate an OAuth 2.0 Access Token.
Can I discover valid actions via AI? +
Yes! The list_available_process_actions tool retrieves a dynamic list of valid operations (like SEND or SIGN) based on the document's high-fidelity status.
How do I add a new contact programmatically? +
Use the add_new_contact tool to register a name and email in your Autenti address book for future high-fidelity signature requests.
How do I use `get_process_details` to track a document's status over time? +
The tool retrieves the current, high-fidelity metadata for any specific signature process. It’s useful for checking historical audit data or verifying if a contract moved from 'SENT' to 'SIGNED.' This lets your agent report exactly what happened and when it changed state.
If I need to know who is involved, how do I use `list_process_participants`? +
This tool pulls a list of all signers and observers associated with a document process. It helps you manage collaboration by confirming if the right people are on the record or if someone needs to be added. You get clear oversight of the entire participant group.
What should I do if my AI agent reports connection issues, and how does `check_api_health` help? +
Running check_api_health verifies your API connectivity instantly. If this tool confirms the connection is active, you know the problem isn't with the link itself. This helps narrow down troubleshooting to data or workflow logic issues.
How do I verify that real-time document events are working correctly using `list_configured_webhooks`? +
This tool shows all active webhook endpoints connected to your account. You use this list to confirm the delivery mechanism is set up and operational. If a critical event isn't being received, checking these hooks confirms if the notification pipeline is broken.
What information does `create_new_signature_process` require before I can start an agreement? +
Starting a process requires both a title and associated metadata. Providing this upfront ensures the system correctly categorizes the document from day one. It's crucial input that dictates how your agent manages the workflow lifecycle.
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