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Capsule CRM manages your entire client lifecycle—from initial contact to completed project. You can search for people and companies, track sales deals, update task assignments, and monitor project progress using natural language commands from any AI agent.
What your AI can do
Create entry
Creates a new note entry record for a party, project, or opportunity.
Create opportunity
Generates and saves a brand new sales opportunity into the system.
Create party
Registers an entirely new person or organization (a party) in your database.
Search for specific people or organizations and retrieve their complete profile details.
List, search, update the status of, or even delete entire sales deals in your pipeline.
Create new projects and check on their current status and associated resources.
Generate to-do lists, assign tasks, or review the full history of interactions for any client record.
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Creates a new note entry record for a party, project, or opportunity.
Create Opportunity
Generates and saves a brand new sales opportunity into the system.
Create Party
Registers an entirely new person or organization (a party) in your database.
Create Project
Sets up a new project record (kase) when a deal closes or starts.
Create Task
Creates a specific, actionable to-do item for any user or resource.
Delete Opportunity
Removes an existing sales opportunity from the pipeline.
Delete Party
Permanently removes a party (person or organization) record.
Delete Project
Deletes an entire project record (kase).
Delete Task
Removes a specific task from the system's to-do list.
Get Current User
Identifies and shows who is currently authenticated with the MCP.
Get Opportunity
Retrieves all detailed information for one specific sales opportunity.
Get Party
Fetches all available data for a single contact or organization (a party).
Get Project
Retrieves all details related to one specific project (kase).
Get Task
Fetches the current status and details of a single task.
List Custom Fields
Shows all available custom data fields you've set up for parties, projects, or...
List Deleted Parties
Retrieves a list of parties that have been deleted since a specific date.
List Entity Entries
Lists all recorded notes and interactions for a given party, project, or opportunity.
List Entries
Shows recent activity records, including both notes and emails.
List Opportunities
Retrieves a list of every open sales opportunity in the system.
List Parties
Lists all parties (people and organizations) recorded in your CRM.
List Projects
Retrieves a list of every active project (kases).
List Tags
Displays all the tag definitions you use for organizing parties, deals, or projects.
List Tasks
Gets a list of tasks that are currently open and need attention.
List Teams
Shows all the teams defined within your organization's structure.
List Users
Lists every user account connected to the CRM system.
Search Opportunities
Searches the entire database of opportunities using keywords or criteria.
Search Parties
Searches for a specific person or organization (party) by name, email, or keyword.
Update Opportunity
Changes the status, value, or details of an existing sales opportunity record.
Update Party
Modifies specific data points on an already existing contact's profile.
Update Project
Updates details, status, or key milestones for a current project.
Update Task
Modifies the due date, assignee, or status of an assigned task.
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The headache of juggling sales and project details.
Today, when a deal moves from 'Qualified' to 'Proposal Sent,' someone has to manually log into the CRM. Then, they have to open a separate task list to create follow-up items for the Account Manager. Next, maybe they need to update custom fields because of new information received in an email, and then they copy all that history over to a separate project management board.
With this MCP, you just talk to your agent. You tell it, 'The deal is ready for proposal.' The system automatically updates the opportunity status using `update_opportunity`, creates necessary follow-ups with `create_task`, and logs the entire conversation into the party’s history via `create_entry`. It's one command.
Managing client relationships with Capsule CRM MCP
You no longer have to run separate reports just to piece together a client's full journey. You can use `list_entity_entries` or `get_party` and get every note, email, and interaction history in one view. This saves you hours of cross-referencing data.
The whole point is that your agent connects all those dots for you. It’s not just a list; it's a cohesive record. That changes everything about how fast you can onboard a new sales rep or prepare for an audit.
What your AI can actually do with this
Okay, so here's the deal: managing relationships across different platforms is a nightmare of tabs, copies, and pasted data. Before this MCP, if you needed to know a client's full history or update a sales opportunity, you were bouncing between your CRM, your task list, and your email platform. It was slow.
Now, you just talk to your agent. You can ask it to find details on a company using search_parties and then tell it to create an associated project. Your agent handles the sequence of steps—it pulls up the client's profile, confirms their status, and makes sure all related tasks are logged.
Whether you’re managing sales pipelines or tracking deep-dive projects, this MCP lets you handle all that complexity without leaving your chat window. Because Vinkius hosts it, your agent connects to everything in one place. It means you keep the focus on the client, not the clicks.
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Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is that you talk to it once, and your agent executes all the complex steps in the background.
First, connect your Capsule CRM Personal Access Token to your AI agent via Vinkius.
Next, give your agent a command, like 'Find the details for Acme Corp.'
The agent runs the necessary tools and returns structured data showing the contact's profile or project status.
Who is this actually for?
Account Managers who hate manually updating records. Sales Reps who need quick access to contact history before a call. Project Leads responsible for ensuring tasks don't fall through the cracks.
Needs to quickly retrieve full contact history and background info on a client before hopping on an important meeting.
Must update the status of open deals or add post-call notes instantly, without leaving the chat interface.
Needs to monitor project progress and ensure all assigned tasks are completed on time across multiple team members.
What Changes When You Connect
Update deal statuses instantly. Instead of navigating to the opportunity record and manually changing its stage, you simply tell your agent to update an existing opportunity using update_opportunity—and it's done. This keeps your pipeline accurate without extra clicks.
Build a complete client picture fast. If you only have a name, use search_parties. The agent pulls up the full profile, allowing you to see all recorded notes and interactions via list_entity_entries, giving you instant context before any call.
Keep project momentum high. Don't forget follow-ups. You can check status with get_project or set a reminder using create_task. This ensures that no critical milestone slips through the cracks after the initial kick-off.
Streamline data capture. When a meeting ends, you don't have to open three different forms. You tell your agent what happened; it handles creating notes (create_entry) and updating the associated party record with update_party in one go.
Understand your structure immediately. Use tools like list_tags or list_custom_fields to see exactly how your business is structured, ensuring that any new data you create (like a deal using create_opportunity) fits perfectly into your existing data model.
See it in action
The SDR needs context on a cold lead.
A sales development rep finds a prospect's name. Instead of searching the web, they ask their agent to use search_parties. The agent retrieves the profile and shows recent activity history, letting the SDR tailor their pitch immediately.
The AE needs to close out an old deal.
An account executive realizes a client is no longer interested in a specific product. They ask the agent to use delete_opportunity on that record, keeping the main party file intact while accurately cleaning up the pipeline.
The PM needs to assign follow-up actions.
After reviewing project status with get_project, a Project Manager realizes two action items are missing. They tell their agent, and it uses create_task for both issues, assigning them directly to the relevant team members.
The Client Service Rep needs to log meeting notes.
A CSR finishes a call with a key account. Instead of logging into the system and finding the right place, they tell their agent, which uses create_entry automatically linking the note to the correct party record.
The honest tradeoffs
Searching by general keywords.
Just asking 'Tell me about Tech Solutions' without giving specific parameters, which often returns too much irrelevant data and forces you to sift through old emails.
Use the dedicated function search_parties and provide the required identifying information. For example: 'Search for parties where the company name is Tech Solutions.' This gives a precise result.
Creating records manually in multiple places.
Having to create the contact record in the CRM, then creating a separate task list item in your project management tool, and finally updating the deal status in an email attachment.
Let your agent handle it. You can tell it: 'Create a party for John Doe and start a new opportunity.' The MCP handles both create_party and create_opportunity in sequence.
Forgetting to update records after a change.
The client's address changed, but you only updated the internal spreadsheet. The CRM record remains wrong until someone manually notices and fixes it.
Use update_party immediately when data changes. Tell your agent: 'Update the party with ID 54321; their new address is [new address].' This keeps all systems synced.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Okay, so here’s the deal: Use this MCP if your primary bottleneck is managing client relationships or sales deals. If you need to know who a person is, what opportunities exist for them, or what tasks are pending on their associated projects—this is your tool. Don't use it, however, if your core operational need is tracking physical inventory (use an ERP connector instead) or complex financial ledger entries (you'd need a dedicated accounting MCP). If you just need to view data that already exists in one place, simple read tools like list_parties might suffice. But if you need to change the state of things—create, update, delete—this is what you use.
Questions you might have
How do I find details on a client using the get_party tool? +
You use get_party to retrieve all data for a specific person or organization. This gives you their full profile, including contact info and history records.
Can I list all my open sales deals using list_opportunities? +
Yes, running list_opportunities pulls up every active deal in your pipeline. You can then ask the agent to search or update any of those listings by name.
How do I make a new contact record using create_party? +
Use create_party and provide all the required details (name, email, company). This registers the person or organization into your CRM database correctly.
What is the difference between list_tasks and get_task? +
list_tasks gives you a general view of all open tasks. get_task lets you pull up the specific, detailed status for one task by its ID.
Can I update an opportunity using update_opportunity? +
Yes, update_opportunity allows you to change a deal’s value, stage, or owner after it has already been created and listed in the pipeline.
How do I view a party’s complete interaction history using list_entity_entries? +
You use the list_entity_entries tool to pull all notes, emails, and system updates related to a specific record. This goes beyond just current details by giving you a chronological log of every action taken on that party, project, or opportunity.
Before I update data, how do I check what custom fields are available for parties? (list_custom_fields) +
You must call list_custom_fields first to see the exact definitions. This tells your AI client precisely which custom fields exist and if they accept specific data types before you attempt an update or creation.
I deleted a party by mistake; how can I retrieve records using list_deleted_parties? +
The list_deleted_parties tool allows you to look up parties that have been removed, provided you specify the date range. This is essential for data recovery and checking compliance before permanently deleting information.
How can I find a specific contact or company in my CRM? +
You can use the search_parties tool by providing a search query. The AI will return matching people and organizations, including their IDs for further inspection via get_party.
Can I see the history of interactions for a specific person? +
Yes! Use the list_entity_entries tool with the Party ID. This will retrieve all history entries, notes, and activities associated with that specific contact.
Is it possible to manage my sales opportunities and pipeline? +
Absolutely. You can use list_opportunities to see your current deals, get_opportunity for details, and update_opportunity to change milestones or probabilities as deals progress.
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