# Inbox (useinbox.com) MCP

> Inbox (useinbox.com) MCP connects your AI agent directly to powerful email marketing tools. You manage everything from contact lists and templates to full campaign reports. Use it to automate newsletter scheduling, segment audiences by behavior, and analyze performance metrics without ever leaving your chat interface.

## Overview
- **Category:** marketing-automation
- **Price:** Free
- **Tags:** newsletter, campaign-management, subscriber-lists, email-analytics, audience-engagement, marketing-automation

## Description

Your agent can handle the whole lifecycle of an email campaign. Need to know who you're talking to? Start by listing all available contact lists, then pull specific contacts from any list to build a targeted audience. Once you have your people, you can check out existing templates or look at automated workflows that are already running. The agent even lets you see all the configured webhooks for deeper integration later on.

When it's time to launch, you can find and list active campaigns across the platform. After the emails go out, don't just guess how they did; request a campaign report to see actual performance metrics. If you need to build a whole new sequence of messages, the agent can show you all available email senders so you know what credentials to use. Because this MCP is hosted on Vinkius, your AI client gets instant access to these marketing operations tools alongside thousands of others—all in one place. This means you aren't stuck jumping between five different service dashboards just to run a single campaign analysis.

## Tools

### get_account
Retrieves basic details about your UseINBOX account setup.

### get_campaign_report
Pulls performance metrics and results for a specific, existing campaign ID.

### list_automations
Gives you an overview of every marketing automation workflow that is currently running.

### list_campaigns
Provides a complete inventory list of all email campaigns you've created.

### list_contact_lists
Shows every defined contact group or segment within your account.

### list_contacts
Retrieves the actual list of users belonging to a specific, named contact group.

### list_newsletters
Lists all saved and published newsletters available in your platform.

### list_senders
Identifies and lists every authorized email sending account credential.

### list_templates
Shows an inventory of all the reusable HTML or text templates you've built.

### list_webhooks
Displays a record of every external service connection hook that is currently configured.

## Prompt Examples

**Prompt:** 
```
List all my email campaigns in UseINBOX.
```

**Response:** 
```
I'll fetch the list of your active and past email campaigns.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Show me the contacts in my 'VIP Customers' list.
```

**Response:** 
```
I'll retrieve the subscribers for that specific contact list.
```

**Prompt:** 
```
Get the latest report for campaign ID '456'.
```

**Response:** 
```
I'll look up the performance metrics and results for that campaign.
```

## Capabilities

### Review Account Details
It pulls up all the foundational information for your UseINBOX account.

### List and Analyze Campaigns
You can view every past and active email campaign, then pull performance reports on specific ones.

### Manage Audiences and Contacts
The agent lists all your contact groups and pulls individual contacts from those groups.

### Review Content Assets
You can see templates, list active newsletters, or check which email senders are authorized to operate.

### Audit Automations and Hooks
It lets you view all running marketing automations and any configured webhooks for integrations.

## Use Cases

### Auditing an underperforming campaign
A marketing manager asks, 'Why did the last campaign fail?' The agent responds by running `get_campaign_report` for that specific ID. This immediately shows the open rate versus click-through data, letting the team know if they need to change the subject line or the content.

### Building a segmented nurture sequence
A growth hacker wants to follow up with people who viewed product X but didn't buy. They ask the agent to `list_contact_lists` for 'Viewers - Product X'. The agent pulls those specific users using `list_contacts`, and the user can draft a campaign based only on that segment.

### Checking system dependencies before launch
A marketing ops specialist needs to make sure new webhooks are correctly set up. They ask the agent to run `list_webhooks` and also check `list_automations`. This confirms that both the API hook and the workflow logic are in place, preventing deployment failures.

### Preparing for an annual newsletter
The content team needs a fresh start. They ask to see all existing assets by running `list_templates` and then check what's available via `list_newsletters`. This prevents them from accidentally overwriting necessary historical material.

## Benefits

- Stop manual reporting: Instead of downloading CSVs and manually calculating metrics, you just ask for a `get_campaign_report` on your desired campaign. Your agent gives you the data instantly.
- Targeting precision: Need to talk only to VIP customers? Use the MCP to first run `list_contact_lists`, then pull exact users using `list_contacts`. You cut out the guesswork and reach the right people every time.
- Full content visibility: Before building a campaign, you can check all available assets. Run `list_templates` or see what's in `list_newsletters` to ensure your message looks professional without needing to open five different tabs.
- Workflow auditing: If something breaks, the agent lets you audit everything. Check `list_automations` and `list_webhooks` to pinpoint exactly where an integration failed, saving hours of debugging time.
- Account overview: Get a quick status check on your setup with `get_account`, or verify which accounts can send emails by running `list_senders`. Everything you need is exposed through one single connection.

## How It Works

The bottom line is, your agent turns complex marketing backend operations into simple conversational commands.

1. Tell your agent what data you need, like 'Show me the contacts in my VIP list' or 'List all campaigns.'
2. The MCP translates that request into a specific API call and executes it using the available tools.
3. Your AI client receives structured data—like a report of campaign results or a list of names—and presents it back to you for immediate use.

## Frequently Asked Questions

**How do I get a performance report using UseINBOX MCP?**
You use the `get_campaign_report` tool. Just provide the campaign ID, and your agent will retrieve all associated performance metrics for you.

**Can I list my entire user base with UseINBOX MCP?**
No, you can't get *all* users globally. First, run `list_contact_lists` to see the groups, then use `list_contacts` and specify which group you want data from.

**What is the difference between listing campaigns and getting a report with UseINBOX MCP?**
Listing campaigns (`list_campaigns`) gives you names and basic status. Getting a report (`get_campaign_report`) requires an ID and returns detailed analytics like open rates.

**How does the UseINBOX MCP help with webhooks?**
You use `list_webhooks` to see every external service that's connected. This lets you audit your integrations and make sure data is flowing correctly between systems.