Openli MCP. Manage legal compliance and DSARs from natural chat.

Openli connects your AI client directly to robust legal compliance tools. You'll manage everything from Data Subject Access Requests (DSARs) to global cookie consent records without pulling your hair out over regulatory fines. Your agent uses this server to automate complex audit trails, track every third-party data processor you use, and keep a single source of truth for all your site’s legal agreements.

When you connect Openli, your AI client acts like a dedicated privacy officer on demand. You don't just talk about compliance; you do it. It handles the full lifecycle of user consent records: you can pull specific details using get_consent or save proof of consent directly to the ledger with save_consent.

To see what’s on file, you just run list_consents, giving you a complete picture of every record you've ever kept.

Dealing with DSARs is where Openli shines. You initiate and track these requests using natural language commands; you can create a new request ledger entry with create_dsar and, when needed, pull all the required metadata for an existing case via get_dsar. To oversee your current regulatory workload, simply run list_dsars, which gives you a clean list of every open or closed Data Subject Access Request.

You'll never miss a deadline because this server manages the whole process.

Keeping your legal agreements current is critical. Openli lets you maintain an organized archive of all published contracts. To see what’s active, run list_agreements. When you need to check the fine print on one document, use get_agreement to retrieve detailed information about a specific agreement. You can also create and record new legal documents or agreement records using create_agreement, ensuring every term is captured in the system.

For monitoring your compliance posture, your agent runs deep into the audit logs and vendor data relationships. Running list_audit_logs provides a chronological list of every system activity and compliance event that happened—you get a clear trail. You can track all third-party processors using list_vendors, which lists every vendor and data processor attached to your company.

If you need the deep details on one specific partner, run get_vendor. And before you start anything big, running check_openli_status confirms that the connection is live and working right.

This setup means you're always in control. You get a complete overview of your data processing relationships, manage user consent proof points, automate DSAR responses, and keep every legal document versioned—all through simple commands. It’s what you need to stay out of trouble.