Your conversions, in Claude and ChatGPT.
Connect the Convultra MCP server to Claude, ChatGPT or Cursor and ask about revenue, spend, recovered conversions and delivery in plain English. The answers come from the same numbers as your dashboard, with their caveats attached.
Why did conversions drop last week?
Tracking is healthy. The last event arrived 3 minutes ago, so this is not an outage.
Your site recorded 82 conversions last week, level with 80 the week before, and Google Ads spend rose after the budget change on 7 September. What fell is what Google Ads received: 16 deliveries failed on 10 and 11 September, with $2,310 of conversion value behind them.
They are still inside the 90-day retry window. Want me to list the reasons?
Yes, and retry them if it is safe.
All 16 failed for the same reason: the Google Ads connection had expired. It was reconnected on 11 September and nothing is wrong with the conversions themselves, so a retry should go through.
Retrying is the one thing I cannot do yet. It needs the delivery:write permission, which this connection has not been given. Approve it and I will send all 16.
Two questions, six tool calls.
Ask it the way you would ask an analyst.
The 21 tools are grouped by the question they answer. These are the questions people start with.
What your Google Ads actually returned.
Google Ads counts what reaches it. Convultra records what happened on your site, what it sent to Google Ads and what came back. An assistant can ask about any of it.
The caveats travel with the numbers.
Every result carries a plain-language summary beside the data, so an assistant that reads only the text still cannot misquote it in the obvious ways.
One connection for every client.
On the Agency and Enterprise plans, an agency API key reaches every client you actively manage. One MCP connection can answer “Which clients had failed deliveries this week?” across the whole roster.
The agency program →One URL, then sign in.
https://mcp.convultra.com/mcp There is no key to copy. claude mcp add --transport http convultra https://mcp.convultra.com/mcp Before you connect
What is an MCP server?
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is the open standard AI assistants use to call external tools. Convultra runs a remote MCP server at https://mcp.convultra.com/mcp, so there is nothing to install or host: you connect an assistant to the URL and sign in.
Which assistants can connect?
Claude, Claude Code, ChatGPT, Cursor and any agent that speaks MCP over HTTP. Claude and ChatGPT sign you in with OAuth. Cursor and your own agents use an sk_ API key created under Settings, Developer.
Does it cost extra?
No. The MCP server is included on every plan, in beta. Scale has higher limits, and the Agency plan adds agency keys that reach every client you manage.
Can it change my ad accounts?
No. It never changes bids, budgets or campaigns. Apart from reading, the only thing it can do is retry a failed conversion delivery, and that needs a permission you approve separately.
What can the assistant see?
Tracking health, traffic, conversions, revenue, spend and the delivery log, for the projects you choose when you connect. IP addresses, user agents, device fingerprints and your site's own user IDs are stripped from every result.
Will the answers match my dashboard?
Yes. The MCP server runs the same 21 operations as the REST API and returns the same numbers as the dashboard. Campaign revenue is Convultra's own attribution, so it will not match the conversions Google Ads reports exactly.
Ask your tracking a question.
Start a free trial, install the script, and connect Claude or ChatGPT once the first conversions arrive.
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