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Linetrack MCP server.
At a glanceRead-onlyOAuth 2.1 with PKCEPermissions of the asking user
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Connection
Key facts of the interface.
One server address for all customers. Which data comes back is decided by each user's own sign-in.
Setup
Connected in a few minutes.
First your administrator assigns the “AI Assistant” license to users. Then each user installs Linetrack in their assistant once and signs in with their usual Linetrack login.
Permissions
Who may ask what.
The assistant has no rights of its own. Every answer is produced under the permission check Linetrack applies to the asking user anyway.
Tools
The ten tools.
One tool per customer question, all marked as read-only. Lists come with 20 entries per page and page through the page parameter.
Security
Built for IT departments that ask questions.
The points a security review asks about, written to be passed on.
FAQ
Frequently asked questions
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Can the assistant change data in Linetrack?
Can the assistant change data in Linetrack?
Which license do users need?
Which license do users need?
Why do the capacity tools also appear to users without access to resource planning?
Why do the capacity tools also appear to users without access to resource planning?
Can I connect my own MCP client?
Can I connect my own MCP client?
Is there a machine-readable description?
Is there a machine-readable description?
How reliable are the forecasts?
How reliable are the forecasts?
What happens when there are too many requests?
What happens when there are too many requests?
Which data leaves Linetrack?
Which data leaves Linetrack?
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Linetrack in detail
More ways to get data into and out of Linetrack:
