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The Spacebring MCP server is Spacebring’s hosted server for the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard for connecting AI assistants to external data. It gives AI tools like Claude, and other MCP-compatible clients, access to your Spacebring network, so you can look up members, subscriptions, invoices, shop orders, benefits, and more in plain language — without navigating the dashboard or building against the API yourself.

What you can do with Spacebring MCP

  • Member & company lookup — Find members and companies and pull up their profiles.
  • Subscriptions & plans — Check active subscriptions and see which plans you offer.
  • Billing & invoices — Review invoices, contracts, and contract templates.
  • Shop & orders — Browse shop products and categories and review orders.
  • Benefits — See the benefits available to members and who has applied for them.
  • Locations & network — Get network and location details for your space.

Connect Spacebring MCP

Before you connect, make sure you have an active Spacebring network and an MCP-compatible AI client, such as Claude. Add the following URL as a custom MCP connector in your AI client:
For Claude:
  1. Open Settings > Connectors.
  2. Click Add custom connector.
  3. Paste the URL above and confirm.
  4. When prompted, authorize access to your Spacebring network.
For other MCP clients: Add the URL above as a remote MCP server and complete the authorization step when prompted. Once connected, your assistant can access your Spacebring network’s data.

Supported tools

These are the tools your assistant can use to look up information across your network. They work together, so a single request can span members, subscriptions, invoices, and more.

Network & locations

ToolDescriptionExample prompts
getNetworkRetrieve details about your Spacebring network• “What network am I connected to?”
getLocationsList all locations in your network• “List all our locations”
• “How many locations do we have?”
getLocationRetrieve a specific location by ID• “Show me the details for our downtown location”

Customers

ToolDescriptionExample prompts
getCustomersList customers — members and companies — in your network• “List all active companies”
• “Show me our members”
getCustomerRetrieve a specific member or company by ID• “Show me the profile for John Smith”

Plans & subscriptions

ToolDescriptionExample prompts
getPlansList the membership plans you offer• “What plans do we offer?”
getPlanRetrieve a specific plan by ID• “Show details for the Dedicated Desk plan”
getSubscriptionsList subscriptions in your network• “Which subscriptions are active right now?”
• “List subscriptions expiring this month”
getSubscriptionRetrieve a specific subscription by ID• “Show me the details of this subscription”

Billing

ToolDescriptionExample prompts
getInvoicesList invoices in your network• “Show me the most recent invoices”
• “List unpaid invoices”
getInvoiceRetrieve a specific invoice by ID• “Show me the details of this invoice”
getContractsList contracts in your network• “List all active contracts”
getContractRetrieve a specific contract by ID• “Show me this contract’s details”
getTemplatesList contract templates• “What contract templates do we have?”
getTemplateRetrieve a specific contract template by ID• “Show the membership agreement template”

Shop

ToolDescriptionExample prompts
getShopProductsList products in your shop• “What products are available in the shop?”
getShopProductRetrieve a specific product by ID• “Show details for the meeting room credits product”
getShopCategoriesList shop categories• “What shop categories do we have?”
getShopCategoryRetrieve a specific shop category by ID• “Show the drinks category”
getOrdersList shop orders• “Show me recent shop orders”
getOrderRetrieve a specific order by ID• “Show me this order”

Benefits

ToolDescriptionExample prompts
getBenefitsList the benefits available to members• “List the benefits available to members”
getBenefitRetrieve a specific benefit by ID• “Show details for the coffee discount benefit”
getBenefitCategoriesList benefit categories• “What benefit categories do we have?”
getBenefitCategoryRetrieve a specific benefit category by ID• “Show the wellness category”
getBenefitApplicationsList members’ benefit applications• “Who has applied for benefits?”
getBenefitApplicationRetrieve a specific benefit application by ID• “Show me this benefit application”

Guides

ToolDescriptionExample prompts
getGuidesList the guides available in your network• “What guides do we have?”
getGuideRetrieve a specific guide by ID• “Show the onboarding guide”

Rate limits

Spacebring MCP accesses your data through the Spacebring API and shares its rate limits: up to 10 requests per second. If you exceed the limit, requests are temporarily rejected with a 429 response. What to do if you’re rate-limited
  1. Prompt your AI tool to reduce parallel operations.
  2. Space out sequential requests.
  3. Try again after a brief pause.
In most cases, normal conversational use stays well within the limit.

Security

Authentication

  • You authorize access to your Spacebring network when you connect the server — there are no API keys to manage in your AI client.
  • Access is tied to your Spacebring account’s role and permissions.
  • You can disconnect Spacebring MCP from your AI client at any time to end its access.

Approval flows

The Spacebring MCP tools are read operations: they retrieve information from your network so your assistant can answer questions and summarize data for you.

Data access

  • Spacebring MCP only operates within the network you authorize.
  • Your assistant sees the same data your Spacebring account can access.
  • No data is shared beyond the AI client you connect.
If you have questions about Spacebring MCP, reach out to our team at api@spacebring.com.