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Connect Tomorro’s MCP server to bring your contracts into the AI assistant you already use. Your assistant can now read your Tomorro data and act on it: create a contract, update a counterparty, upload a signed version, send a contract for signature, and more. Each person connects with their own Tomorro credentials, so the assistant only sees and changes what that user is already allowed to see and change in Tomorro.

What is Tomorro’s MCP capable of?

The Tomorro MCP server is a secure bridge to our public REST API. Once connected, your AI assistant can explore and manage your Tomorro workspace through natural language, bringing structured contract data directly into your conversations. Responses are trimmed to what the assistant needs, so answers come back faster and long conversations stay focused.

Tools in detail

Overview of the Tomorro MCP server and its 39 tools, grouped by area

Examples & Usecases

  • “Which contracts are expiring in the next 90 days?”
  • “Show me all NDAs signed with Acme Corp this year.”
  • “Create an NDA with Acme Corp in English, with Jane Doe as internal signatory.”
  • “What’s the status of the master agreement with supplier X?”
  • “Send the service agreement with supplier X for signature.”
  • “Which clauses are attached to contract ctr_xxx?”
  • “Add our new confidentiality clause to the clause library.”
  • “Here are the PDFs signed in DocuSign — mark the partnership agreement as signed.”
  • “Archive the counterparty Old Supplier Ltd.”
  • “Invite john@acme.com as a member with the USER role.”
  • “I’m on leave from August 1st to August 15th, set my out-of-office.”
  • “Which smart fields are required to create a ‘Service Agreement’ contract?”