FieldRoutes MCP Server
Enables Claude to look up customers, check routes, view appointments, pull service history, and access FieldRoutes data directly in conversation.
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FieldRoutes MCP Server for Claude
Connects Claude to your FieldRoutes account so you can look up customers, check routes, view appointments, pull service history, and more — directly in conversation.
Tools included
| Tool | What it does |
|---|---|
search_customers |
Find a customer by name, phone, email, or address |
get_customer |
Full details for a customer by ID |
get_service_history |
Past and open service tickets for a customer |
get_ticket |
Full details on a single service ticket |
get_appointments |
Scheduled appointments by date, customer, route, or tech |
get_routes |
Routes running on a specific date |
get_route_details |
All stops on a specific route |
get_subscriptions |
Recurring service plans for a customer |
get_employees |
Employee/technician list and IDs |
get_invoices |
Invoices and balances for a customer |
Setup
1. Copy this project and install dependencies
npm install
2. Configure your credentials
cp .env.example .env
Open .env and fill in:
FR_AUTH_KEY— from FieldRoutes: Admin → API → Manage KeysFR_AUTH_TOKEN— same locationFR_SUBDOMAIN— the part before.pestroutes.comin your URL (e.g.crownpest)
3. Build and run locally to test
npm run build
npm start
You should see:
FieldRoutes MCP server running on port 3000
MCP endpoint: http://localhost:3000/mcp
Deploy to Railway (recommended — free tier available)
- Go to railway.app and sign up (free)
- Click New Project → Deploy from GitHub repo
- Connect your GitHub account and push this code to a new repo
- Railway will detect Node.js and deploy automatically
- In Railway, go to your project → Variables and add:
FR_AUTH_KEYFR_AUTH_TOKENFR_SUBDOMAIN
- Railway will give you a public URL like
https://fieldroutes-mcp-production.up.railway.app
Deploy to Render (alternative — also free)
- Go to render.com and sign up
- Click New → Web Service
- Connect your GitHub repo
- Set Build Command:
npm install && npm run build - Set Start Command:
npm start - Under Environment, add
FR_AUTH_KEY,FR_AUTH_TOKEN,FR_SUBDOMAIN - Deploy — Render gives you a URL like
https://fieldroutes-mcp.onrender.com
Connect to Claude
- In the Claude desktop app, go to Settings → Connectors
- Click Add custom connector
- Enter your deployed URL +
/mcp:https://your-app.up.railway.app/mcp - Save — Claude can now use all 10 FieldRoutes tools
Verify endpoints against your FieldRoutes docs
The API paths in this server (customer/search, appointment/search, etc.) follow the standard
FieldRoutes REST pattern. If any return a 404, check your tenant-specific API docs at:
https://YOUR_SUBDOMAIN.pestroutes.com/api/docs
or contact FieldRoutes support to confirm the exact path for your account tier.
Security notes
- Your API credentials are stored only in environment variables — never committed to code
- The server does not require its own authentication (Claude is the only caller)
- For extra security, you can add an
API_SECRETenv var and validate it as a bearer token on incoming requests
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