FluentCRM MCP Server

FluentCRM MCP Server

Enables management of FluentCRM marketing automation directly from Cursor, including contact management, tags, lists, campaigns, automations, and webhooks. Allows users to interact with their FluentCRM WordPress plugin through natural language conversations with Claude.

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🚀 FluentCRM MCP Server

MCP Server for FluentCRM - manage your entire marketing automation directly from Cursor!


📋 Table of Contents


What is MCP Server?

MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a new standard from Anthropic that allows AI models (including Claude in Cursor) to connect to external systems.

This MCP Server allows you to:

Manage tags - create, delete, assign to contacts
Edit lists - create lists, add/remove contacts
Create campaigns - send emails to user segments
Automations - manage funnels (automations)
Webhooks - configure webhooks to FluentCRM
Reports - fetch statistics and metrics
Smart Links - manage smart links (when API becomes available)

Everything directly from Cursor, in conversation with Claude!


Requirements

  • ✅ Node.js 18+
  • ✅ npm or yarn
  • ✅ Access to FluentCRM API (your WordPress domain)
  • ✅ Cursor with MCP support
  • ✅ API Key from FluentCRM (generate in Settings → Rest API)

Installation

Step 1: Clone repository or copy files

cd /path/to/your/fluentcrm-mcp-server

Step 2: Install dependencies

npm install

Step 3: Build TypeScript

npm run build

You should see:

✅ dist/fluentcrm-mcp-server.js (compiled)

Step 4: Test connection

export FLUENTCRM_API_USERNAME="your_username"
export FLUENTCRM_API_PASSWORD="your_password"
npm start

You should see:

🚀 FluentCRM MCP Server running on stdio
📡 API URL: https://your-domain.com/wp-json/fluent-crm/v2
👤 Username: your_username

Press CTRL+C to stop.


Configuration

1. Get API Credentials from FluentCRM

Step by step:

  1. Log in to WordPress: https://your-domain.com/wp-admin

  2. Go to: FluentCRM → Settings → Managers

  3. Click Add New Manager

  4. Enter:

    • Name: MCP Server (or something else)
    • Role: Subscriber (sufficient)
    • Permissions: Check all FluentCRM permissions
  5. Click Save Manager

  6. Go to: FluentCRM → Settings → Rest API

  7. Click Create New Key

  8. Select the manager you just created

  9. Click Confirm

  10. Copy:

    • Username (API_USERNAME)
    • Application Password (API_PASSWORD)

2. Set environment variables

Option A: Edit .env file

# .env
FLUENTCRM_API_USERNAME=your_api_username
FLUENTCRM_API_PASSWORD=your_api_password
FLUENTCRM_API_URL=https://your-domain.com/wp-json/fluent-crm/v2

Option B: Export from terminal

export FLUENTCRM_API_USERNAME="your_api_username"
export FLUENTCRM_API_PASSWORD="your_api_password"

3. Cursor Configuration (MCP)

  1. Open Cursor
  2. Press Cmd+Shift+P (macOS) or Ctrl+Shift+P (Windows/Linux)
  3. Search for: "MCP settings" or "Preferences: Open MCP Settings"
  4. Edit configuration file:
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "fluentcrm": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": [
        "/path/to/your/fluentcrm-mcp-server/dist/fluentcrm-mcp-server.js"
      ],
      "env": {
        "FLUENTCRM_API_USERNAME": "your_api_username",
        "FLUENTCRM_API_PASSWORD": "your_api_password",
        "FLUENTCRM_API_URL": "https://your-domain.com/wp-json/fluent-crm/v2"
      }
    }
  }
}
  1. Save and restart Cursor

Usage

After configuration, open chat in Cursor and start asking questions!

Simple questions:

Show me all tags in FluentCRM

Claude will automatically use the MCP Server and return a list of tags.


Available Tools

👤 CONTACTS (Subscribers)

  • fluentcrm_list_contacts - Get list of contacts
  • fluentcrm_get_contact - Get contact details
  • fluentcrm_find_contact_by_email - Search by email
  • fluentcrm_create_contact - Create new contact
  • fluentcrm_update_contact - Update contact
  • fluentcrm_delete_contact - Delete contact

🏷️ TAGS

  • fluentcrm_list_tags - Get all tags
  • fluentcrm_create_tag - Create new tag
  • fluentcrm_delete_tag - Delete tag
  • fluentcrm_attach_tag_to_contact - Assign tag to contact
  • fluentcrm_detach_tag_from_contact - Remove tag from contact

📋 LISTS

  • fluentcrm_list_lists - Get all lists
  • fluentcrm_create_list - Create new list
  • fluentcrm_delete_list - Delete list
  • fluentcrm_attach_contact_to_list - Add contact to list
  • fluentcrm_detach_contact_from_list - Remove contact from list

📧 CAMPAIGNS

  • fluentcrm_list_campaigns - Get campaigns
  • fluentcrm_create_campaign - Create campaign
  • fluentcrm_pause_campaign - Pause campaign
  • fluentcrm_resume_campaign - Resume campaign
  • fluentcrm_delete_campaign - Delete campaign

📨 EMAIL TEMPLATES

  • fluentcrm_list_email_templates - Get templates
  • fluentcrm_create_email_template - Create template

🤖 AUTOMATIONS

  • fluentcrm_list_automations - Get automations (funnels)
  • fluentcrm_create_automation - Create automation

🔗 WEBHOOKS

  • fluentcrm_list_webhooks - Get webhooks
  • fluentcrm_create_webhook - Create webhook

📊 REPORTS

  • fluentcrm_dashboard_stats - Dashboard statistics
  • fluentcrm_custom_fields - Custom fields

Examples

Example 1: Show all tags

In Cursor:

Show me all tags in FluentCRM

Claude will return:

✅ Fetching tags from FluentCRM...

Found the following tags:
1. registered (ID: 1)
2. webinar-jit (ID: 2)
3. progress-75 (ID: 3)
4. participated (ID: 4)
... and 47 more

Example 2: Create new tag

In Cursor:

Create tag "hot-lead" with description "People who watched 75%+ and are interested"

Claude automatically:

  1. Uses fluentcrm_create_tag tool
  2. Returns confirmation

Example 3: Assign tag to contact

In Cursor:

Assign tag "progress-75" to contact with email "jan@example.com"

Claude:

  1. Finds contact by email
  2. Assigns tag
  3. Returns confirmation

Example 4: Create list

In Cursor:

Create new list "Hot-leads" with description "Participants who watched 75%+ of webinar"

Claude creates the list

Example 5: Add contact to list

In Cursor:

Add all contacts with tag "progress-75" to list "Hot-leads"

Troubleshooting

❌ Error: "Authorization failed"

Cause: Wrong API Username or Password

Solution:

  1. Go to FluentCRM → Settings → Rest API
  2. Check if API Key is active
  3. Copy credentials again
  4. Update .env file

❌ Error: "Connection refused"

Cause: FluentCRM API unavailable

Solution:

  1. Check if your WordPress domain is accessible
  2. Ping: ping your-domain.com
  3. Check if WordPress is running

❌ MCP Server won't start

Cause: Missing dependencies

Solution:

npm install
npm run build

❌ Cursor can't see MCP Server

Cause: Wrong file path or missing API credentials

Solution:

  1. Check path in MCP configuration (~/.cursor/settings.json)
  2. Check if file dist/fluentcrm-mcp-server.js exists
  3. Restart Cursor
  4. Check logs: cat ~/.cursor/logs.txt

API Reference

FluentCRM API Documentation: https://rest-api.fluentcrm.com/#introduction


Security

⚠️ IMPORTANT:

  • NEVER commit .env with real credentials to git
  • NEVER share API keys publicly
  • ✅ Use environment variables instead of hardcoding
  • ✅ Regularly rotate API keys

Update

To update MCP Server:

cd fluentcrm-mcp-server
git pull  # or download latest version manually
npm install
npm run build

Restart Cursor.


Support

If you encounter problems:

  1. Check the Troubleshooting section
  2. Check FluentCRM logs: FluentCRM → Logs
  3. Check Cursor logs: ~/.cursor/logs.txt
  4. Contact support

License

MIT


Author

Miłosz Zając
🌐 www.netfly.pl

Date: 2025-01-20
Version: 1.0.0


Made with ❤️ by Miłosz Zając

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