iceDQ MCP Server

iceDQ MCP Server

Enables managing the full data quality lifecycle through Claude Desktop, including data exploration, profiling, validation, duplicate detection, reconciliation, workflows, schedules, and execution monitoring.

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<h1 align="center">iceDQ MCP Server</h1>

<p align="center"> <strong>Connect Claude Desktop to the iceDQ Data Quality Platform</strong> </p>

<p align="center"> <a href="https://icedq.com">Website</a>  •  <a href="https://docs.icedq.com/guides/mcp-server/intro">Documentation</a>  •  <a href="mailto:getsupport@icedq.com">Support</a>  •  <a href="https://icedq.com/privacy-policy">Privacy Policy</a> </p>

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What Is This?

The iceDQ MCP Server lets you manage your entire data quality lifecycle through conversation in Claude Desktop. Ask Claude to explore your data sources, create validation rules, run reconciliations, monitor executions, and analyze results — no UI switching required.

48 tools covering the full data quality lifecycle:

Capability What you can do
Data Exploration Browse workspaces, connections, databases, schemas, tables, and columns
Data Profiling Fetch real sample data and analyze quality metrics (nulls, patterns, types)
AI Suggestions Get intelligent check recommendations based on your data profile
Validation Rules Create row-level rules with NotNull, Format, ValidValues, Length, Date, and Custom Groovy checks
Duplicate Detection Identify duplicates on business keys, composite keys, or conditional criteria
Pushdown Rules SQL-driven aggregate validation (GROUP BY, JOINs, referential integrity)
Checksum Rules Cross-source comparison (row counts, sums) between two different connections
Reconciliation Row-level cross-source matching with AI-powered join key and column mapping
Workflows Chain multiple rules into sequential execution workflows
Schedules Automate rule execution with one-time, daily, or weekly schedules
Execution & Monitoring Run rules on demand, track status, and view exception reports
Organization Manage folders, move rules in batch, create reusable parameters

Installation in Claude Desktop

Prerequisites

Requirement Details
Claude Desktop Latest version — download here
Operating System Windows 10+ or macOS 10.15+
iceDQ v7.5.0+ with a valid user account

Step 1 — Download the Extension

Download the latest icedq-mcp-server.mcpb file from the Releases page.


Step 2 — Get Your iceDQ Credentials

You need the following values from your iceDQ instance before configuring the extension:

Value Where to find it
Base URL Your iceDQ instance URL (e.g. https://app.icedq.net)
Realm Authentication realm (default: iam.icedq)
Client ID Administration → Security → Client Credentials
Client Secret Administration → Security → Client Credentials
Username Your iceDQ login email
Password Your iceDQ login password
Organization ID Visible in any rule's metadata (e.g. org-iam.icedq)

Step 3 — Install the .mcpb Extension

Windows

  1. Open Claude Desktop
  2. Click the menu icon (top-left) → Settings
  3. Go to the Extensions tab
  4. Click Install Extension
  5. Browse to and select icedq-mcp-server.mcpb
  6. Click Open — Claude Desktop installs the extension

macOS

  1. Open Claude Desktop
  2. Click Claude in the menu bar → Settings
  3. Go to the Extensions tab
  4. Click Install Extension
  5. Browse to and select icedq-mcp-server.mcpb
  6. Click Open — Claude Desktop installs the extension

Step 4 — Configure Your Credentials

After installation, Claude Desktop will prompt you to configure the extension:

  1. In Settings → Extensions, find iceDQ Data Quality Platform and click Configure
  2. Fill in the fields:
Field Value
iceDQ Base URL Your instance URL (e.g. https://app.icedq.net)
Realm Name iam.icedq (or your custom realm)
Client ID Your OAuth client ID
Client Secret Your OAuth client secret
Username Your iceDQ username
Password Your iceDQ password
Organization ID Your org ID (e.g. org-iam.icedq)
  1. Click Save and enable the extension by clicking Enable toggle.

Step 5 — Verify the Installation

  1. Start a new conversation in Claude Desktop
  2. Type: List my iceDQ workspaces
  3. Claude should respond with your workspace names and IDs

If it works — you're ready to go.


Usage Examples

Explore your data:

"List my iceDQ workspaces and show the connections in Production_DQ"

Profile a table:

"Fetch sample data from the Customers table and suggest quality checks"

Create a validation rule:

"Create a validation rule called Customer_Quality_Checks with those suggested checks"

Run and monitor:

"Execute Customer_Quality_Checks and show me the results"

Cross-source comparison:

"Compare row counts between SQL Server Orders and Snowflake FACT_ORDERS"

Reconciliation:

"Reconcile the Customers table between Oracle and Snowflake using email as the join key"


Troubleshooting

Issue Solution
Extension not appearing Restart Claude Desktop after installation
Authentication failed Verify Client ID, Client Secret, username, and password
No workspaces returned Check Base URL and ensure your user has workspace access
SSL certificate error Set Verify SSL to false (for self-signed certs only)
Tools not responding Enable Debug Mode in extension settings and check logs

Debug Logs

Enable Debug Mode in Settings → Extensions → iceDQ → Configure.

Log file locations:

  • Windows: %APPDATA%\Claude\Logs\extensions\
  • macOS: ~/Library/Logs/Claude/extensions/

Security & Privacy

  • Credentials are stored in your OS keychain — never on external servers
  • All communication uses HTTPS with OAuth 2.0
  • Data flows directly between Claude Desktop and your iceDQ instance — no third parties
  • No telemetry or tracking of any kind
  • No data persistence beyond the active session

Full details: https://icedq.com/privacy-policy


Support

Channel Contact
Email getsupport@icedq.com
Documentation docs.icedq.com
Website icedq.com

<p align="center"> <strong>iceDQ Data Quality Platform</strong><br/> <em>End-to-end data reliability, powered by AI</em><br/><br/> <a href="https://icedq.com">icedq.com</a> </p>

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