Salesforce Copilot MCP

Salesforce Copilot MCP

Enables Microsoft 365 Copilot to interact with Salesforce through REST APIs, supporting queries, object descriptions, pipeline summaries, and anomaly detection.

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Salesforce MCP for Microsoft 365 Copilot

This project hosts a remote MCP server for Microsoft 365 Copilot and Teams scenarios. It preserves the existing Salesforce toolset and Salesforce OAuth flow, but removes the Claude-specific OAuth broker and replaces it with Microsoft identity on Azure App Service.

Exposed tools

  • query_salesforce
  • describe_object
  • get_pipeline_summary
  • list_recent_activity
  • detect_anomalies
  • get_schema_context

Runtime architecture

Microsoft 365 Copilot / Teams -> Federated connector -> Azure App Service hosted MCP server -> Salesforce REST APIs

Authentication model

  1. Microsoft identity is supplied to the app by Azure App Service Authentication.
  2. The app resolves the signed-in Microsoft user from App Service headers.
  3. That user starts Salesforce sign-in at /auth/salesforce/start.
  4. Salesforce OAuth tokens are stored per Microsoft user session.
  5. MCP requests on /mcp execute with that user's Salesforce session.

Key endpoints

  • GET /health
  • GET /auth/status
  • GET /auth/salesforce/start
  • GET /auth/salesforce/callback
  • GET /auth/salesforce/disconnect
  • POST /mcp
  • GET /sse
  • POST /message

Local development

  1. Copy .env.example to .env.
  2. Fill in Salesforce values.
  3. For local testing only, set DEV_BYPASS_USER_ID and optionally the other DEV_BYPASS_* values.
  4. Run npm install.
  5. Run npm run build and npm start.
  6. Open http://localhost:3000/auth/salesforce/start to connect Salesforce.

Azure deployment

See AZURE-DEPLOYMENT.md for the Azure App Service and Microsoft 365 Copilot setup.

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