
Insightful with AI: Workforce, Projects, and Tracking Settings
Most workforce questions sound simple until you try to answer them from a dashboard export.
How many people are active right now? Which teams still have nobody assigned? Did we ever create the onboarding project for the April hires? Are screenshots still turned on for the remote engineering profile?
Those are Monday-morning questions for people ops, IT, and team leads — not spreadsheet jobs. The Insightful MCP server lets an AI agent answer them in chat from your connected Insightful account: teams and headcount first, projects and tasks when rollout work comes up, tracking settings when policy is on the agenda.

Monday headcount in one reply
A people-ops lead opens the week needing a clean org picture before standup.
Ask the agent who is on each team, how many employees are active, or which teams are still empty. The answer should read like a short brief you can paste into Slack — team names, counts, and anything that looks off (a team with zero members, a spike in inactive accounts).
"What teams do we have in Insightful, and how many people are on each?"
"How many active employees are in Insightful right now?"
Standing up an onboarding rollout
Rollouts start as projects before anyone assigns tasks. People ops might need a container for "Q2 onboarding" before managers add checklist items. IT might need a migration project before cutover week.
Ask the agent to list what already exists so you are not duplicating work, or to create a named project when you are starting fresh. When the container is right, follow up with the tasks — welcome packet sent, laptop issued, access granted — without opening the admin UI for every step.
"List our Insightful projects and flag anything that looks unused."
"Create a project called Q2 onboarding for new hires."
"Add a task under Q2 onboarding: schedule day-one orientation."
Policy checks without clicking every profile
Insightful tracks idle time, breaks, and screenshots through shared settings profiles. Scheduled shift rules describe when the org expects people to be clocked in. That matters when a new team goes remote, when legal asks what you capture, or when a manager swears screenshots are off but nobody has checked since last quarter.
Ask for a plain-language summary across profiles instead of hunting through settings screens.
"Summarize our Insightful tracking settings — which profiles have screenshots enabled?"
"What scheduled shift rules do we have on file?"
When to use the agent vs the dashboard
Use the agent when you have a question in words and want an answer in words: headcount, project status, policy summary, a new project or task when you already know the name.
Keep the Insightful dashboard for visual drill-down, bulk edits, and anything that needs charts or filters the agent should not guess at.
Connect Insightful on MCPBundles, link your account once, and ask in the same language you would use with a colleague who knows the org.
New to Insightful? Start a free trial on Insightful, then return here to connect your API token.