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Tools: 39
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Copper
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Let AI agents review Copper CRM records, clean up contacts and companies, inspect deals, manage projects and tasks, and keep pipeline work tied to the right account context.
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Review open Copper opportunities by pipeline stage, owner, close date, value, and last-modified time, then flag the deals that need attention this week.
Find CRM cleanup work
Keeps enrichment and deduplication grounded in Copper records.
Search Copper people and companies for missing emails, domains, owners, tags, or primary contacts, then summarize the cleanup tasks before changing anything.
Prepare account follow-up
Connects sales context to the next Google Workspace conversation.
Find the Copper company and related people for this account, then summarize open opportunities, active projects, and tasks that should be handled before the next email.
Audit projects and tasks
Uses project and task records for account operations, not just deal tracking.
Review Copper projects and open tasks by owner, related record, status, and tags, then group the work that is overdue, blocked, or missing context.
Context to know first
What Copper CRM data can AI agents use?
Agents can work with people, companies, opportunities, projects, tasks, activities, custom fields, reference data, related items, and attached-file metadata available to the connected Copper account.
Can agents update Copper records?
Yes. Agents can create, update, and delete core Copper records when the user asks for a write action and the connected account has permission.
What are the best Copper workflows for AI?
The strongest workflows are pipeline review, account follow-up preparation, CRM cleanup, task audits, activity review, and project handoff summaries.
AI Skill
SKILL.md
Domain knowledge for Copper — workflow patterns, data models, and gotchas for your AI agent.
Copper
Copper is a CRM platform that integrates with Google Workspace, enabling businesses to manage contacts, sales opportunities, and customer relationships effectively. Use it to streamline CRM activities directly within Gmail and other Google apps.
Data Model
People (contacts), Companies, Opportunities (linked to people/companies), Projects.
Gotchas
Google-integrated: Copper syncs with Gmail and Google Calendar; data often reflects Google Workspace context.
Leads feature: copper_search_leads and other lead tools return HTTP 403 Feature not enabled when the Copper account has Leads turned off. That is an account feature flag, not a bad API key — use people/opportunities or have the user enable Leads in Copper.
Attach an already uploaded Copper file to a lead, person, opportunity, company, or project. This does not upload bytes; it performs Copper's final file-to-entity relation step.
Copper Attach Uploaded File — Attach an already uploaded Copper file to a lead, person, opportunity, company, or project. This does not upload bytes; it performs Copper's final file-to-entity relation step.
Copper Create Related Item — Relate two existing Copper records. The request body sent to Copper is `{"resource": {"id": related_resource_id, "type": related_resource_type}}`; `related_resource_type` must be singular, for example `company`, not `companies`. Allowed relationships: leads->tasks; people->companies, opportunities, tasks, projects; companies->opportunities, people, tasks, projects; opportunities->companies, people, tasks, projects; projects->companies, people, opportunities, tasks; tasks->companies, people, oppo
Copper Delete Activities — Delete a Copper activity by ID. Deleted activities remain visible as stubs in Copper and cannot be modified.
Copper Delete Companies — Permanently delete a Copper company by ID. Use only when the user explicitly asks to remove the company.
Copper Delete Custom Field Definitions — Delete a Copper custom field definition by ID. Use only when the user explicitly asks to remove a field from the Copper setup.
Copper Delete Leads — Permanently delete a Copper lead by ID. Use only when the user explicitly asks to remove the lead. This requires the Copper Leads feature to be enabled on the account and the connected credential to be authorized for Leads tools.
Copper Delete Opportunities — Permanently delete a Copper opportunity by ID. Use only when the user explicitly asks to remove the deal.
Copper Delete People — Permanently delete a Copper person by ID. Use only when the user explicitly asks to remove the contact.
Frequently Asked Questions
What Copper CRM data can AI agents use?
Agents can work with people, companies, opportunities, projects, tasks, activities, custom fields, reference data, related items, and attached-file metadata available to the connected Copper account.
Can agents update Copper records?
Yes. Agents can create, update, and delete core Copper records when the user asks for a write action and the connected account has permission.
Standard connector25 free calls every 30 days, then from $19/month
$19 / month
Subject to fair usage limits
Copper Delete Projects
— Permanently delete a Copper project by ID. Use only when the user explicitly asks to remove the project.
Copper Delete Related Item — Remove a relationship between two Copper records without deleting either underlying record. `related_entity_type` must be singular, for example `company`, not `companies`.
Copper Delete Tasks — Permanently delete a Copper task by ID. Use only when the user explicitly asks to remove the task.
Copper Get Activities — Fetch a single Copper activity by ID, including parent resource, type, details, user, and activity date.
Copper Get Companies — Fetch a single Copper company by ID, including address, contact details, tags, and custom fields.
Copper Get Custom Field Definitions — Fetch a single Copper custom field definition by ID.
Copper Get Leads — Fetch a single Copper lead by ID, including contact details, status, value, tags, and custom fields. This requires the Copper Leads feature to be enabled on the account and the connected credential to be authorized for Leads tools.
Copper Get Opportunities — Fetch a single Copper opportunity by ID, including pipeline, stage, status, value, contact, and custom fields.
Copper Get People — Fetch a single Copper person by ID, including contact details, tags, company link, and custom fields.
Copper Get Projects — Fetch a single Copper project by ID, including status, related resource, tags, and custom fields.
Copper Get Tasks — Fetch a single Copper task by ID, including due date, status, related resource, tags, and custom fields.
Copper List Attached Files — List files attached to a Copper lead, person, opportunity, company, or project.
Copper List Custom Field Definitions — List Copper custom field definitions, including data type, available entity types, filterability, currency settings, and dropdown options. Use this before writing custom_fields values.
Copper List Reference Data — List Copper setup/reference records such as users, contact types, customer sources, pipelines, pipeline stages, activity types, and loss reasons. Use this before writes that need IDs for assignees, stages, sources, activity categories, or contact classifications.
Copper List Related Items — List records related to a Copper lead, person, company, opportunity, project, or task.
Copper Search Activities — Search Copper activities for people, leads, opportunities, companies, and projects. Only user-created activities can be created or modified through the Copper API; system activities are read-only.
Copper Search By Custom Field — Search Copper leads, people, opportunities, companies, projects, or tasks by a custom field value. List custom field definitions first to discover valid custom field definition IDs.
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The strongest workflows are pipeline review, account follow-up preparation, CRM cleanup, task audits, activity review, and project handoff summaries.
What do I need to connect Copper on MCPBundles?
Add your Copper key from Settings and the email address of the Copper user who owns that key. Add both when you connect the server on MCPBundles.
Why are Copper leads marked feature-gated?
Copper returns a feature-disabled response for Leads on accounts that do not have the Leads feature enabled. The tools are available for accounts where Copper has that feature turned on.
How do I connect Copper to my AI agent?
Add the MCPBundles server URL to your MCP client configuration (Claude Desktop, Cursor, VS Code, etc.). The URL format is: https://mcp.mcpbundles.com/bundle/copper. Authentication is handled automatically.
How many tools does Copper provide?
Copper provides 39 tools that can be called by AI agents, along with a SKILL.md that gives your AI agent domain knowledge about when and how to use them.
What authentication does Copper require?
Copper uses API Key. Copper requires credentials. Connect via MCPBundles and authentication is handled automatically.
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