Connect your AI agent

Acre has an MCP server, so an AI agent you already use can work your leads with you: ask it what’s due today, look a home up, log how a call went or add a lead you found. You sign in to Acre from the agent once, and it acts as you, in one workspace.

All plansEach member connects their own agent3 min read
On this page

What your agent can do

  • What’s due: your call sheet, the same as on Today, with offers about to run out first.
  • Find leads by address, town, agent or brokerage, and read a lead: the home, the agent, the offers and counters, your lead fields and what happened lately.
  • Log activity: a call and how it went, a note, an offer, a counter, accepted, rejected or sold. Workflows react like you logged it yourself.
  • Add a lead, owned by you. Your workflows start on it, and your plan’s lead limits apply.

Connect and sign in

  1. 1

    Copy Acre’s URL

    Go to Manage › Integrations, pick MCP under AI and tap Copy URL next to Server URL.

    IntegrationsMCPServer URLCopy URL
  2. 2

    Add it to your agent

    Add it as a custom connector or MCP server: in Claude and ChatGPT under their connector settings, in Cursor or VS Code in their MCP settings, and in Claude Code with claude mcp add --transport http acre followed by the URL.

  3. 3

    Sign in and allow

    Your agent opens Acre. Sign in if you need to, check which app is asking and where it sends you back, pick the Workspace, and tick Let it log calls, notes and offers, and add leads if you want it to; without it, it can only read. Tap Allow.

    WorkspaceLet it log calls, notes and offers, and add leadsAllowDeny
  4. 4

    Ask away

    Try “What’s due today in Acre?” or “Log that I left a voicemail on 12 Maple St”.

To disconnect an agent, tap Disconnect next to it under Connected apps. It stops working right away.

Use a key instead

For a script, or an agent that can’t sign in, make a key. It goes in an Authorization: Bearer header with every request.

  1. 1

    Make a key

    Under MCP, tap Use a key instead. Under Key name, say where you’ll use it, decide whether it may log, and tap Make a key.

    Use a key insteadKey nameMake a key
  2. 2

    Copy it now

    Acre shows the key only once. Tap Copy key, or copy the command for Claude Code or the settings for Cursor and others, which already have the key in them. Then tap Done.

    Copy keyCopyDone

Anyone with the key can use it, so keep it out of shared files. If it gets out, tap Delete next to it under Your keys.

Good to know

  • Your agent acts as you: what it logs shows as you on the lead, and Undo takes it back like anything you log.
  • Each connection or key works in one workspace. To use another workspace, connect again and pick it.
  • Leaving a workspace disconnects your agents and deletes your keys for it.
  • You can have 5 keys in each workspace. Your agents and keys can make 300 calls every 10 minutes between them.
  • Your agent’s model sees what it reads from Acre: names, numbers and notes on your leads.
Did this help?
One more thing

Make the call back. Every time.

We’re opening the gate a few teams at a time. Save your spot.