You can now talk to your EaziSMSPro account. We've launched an MCP server that lets Claude — and any other MCP-compatible AI assistant — send SMS, check your credit balance, and pick a sender ID, all from a normal conversation.

What is MCP, and why does this matter?

Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets AI assistants like Claude connect securely to external tools and services. Instead of copying numbers into a dashboard or writing a script against our API, you can just ask:

"Send an SMS to 0244000000 from MyBrand saying the shipment is on its way."

Claude figures out which tool to call, runs it against your EaziSMSPro account, and reports back — no code required.

What you can do with it

The MCP server exposes the same engine behind the dashboard and API as a small set of tools:

  • Send SMS — to one recipient or many in a single request, optionally scheduled for later. Sends to multiple recipients are queued as background jobs, so a large batch never blocks the conversation — you get a batch_id back immediately and can ask Claude to check on it.
  • Check balance — ask for your current SMS credit balance and get a live answer pulled straight from your account.
  • List sender IDs — the registry learns which sender IDs work on your account from your past successful sends, so Claude can suggest a known-good one instead of guessing.

Your API key never touches the chat

Each user connects their own EaziSMSPro account through OAuth 2.1. Your API key is resolved server-side from your authenticated session — it's never passed as a tool argument, never shown in the model's context, and never visible anywhere in the conversation. Dynamic client registration means Claude can connect to the server without any manual app setup on our end either.

Setting it up

  1. Create an account at mcp.eazismspro.com/register — this is separate from your dashboard login and is what lets Claude authenticate as you.

  2. Log in, open Settings, and paste in your EaziSMSPro API key (found in your dashboard under API).

  3. In Claude, go to Settings → Connectors and add a custom connector pointing to:

    https://mcp.eazismspro.com/mcp/eazi-sms

  4. Claude will prompt you to sign in — approve the connection once, and it's remembered for every future conversation.

  5. Try it out: ask Claude your balance, or ask it to send a message.

For the full step-by-step walkthrough, see Connecting Claude via MCP in our developer docs. For a deeper look at the tools and how the security model works, visit the MCP Server product page.

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