Experimental Feature
The Pricefx MCP Server is made available as an experimental feature for evaluation and non‑production testing. Use only in development and quality assurance (DEV/QA) environments. Do not use in production (PROD) environments.
The Pricefx MCP Server is the Model Context Protocol (MCP) endpoint that enables LLM‑based agents to interact with Pricefx through standardized prompts, resources, and tools, providing a consistent way for agents to obtain dynamic information and perform actions across systems
Endpoints
The Pricefx MCP Server provides two types of endpoints:
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Public endpoint – Exposes unauthenticated tools such as knowledge base search.
https://mcp.pricefx.com/mcp/ -
Private endpoint (partition‑specific) – Exposes partition‑specific tools secured via OAuth 2.0 against the partition.
https://mcp.pricefx.com/mcp/<core-instance-url>/<partition>
Partition‑specific Tools
When using the private endpoint, it is possible to declare additional tools implemented in Groovy directly in the partition. These tools are listed by the MCP Server and executed directly on the partition when they are invoked via the MCP Server.
Usage by Pricefx Copilot
As an LLM‑based assistant, Pricefx Copilot can use tools exposed by the MCP Server. To enable this, MCP based roles must be defined in the partition, specifying which tools can be used and in which context.