Connect your AI client to IDMC services, through your own accounts.
IDMC MCP lets approved clients use IDMC services with the accounts you own. Set up a client, pick the account it should use, and keep control of what happens next.
Operators manage access and governance in the Admin Portal.
Three steps from sign-in to useful work
All three steps are shown together. Follow them from left to right, or from top to bottom on a small screen.
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Connect a client
Sign in to the User Portal. Use the client setup guide for your MCP client. The guide shows the exact service endpoint to enter.
- Follow the guide for your client.
- Authorize the client when the sign-in prompt asks you.
- Use the endpoint for the service you need. Each service has its own endpoint.
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Choose an account
Link the IDMC accounts you own. Your client then works through the account you choose, so the access stays with the right person.
- Add an account to your profile in the User Portal.
- Mark the account you use most as your default.
- Look at services and tools for an account without changing the account your client uses.
Note: A hosted endpoint does not prove that an account has access. The portal shows what applies to you.
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Work with confidence
Your client acts only inside the rules the platform enforces on the server. You can see what happened afterwards.
- Tools that change data start as a dry run. A live change needs your confirmation.
- Roles and policy decide which tools you can use.
- Operators can review activity in an audit trail.
One control plane, several IDMC services
Each service has its own endpoint. Your User Portal lists the services that apply to your accounts.
Master Data Management
Business 360 and Reference 360 work.
IDMC Administration
Platform administration tasks.
Data Governance and Catalog
Governance and catalog work.
Application Integration
Integration processes and services.
Data Integration
Data integration tasks and mappings.
CLAIRE
AI-assisted work in IDMC.
Which services and tools you see depends on your deployment, your roles, and your account entitlements. This page does not show live status.
Safeguards you can see and rely on
These rules apply on the server. A client cannot skip them.
Preview before you change
Tools that change data run as a dry run first. A dry run changes nothing.
Confirmation for live changes
A live change needs an explicit confirmation under the access rules of your environment.
Access follows roles
Roles and governance policy decide which tools you can use. The server checks each request.
Activity you can review
Operators can investigate tool activity in the audit trail.
Ready to connect your first client?
Sign in to the User Portal to set up a client and choose an account. Operators use the Admin Portal.