Aleph

Name: Aleph MCP Server
Availability: InStock
Author: Aleph

HIPAA CompliantSOC2 ReadyISO 27001 Ready

Analytics112 tools

Query live FP&A data, build reports and update dashboards from your AI assistant. 112 tools, OAuth sign-in, identity scopes only, in chat and inside Excel.

Verified connector

Listed by Anthropic as a partner connector in its Connectors Directory.

Connection checked by Agentman on 18 August 2026.

Anthropic states this reflects the level of review a connector received, not a security audit.

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Aleph Tools & Capabilities (112)

append_rows

apply_template

clear_spreadsheet_range

compare_table_versions

delete_automation

delete_block

delete_calculated_item

delete_custom_skill

delete_dashboard_page

delete_dimension

delete_dimension_value

delete_exchange_rate

delete_folder

delete_mapping

delete_mapping_rules

delete_named_range

delete_spreadsheet

delete_spreadsheet_tab

delete_table_custom_column

delete_user

delete_user_group

evaluate_aleph_function

evaluate_permissions

export_audit_logs

export_dashboard

get_ai_settings

get_block

get_current_workspace

get_custom_skill

get_dashboard

get_dashboard_table_theme

get_dimension

get_integration

get_mapping

get_pass_through_columns_schema

get_spreadsheet

get_spreadsheet_range

get_spreadsheet_structure

get_table

get_template

get_user

get_user_group

get_user_settings

list_audit_logs

list_automations

list_calculated_items

list_custom_skills

list_dashboard_themes_and_colors

list_dashboard_versions

list_dashboards

list_data_warehouses

list_dimension_value_sources

list_dimension_values

list_dimensions

list_exchange_rates

list_folders

list_integration_refreshes

list_integrations

list_mapping_rules

list_mappings

list_named_ranges

list_permissions

list_spreadsheets

list_table_versions

list_tables

list_templates

list_user_groups

list_users

list_workspaces

manage_ai_settings

manage_automations

manage_block

manage_calculated_item

manage_calculated_table

manage_custom_skill

manage_dashboard

manage_dashboard_page

manage_dimension

manage_dimension_value

manage_exchange_rate

manage_folder

manage_mapping

manage_mapping_rules

manage_named_range

manage_permissions

manage_spreadsheet

manage_spreadsheet_tab

manage_spreadsheet_tab_structure

manage_table

manage_table_custom_column

manage_user

manage_user_group

manage_user_settings

patch_pass_through_columns

preview_calculated_table

preview_dashboard_restore

preview_source_table_data

preview_table_custom_column

preview_table_push

pull_data

push_table

rename_dashboard_version

restore_dashboard_version

restore_table_version

run_automations

run_sql_query

search_blocks

search_documentation

search_spreadsheet

search_values_in_tables

send_dashboard_update

set_spreadsheet_range

submit_mcp_feedback

submit_support_ticket

switch_workspace

trigger_integration_refresh

Tool names from Anthropic's directory listing. This server requires sign-in, so we could not read tool descriptions or parameter schemas.

Limits

The vendor's documentation covers 14 tools; the directory lists 112. Sizing this connector from Aleph's Available Tools section alone understates its reach by a wide margin. The undocumented remainder includes user management, permission editing, SQL execution and sixteen deletions.
There is no read-only grant. All four advertised scopes are identity scopes, so the consent screen offers nothing to decline. Scope your access by choosing which Aleph account connects.
Nothing in the listing undoes a deletion. Recovery exists only for table and dashboard
An Admin has to enable AI features first. This is a workspace-level toggle under Settings → AI, not a per-user preference, so an individual cannot self-serve a connection.
We could not read tool schemas or safety annotations. The endpoint requires authentication, so the count and names are the directory's and parameter-level detail is not published here. What we read directly is the auth posture and the advertised scopes.
The authorization chain runs through a Cloud Run hostname. Not a defect — but it means the consent flow shows a host that does not carry Aleph's branding.
Aleph publishes no public pricing or plan matrix. Its documentation gates the connector on an active account with AI features enabled rather than on a named tier, so confirm availability with Aleph rather than inferring it.
Aleph's own guidance is to start read-only. Its MCP guide recommends pre-approving read tools only, piloting with two or three users, and expanding to write-back last. Worth following on a connector with this much write surface.

Frequently asked questions

Three things, per Aleph's MCP configuration page: an active Aleph account, AI features switched on by a workspace Admin under Settings then AI, and an MCP-compatible client. The Admin toggle is the gate people hit first. Aleph's own troubleshooting says that if authorization fails, ask your Admin to enable AI in that settings screen.

No. It sees what your own login sees. Aleph documents that the connection inherits your user's permissions and is not a shared service account, and that answers respect your existing mappings and permissions. Aleph's security page describes fine-grained controls down to individual data tables and dimensions, which is the model the connector inherits.

Yes. Sixteen of the 112 listed tool names begin with delete, covering spreadsheets, dimensions, mappings, folders, dashboard pages, users and user groups. No tool in the listing undoes a deletion. Aleph documents version control that records and restores changes, and two tools restore versions, but a version restore is not the same as an undelete.

Aleph publishes setup steps for Claude Desktop, Claude.ai, Claude Code, Cursor, VS Code with Copilot and ChatGPT, and states that any MCP-compatible client can connect over HTTP transport. Its announcement adds Lovable and spreadsheet surfaces, describing Aleph MCP working inside Excel and Google Sheets alongside chat.

Because Aleph's authorization metadata is served from a Cloud Run host rather than a getaleph.com subdomain. We read the server's own descriptor on 2026-08-18 and it names server-ruqxzhwjkq-uc.a.run.app as the authorization server. That host in turn points at Aleph's Auth0 tenant, which Aleph's security page names as its identity provider.

No, and it cannot be made read-only at the consent screen. The server advertises four scopes and all four are identity scopes: openid, profile, email and offline_access. There is no application-level scope such as data:read to decline, so narrowing what the connector may do happens in Aleph's own permission model, not in the OAuth grant.