CertFusion's MCP server connects your certificate workflow to Claude, ChatGPT, and any MCP-compatible AI assistant. Add recipients, issue certificates, and check your quota in plain English — no forms, no CSV uploads, no manual emails.
https://certfusion.com/mcp
Add CertFusion as a custom connector — Claude supports remote MCP servers natively.
Read the tutorial → Watch the video (2 min)Connect CertFusion as a custom MCP plugin via ChatGPT's Developer mode.
Read the tutorial → Watch the video (3 min)
The MCP server works with any MCP-compatible client today — dedicated guides for more assistants are on the way.
Add https://certfusion.com/mcp to your assistant and
authorize it. Access is scoped to your own designs, lists, and recipients.
"Add David to the Online Webinar list, then issue the certificate." Your assistant picks the right CertFusion tools and asks before any write action.
The certificate is generated, emailed to the recipient, and verifiable via its QR code and unique URL — same as issuing from the dashboard.
The MCP server exposes CertFusion's certificate tools. Read-only tools answer questions; write tools ask your permission first.
Browse your templates and their recipient lists.
Create a draft recipient from a name and email in chat.
Paste a whole list of names and emails at once.
Generate and email the certificate with one reply.
See whether a certificate is draft, processing, or issued.
Review everyone on a certificate list from chat.
Find a recipient by name or email across your lists.
Ask "is my quota enough?" for live monthly usage.
It's a remote Model Context Protocol endpoint (https://certfusion.com/mcp) that
exposes CertFusion's certificate tools — listing templates, adding recipients, issuing
certificates, and checking quota — to AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT.
Any MCP-compatible client. Claude supports the server natively via custom connectors, and ChatGPT connects through a custom plugin in Developer mode. More channels are on the way.
Access is scoped to your account via OAuth, and your assistant asks permission before running write actions. Recipients are created as drafts, so nothing is issued without your say-so.
Yes — certificates issued through the MCP count against the same monthly quota as ones issued from the dashboard, and you can check the balance any time by asking your assistant.