Does Salesforce have its own MCP server?

Salesforce MCP server

Yes. Salesforce hosts MCP servers and says they are generally available. One reads only, and one also writes.Source

Read on 29 October 2026 from Salesforce's own pages. Forgeby has not connected this server, so we have not tested it.

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Server addresshttps://api.salesforce.com/platform/mcp/v1/platform/sobject-reads

Kind: CRM
Reads or changes: Your choice: one server reads, one also writes
What we did: Read the maker's pages; not tested

The facts

What it does, from Salesforce's own pages

The server

Salesforce Hosted MCP Servers. There are two standard servers: platform/sobject-reads and platform/sobject-all.Source

An older local server, Salesforce DX MCP, reaches end of life on 2 November 2026.Source

Status

Generally available. Salesforce's own repository says its hosted MCP servers are GA.Source

Where it runs

Salesforce hosts the servers. The read-only server for a production org is at https://api.salesforce.com/platform/mcp/v1/platform/sobject-reads. Sandbox orgs add a /sandbox/ part to the path.Source

Reads or changes

platform/sobject-reads reads only. Salesforce says no tool on it can create, update or delete a record.Source

platform/sobject-all gives full read and write access.Source

Sign-in

OAuth through an External Client App that an admin sets up. A client needs the server URL, the client ID and the client secret.Source

The server acts as the signed-in user and inherits that user's full security context.Source

Every server is off until an administrator turns it on.Source

Cost and plan

It needs Enterprise Edition or above. Developer Edition orgs can use it too.Source

Each tool call counts against your org's daily API quota.Source

Connect it to Claude

Salesforce links its own setup guide for Claude from its connection page. Claude calls these connectors: you add the server URL and sign in with the client ID and secret.Source

Limits and things to know

A new or changed External Client App can take up to 30 minutes to start working.Source

The mcp-remote bridge is not supported, and the URLs of Experience Cloud sites are not supported yet.Source

For a sales team

How a sales team can use it

These are our suggestions, not Salesforce's. We have not tried them on this server.

Start on the read-only server

Ask Claude for open opportunities that close this quarter and have had no activity in 30 days. Nothing can change while you learn how it answers.

Try a sandbox first

Salesforce gives sandbox orgs their own server address. Connect one before production, and watch what Claude asks for without touching live data.

Decide who gets it

The server acts as the signed-in user with that user's full access. A seat with wide access gives Claude wide access, so choose who is set up.

Other ways in

Other ways to reach Salesforce

Servers from other companies that say they connect to Salesforce. We list them and do not judge them.

Zapier: Zapier lists an MCP server for Salesforce.

Asked often

Questions

Does Salesforce have its own MCP server?

Yes. Salesforce hosts MCP servers and says they are generally available. There are two standard ones: one reads, and one also writes.Source

Can the Salesforce MCP server change records?

Only if you connect the read and write server. The read-only server has no tool that creates, updates or deletes a record.Source

What does the Salesforce MCP server cost?

It needs Enterprise Edition or above, or a Developer Edition org. Every tool call counts against your org's daily API quota.Source

How do I connect Salesforce to Claude?

An admin sets up an External Client App first. Then you add the server URL as a connector in Claude and sign in with the client ID and secret. Salesforce has its own guide for Claude.Source

Keep reading

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Sources

The pages we read

Read on 29 October 2026. Open any of them to check a line.