Incomaker offers an MCP server that you can use to control it through various popular AI agents. Connecting them to Incomaker is described in this article. Here we’ll look at how to connect the Incomaker MCP server to Perplexity.
Incomaker will soon be available in Perplexity’s app catalog, but until then, the MCP can be fully used in developer mode. From a user’s perspective, there is no difference. During the connection process, Perplexity will warn you about security risks. If you follow this procedure correctly, you don’t face any security risks, but it is somewhat more laborious than connecting a registered app. The registered Incomaker app should appear in Perplexity in the near future.
In Perplexity, open Connectors.
Click Add Custom Connector:
Enter the required information into the following table.
Use the following icon:
Then proceed to Advanced.
In the Client ID field, enter the E-shop UUID, which you can find in Incomaker under E-shop Info in the bottom left:
You’ll also need to confirm the risk disclosure statement. However, if you’ve followed this procedure exactly and haven’t disclosed your API keys or other codes to anyone, you don’t need to worry.
You should now see the login screen for the Incomaker app. Click Sign in with Incomaker:
Expand it and click Add Connector in the top right corner.
Finally, a dialog box should appear prompting you to enter your API key. You’ll also find this in Incomaker, on the same page as the E-shop UUID from before.
After that, the MCP server should fully connect and respond to your queries. You could try, for example: “Give me the results of a few campaigns from the last month”