The Userled MCP connects your Userled workspace to Claude, ChatGPT or any AI assistant that supports MCP. Once it's connected you can build personalised pages and ask how your campaigns are performing in plain English.
Follow the setup steps in our help article: Connecting Userled to your AI assistant (MCP server).
You'll find your MCP server URL on the Integrations page in Userled (top right). The first time you use it, your assistant will ask you to sign in with your Userled account.
Then paste this to check it's working:
Using the Userled MCP, fetch my Userled profile and tell me my name and whether my booking link is set.
Then list the active Userled campaigns I created (filter by my own user ID, and use lifecycle status "active"), with each campaign's name, number of targets and created date. Show at most 20, newest first.
Only use Userled tools for this, not my CRM or web search.
Add your booking link in your Userled profile. Pages you build use it for the "book a meeting" calendar. Without it, the calendar on the page is empty.
Know which templates are for companies. Many outreach templates greet a person by first name, so they only work when the target is a contact. For a page aimed at a company, use a company template or a blueprint. The prompts below ask your assistant to check this for you.
These are a few common ways to use the Userled MCP, not the full list. Each one has a ready-made prompt. Copy it, fill in the [brackets] and paste it into your assistant. You can also ask your own questions in plain English.
Each prompt tells your assistant to use the Userled MCP. That matters when you have other tools connected (CRM, web search, Slack), because otherwise the assistant may answer from the wrong source.
When to use it: you want a 1:1 page for a target account, for example before outreach, after a call or for an event invite.
What you get back: a short proposed angle to approve, then a live, on-brand page link in about 1 to 2 minutes, plus a list of anything to check before you send it.
Use the Userled MCP to build a personalised landing page for [company name or domain].
Goal: [e.g. book a demo / follow up after our call / invite them to our event]
Language: [e.g. English / French / Polish]
Angle: [e.g. lead with their HQ in Warsaw and how we help their finance team]
Starting point: [template name, or "suggest a blueprint"]
Brand: [your brand name, if your workspace has more than one]
Extra context: [call notes, a case study URL, or "none"]
Before you build:
1. Fetch the Userled "build-landing-page" skill and follow it.
2. Check my Userled profile has a booking link. If not, ask me for it and save it.
3. Find the account with Userled's account search. If more than one company matches, ask me which.
4. If I named a template, check it's written for a company, not a named contact. Also tell me if it has someone else's name, photo or calendar built in.
5. If the blueprint has questions, use my Goal and Angle above to answer them. Only ask me about anything they don't cover.
6. Research the company on the web for the brief, but don't invent facts. If you can't verify something, leave it out.
7. Show me the angle in 2 to 3 sentences and wait for my yes.
When it's ready, give me the live link and point out anything I should check before sending: wrong names, stats that look off, or images that mention another company.
When to use it: the account works in another language, or you want a local version of an approved English template.
What you get back: a live page with every headline, paragraph and button in that language, plus a note of anything still in English, such as text inside images.
Use the Userled MCP to build a [language] page for [company name or domain], starting from our [template name] template.
Write every headline, paragraph and button in natural, fluent [language]. Keep company and product names unchanged, and refer to the company as "[the name they go by]".
Fetch the Userled "build-landing-page" skill first and follow it. Before building:
- Check the template is written for a company, not a named contact. If it isn't, tell me why and suggest the closest company template.
- Tell me if the template has someone else's name, photo or calendar built in.
- Find the account with Userled's account search, show me the angle and wait for my yes.
When it's ready, give me the live link and tell me what's still in English (including text inside images).
When to use it: weekly check-ins, or before a campaign review.
What you get back: sessions per day, how many target accounts engaged at each engagement level, and the 5 most engaged accounts with visitors, active time and last activity.
Use the Userled MCP to report on my "[campaign name]" campaign for [start date] to [end date].
Find the campaign with listCampaigns first. If more than one campaign matches the name, ask me which. Then use its ID to show me:
- sessions per day
- how many target accounts engaged, broken down by engagement level
- the 5 most engaged accounts (by engagement score, then touchpoints), with visitors, active time and last activity
Only count accounts that are targets of this campaign, and tell me if Userled returned any that aren't.
Use only the numbers Userled returns. If something comes back empty or zero, say so rather than calling it poor performance.
When to use it: at the start of the week, to decide which accounts your reps should follow up with.
What you get back: a ranked table of 10 accounts with engagement level, visitors, funnel stage and any visitors Userled has identified by name, a 3-line brief per account with a suggested opening line, and a list of accounts left out.
Use the Userled MCP to find the 10 most engaged accounts from [start date] to [end date].
Rank them by engagement level first, then by touchpoints. Leave out accounts that clearly aren't prospects (universities, charities, my own company) and any account where one visitor logged more than 2 hours, and list what you left out.
For each account, pull from Userled: engagement level, number of visitors, active time, funnel stage, last activity, and the names and emails of any visitors Userled has identified. Compare touchpoints and visitors with the same number of days just before [start date].
Then write a 3-line brief for the rep:
1. How engaged they are and how that changed
2. Who visited (or "visitors not yet identified")
3. A suggested opening line for outreach
Only use Userled data for the engagement facts. Don't guess who visited or what they looked at.
When to use it: monthly or quarterly reporting, or prepping a leadership update.
What you get back: pipeline, meetings, deals and funnel progressions for each campaign, the deals behind each pipeline number, flags for deals that appear in more than one campaign, and 5 bullet points ready to paste.
Use the Userled MCP to summarise the impact of these campaigns from [start date] to [end date]: [campaign 1], [campaign 2], [campaign 3].
Find each campaign with listCampaigns. If more than one campaign matches a name, ask me which. For each one, pull pipeline influenced, meetings influenced, deals influenced and funnel progressions, then list the deals behind the pipeline number with value, stage and close date.
Show each campaign separately and don't add them together, because the same deal can appear in more than one campaign. Flag any deal that appears in more than one campaign, and any deal whose status or close date looks inconsistent.
Finish with 5 bullet points I can paste into a leadership update.
When to use it: checking ad delivery and cost, or comparing LinkedIn campaigns.
What you get back: a month-by-month table for each campaign with impressions, clicks, CTR, cost per click and spend, and a clear note for any campaign with no data.
Use the Userled MCP to show LinkedIn ad results for [campaign names] from [start date] to [end date], month by month.
Query each campaign separately so I can compare them. Include impressions, clicks, CTR, cost per click and spend, and say which figures you calculated yourself.
If a campaign returns no data, tell me that plainly rather than treating it as poor performance.
When to use it: before building something new for an account, so you don't duplicate work.
What you get back: a list of matching campaigns with status and created date, then the live page links for the campaign you pick.
Use the Userled MCP to check what campaigns we already have for [company name].
Search my Userled campaigns with listCampaigns using the company name (this also matches campaign targets). Show me the matching campaigns with name, status and created date, newest first, at most 15. Don't fetch pages or assets yet.
Then ask me which campaign I want to look at, and only then get the live page links for [company name] in that campaign.
Reach out via the support widget while logged into Userled, or contact your CSM.