Which integrations are available for this server?

Provides tools for sending emails using HTML templates or raw content, listing email templates, retrieving email metadata and delivery status, listing email delivery events, and retrieving email analytics metrics via Mailgun. Enables sending predefined omni-template messages to users on Messenger via the Sinch Conversation API. Provides tools for sending WhatsApp template messages and configuring the WhatsApp channel on Sinch Conversation apps, enabling WhatsApp messaging through Sinch.

How do I use Sinch MCP Server?

1. Click on "Deploy Server". 2. Wait a few minutes for the server to deploy. Once ready, it will show a "Started" state. 3. In the chat, type @ followed by the MCP server name and your instructions, e.g., "@Sinch MCP Server Send an SMS to +33612345678 confirming their appointment tomorrow at 2 PM" That's it! The server will respond to your query, and you can continue using it as needed. Here is a step-by-step guide with screenshots.

Sinch MCP Server

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This repository contains the source code for the Sinch MCP server, which provides a set of tools to interact with the Sinch APIs. This README focuses on using the MCP server with the Claude Desktop client, but it can also be used with any other MCP client.

Tools Overview

Here is the list of tools available in the MCP server (all the phone numbers must be provided in E.164 format, e.g., +33612345678 for France).

Conversation Tools

Tool	Description	Tags
send-text-message	Send a plain text message to a recipient on a supported channel. Example prompt: "Send a quick update to the phone number +33612345678 on SMS."	conversation, notification
send-media-message	Send an image, video, or document via a media message. Example prompt: "Send the product brochure PDF to the phone number +33612345678 on WhatsApp."	conversation, notification
send-template-message	Send a message using a predefined template (omni-template only). Example prompt: "Send the appointment reminder template in Spanish to this user on Messenger."	conversation, notification
send-whatsapp-template-message	Send a message using a predefined WhatsApp template. Example prompt: "Send a message using the template "appointment-reminder" on WhatsApp."	conversation, notification
send-choice-message	Send a message that includes interactive choices (buttons or quick replies). Example prompt: "Send a RCS survey about preferred ice cream flavor to +33612345678 with the following choices: Vanilla, Strawberry, Hazelnut".	conversation, notification
send-location-message	Send a location pin or coordinates to a user. Example prompt: "Send a pin to the Guggenheim Museum location in Bilbao to the phone number +33612345678."	conversation, notification
list-conversation-apps	List all configured Conversation apps in the Sinch account. Example prompt: "What messaging apps do I have set up in my account?"	conversation, notification
create-conversation-app	Create a new Conversation API app (no channels required at creation). Example prompt: "Create a Conversation app named My Support Bot in the EU region."	conversation, configuration
update-conversation-app	Update a Conversation API app display name. Example prompt: "Rename Conversation app abc123 to My Support Bot."	conversation, configuration
delete-conversation-app	Delete a Conversation API app by ID. Example prompt: "Delete Conversation app abc123."	conversation, configuration
set-sms-channel-on-app	Set (create or replace) the SMS channel on a Conversation app. Example prompt: "Set SMS on app abc123 using service plan XYZ and API token …"	conversation, configuration
set-rcs-channel-on-app	Set (create or replace) the RCS channel on a Conversation app. Example prompt: "Set RCS on app abc123 with sender ID … and bearer token …"	conversation, configuration
set-whatsapp-channel-on-app	Set (create or replace) the WhatsApp channel on a Conversation app. Example prompt: "Set WhatsApp on app abc123 with sender ID … and bearer token …"	conversation, configuration
list-messaging-templates	List the omni-channel message templates (managed by Sinch) for the configured region. WhatsApp-specific templates can be fetched with the `list-whatsapp-templates` tool. Example prompt: "Show me all message templates in my account."	conversation, notification
list-webhooks	List webhooks configured for a Conversation app. Example prompt: "List all webhooks for my Conversation app."	conversation, configuration
get-webhook	Get a webhook by ID. Example prompt: "Show me the details of webhook ID abc123."	conversation, configuration
create-webhook	Create a webhook that delivers Conversation API events to a target URL. Example prompt: "Create a webhook for inbound messages at https://example.com/callback."	conversation, configuration
update-webhook	Update a webhook target URL and/or triggers. Example prompt: "Update webhook abc123 to also receive MESSAGE_DELIVERY events."	conversation, configuration
delete-webhook	Delete a webhook by ID. Example prompt: "Delete webhook abc123."	conversation, configuration

Email tools (Mailgun)

Tool	Description	Tags
send-email	Send an email using a predefined HTML template or raw HTML/text content. Example prompt: "Send a welcome email to john@example.com using our onboarding template."	email, notification
list-email-templates	List all email templates available for a specific domain. Example prompt: "What email templates do I have available?"	email, notification
retrieve-email-info	Retrieve metadata, content and delivery status for a specific email message. Example prompt: "Can you get the delivery status of the email with ID ?"	email, notification
list-email-events	Retrieve and group recent email delivery events, such as bounces, opens, or clicks. Example prompt: "Show me all recent email activity for my account."	email
analytics-metrics	Retrieve email analytics metrics, such as open rates or click-through rates. Example prompt: "What are the open rates during the last week?"	email

Verification Tools

Tool	Description	Tags
number-lookup	Lookup a phone number for its status and capabilities. Example prompt: "Lookup for the following phone number capabilities: +33501020304."	verification
start-sms-verification	Initiate an SMS verification by sending an OTP to a user's phone number. Example prompt: "Start phone verification for the number +33612345678."	verification
report-sms-verification	Submit a one-time password (OTP) to complete SMS verification. Example prompt: "Verify the phone number with this code: 1234."	verification

Voice Tools

Tool	Description	Tags
tts-callout	Place a voice call and read aloud a message using Text-to-Speech. Example prompt: "Call the phone number +33612345678 and say: 'Your appointment is tomorrow at 10 AM.'"	voice, notification
get-call-information	Get information about a call using its ID. Example prompt: "Get the details of call ID abc123."	voice, notification
list-calls	List and filter calls by service, endpoint, time range, type, result, or reason. Example prompt: "List completed calls from today."	voice, notification
get-session-information	Get a voice session and all of its call legs using the session ID. Example prompt: "Get details for session 01BX5ZZKBKACTAV9WEVGEMMVRB."	voice, notification
create-voice-service	Create a Voice service. Example prompt: "Create a default Voice service named Customer Support."	voice
set-voice-service-webhook	Configure the primary webhook and fallback URLs for a Voice service. Example prompt: "Configure the webhook and fallback for service 6e124178-c29d-46a5-943c-5c2ae544aade."	voice
remove-voice-service-webhook	Remove webhook handling from a Voice service. Example prompt: "Remove the webhook from service 6e124178-c29d-46a5-943c-5c2ae544aade."	voice
assign-number-to-voice-service	Assign an active Sinch number to a Voice service. Example prompt: "Assign +14155550100 to Voice service 6e124178-c29d-46a5-943c-5c2ae544aade."	voice
tts-batch-callout	Start a batch of outbound calls that play the same text-to-speech message. Example prompt: "Call these numbers in a batch and read this reminder."	voice, notification
get-voice-batch-summary	Get batch execution totals and optionally the state of each session. Example prompt: "Get the summary and session details for batch 01BX5ZZKBKACTAV9WEVGEMMVRB."	voice, notification

Voice batch, session, and call hierarchy

A batch groups an asynchronous request to initiate calls to multiple destinations. tts-batch-callout returns a batch ID, and each destination produces its own session.
A session represents one call flow and contains one or more calls. tts-callout returns a session ID directly; use get-session-information to retrieve its call legs.
A call is one individual leg within a session, identified by a call ID. Use get-call-information when you need the status or details of that specific leg.

To inspect a batch from top to bottom: use get-voice-batch-summary with session details enabled, pass a returned session ID to get-session-information, and then pass any returned call ID to get-call-information.

RCS Sender Tools

Tool	Description	Tags
list-rcs-senders	List all RCS senders for the project, with pagination support. Example prompt: "Show me all my RCS senders."	rcs, configuration
get-rcs-sender	Get a full RCS sender by ID, including credentials, state, brand details, test numbers, and country status. Example prompt: "Get the details of my RCS sender abc123."	rcs, configuration
create-rcs-sender	Create a new RCS sender. Brand details, questionnaire, and countries can be provided upfront or added incrementally via update-rcs-sender. Example prompt: "Create an RCS sender for the EU region with a CONVERSATIONAL billing category."	rcs, configuration
update-rcs-sender	Update an RCS sender's brand, countries, test numbers, or questionnaire. Example prompt: "Update my RCS sender abc123 with the brand logo URL."	rcs, configuration
launch-rcs-sender	Submit an RCS sender for Google and carrier review. All brand details, countries, and questionnaire sections must be complete before launching. Example prompt: "Launch my RCS sender abc123."	rcs, configuration
add-rcs-test-number	Add test phone numbers to an RCS sender (max 20 per request, 200 total per sender). Example prompt: "Add +14155552671 as a test number to my RCS sender."	rcs, configuration
delete-rcs-test-number	Delete a test number from an RCS sender. Example prompt: "Remove test number +14155552671 from my RCS sender."	rcs, configuration
resend-rcs-test-number-invite	Resend a test number invite when state is PENDING or UNVERIFIED. Example prompt: "Resend the invite for test number +14155552671 on sender abc123."	rcs, configuration
get-rcs-test-number-state	Get the verification state of a single RCS test number. Example prompt: "What is the state of test number +14155552671 on sender abc123?"	rcs, configuration
get-rcs-number-capabilities	Get the RCS features supported by a test number's device (actions, rich card layouts, revocation). Example prompt: "What RCS features does +14155552671 support?"	rcs, configuration

WhatsApp Tools

Tool	Description	Tags
get-whatsapp-account	Get the WhatsApp Business Account (WABA) of the project: onboarding state, WABA ID, business details, ban state, daily message limit and compatible regions. Example prompt: "What is the current status of my WhatsApp Business Account?"	whatsapp, configuration
list-whatsapp-templates	List the WhatsApp channel-specific message templates (managed by Meta). Omni-channel templates can be fetched with the `list-messaging-templates` tool. Example prompt: "Show me my WhatsApp templates."	whatsapp, configuration
create-whatsapp-template	Create a WhatsApp message template, as a draft or submitted for review. Example prompt: "Create a WhatsApp UTILITY template named order_confirmation in English with body text 'Your order {{1}} has shipped.'"	whatsapp, configuration
update-whatsapp-template	Update a WhatsApp message template draft (or reset an APPROVED/REJECTED/PAUSED/DISABLED template to draft) by name and language. Example prompt: "Update the order_confirmation EN WhatsApp template's body text to 'Your order {{1}} has shipped today.' and submit it for review."	whatsapp, configuration
delete-single-whatsapp-template-language	Delete a single language variant of a WhatsApp message template by name and language — other languages of the same template name are unaffected. Example prompt: "Delete the draft of the order_confirmation EN WhatsApp template."	whatsapp, configuration
delete-all-whatsapp-template-languages	Delete every language variant of a WhatsApp message template by name in one call. Example prompt: "Delete all language variants of the order_confirmation WhatsApp template."	whatsapp, configuration

Numbers Tools

Tool	Description	Tags
list-available-regions	List all regions where phone numbers are available for the project. Can filter by number type (`MOBILE`, `LOCAL`, `TOLL_FREE`). Example prompt: "Which regions have toll-free numbers available?"	numbers
list-rented-numbers	List all active (rented) phone numbers for the project. Can filter by region, type, pattern, and capability. Example prompt: "Show me all my active phone numbers in the US."	numbers
search-for-available-numbers	Search for phone numbers available to rent, with filters for region, type, pattern, and capabilities. Example prompt: "Find available local numbers in the US that support SMS."	numbers
rent-sinch-virtual-numbers	Rent (activate) one or more phone numbers by providing them in E.164 format. Example prompt: "Rent the phone number +12025551234."	numbers
release-rented-number	Release a rented phone number from your project. Example prompt: "Release the phone number +12025551234."	numbers
get-rented-number-configuration	Get one rented number and its current or scheduled service configuration. Example prompt: "Show the configuration and provisioning status for +12025551234."	numbers, configuration

Configuration Tools

Tool	Description	Tags
sinch-mcp-configuration	List all available tools in the Sinch MCP server and their status. If a tool is disabled, it will display the reason why. Example prompt: "Which tools are available in the Sinch MCP server?"

Related MCP server: Telnyx MCP Server

Getting Started

Prerequisites

Node.js 20.x or 22.x (LTS)
A provisioned Sinch Build account
Claude Desktop (or any other MCP client). This README is focused on Claude Desktop, but the MCP server can be used with any MCP client.

API credentials

To use the APIs used by the MCP tools, you will need the following credentials:

RCS API credentials: RCS must be enabled for your Sinch project. Contact si-richmessaging@sinch.com to activate it. Once enabled, RCS uses the same PROJECT_ID, KEY_ID, and KEY_SECRET as the Conversation API (see below).
WhatsApp Template API credentials: uses the same PROJECT_ID, KEY_ID, and KEY_SECRET as the Conversation API (see below).
Conversation / Numbers / Voice v2 API credentials:
- (Required) PROJECT_ID: Select the project you want to use from your Sinch Build dashboard (Located at the left of the top toolbar)
- (Required) KEY_ID: Select or create a new access key in the Access keys section of the Sinch Build dashboard.
- (Required) KEY_SECRET: This is the secret associated with the Access Key you selected or created in the previous step. Be careful, the Access Key Secret is only shown once when you create the Access Key. If you lose it, you will need to create a new Access Key.
- CONVERSATION_APP_ID: This is the ID of the conversation app you want to use. You can find it in the Conversation API / Apps section of the Sinch Build dashboard. If you don't set it, you will have to specify it in the prompt.
- CONVERSATION_REGION: This is the region where your conversation app and templates are located. It can be us, eu, or br. If you don't set it, it defaults to us.
- When using the SMS channel, you can also set the DEFAULT_SMS_ORIGINATOR environment variable to the phone number that will be used as the sender for SMS messages. Depending on your country, this setting may be required.
- You can also set the GEOCODING_API_KEY environment variable to your Google Geocoding API key if you want to use the location feature. This is needed to convert an address to a latitude/longitude pair.
Verification API credentials: navigate to the Verification / Apps section of the Sinch Build dashboard and create a new app or select an existing one. You will need the following credentials:
- (Required) APPLICATION_KEY
- (Required) APPLICATION_SECRET
Voice service, call, session, and batch tools use PROJECT_ID, KEY_ID, and KEY_SECRET from the project credentials above.
- Optionally set CALLING_LINE_IDENTIFICATION to an active Sinch number with Voice capability. It is used as the default origin for tts-callout and tts-batch-callout; callers may also provide the origin to either tool. If neither is set, calls are placed without caller ID.
Mailgun API credentials: navigate to the Mailgun / Domains section of the Mailgun dashboard and create a new domain or select an existing one. You will need the following credentials:
- (Required) MAILGUN_API_KEY
- MAILGUN_DOMAIN
- MAILGUN_SENDER_ADDRESS

MCP Server Configuration

The Sinch MCP server is available as an NPM package to the executed. Here is how to set it up in the Claude Desktop configuration file (claude_desktop_config.json). Remember to fill in the environment variables with your own credentials:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sinch": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "@sinch/mcp"],
      "env": {
        "PROJECT_ID": "",
        "KEY_ID": "",
        "KEY_SECRET": "",
        "CONVERSATION_APP_ID": "",
        "CONVERSATION_REGION": "",
        "DEFAULT_SMS_ORIGINATOR": "",
        "GEOCODING_API_KEY": "",
        "APPLICATION_KEY": "",
        "APPLICATION_SECRET": "",
        "CALLING_LINE_IDENTIFICATION": "",
        "MAILGUN_API_KEY": "",
        "MAILGUN_DOMAIN": "",
        "MAILGUN_SENDER_ADDRESS": ""
      }
    }
  }
}

Running the MCP Server locally

Option 1: Start the MCP server with stdio using Claude Desktop

To run the MCP server locally with Claude Desktop, you will need to clone the repository and build the MCP server. This option is useful for local development and testing.

Step 1: Clone the repository

git clone https://github.com/sinch/sinch-mcp-server.git

Step 2: Build the MCP server

cd sinch-mcp-server
npm install
npm run build

Step 3: Setup Claude Desktop configuration

Here is an example of how to configure the MCP server in the Claude Desktop configuration file (claude_desktop_config.json):

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sinch": {
      "command": "node",
      "args": ["/your/path/to/sinch-mcp-server/dist/index.js"],
      "env": {
        "PROJECT_ID": "",
        "KEY_ID": "",
        "KEY_SECRET": "",
        "CONVERSATION_APP_ID": "",
        "CONVERSATION_REGION": "",
        "DEFAULT_SMS_ORIGINATOR": "",
        "GEOCODING_API_KEY": "",
        "APPLICATION_KEY": "",
        "APPLICATION_SECRET": "",
        "CALLING_LINE_IDENTIFICATION": "",
        "MAILGUN_API_KEY": "",
        "MAILGUN_DOMAIN": "",
        "MAILGUN_SENDER_ADDRESS": ""
      }
    }
  }
}

Step 4: (Optional) Filter the tools available in the MCP server

Too many tools mean bigger context, mean higher tokens usage and more confusion for the LLM to select the right tool to use. You can filter the tools that are available in the MCP server by using the tags options. For example, if you want to only use the conversation tools, you can add the following options to the args array:

      "args": [
        "/your/path/to/sinch-mcp-server/dist/index.js",
        "--tags",
        "conversation"
      ],

You can combine multiple tags by separating them with commas. For example, if you want to use both conversation and verification tools, you can use the following command:

      "args": [
        "/your/path/to/sinch-mcp-server/dist/index.js",
        "--tags",
        "conversation,verification"
      ],

Available tags: conversation, rcs, whatsapp, email, verification, voice, numbers, notification, configuration, all.

If you want to use all the tools, you can omit the --tags option, or use the tag all:

      "args": [
        "/your/path/to/sinch-mcp-server/dist/index.js",
        "--tags",
        "all"
      ],

Option 2: Start the MCP server remotely and connect to it using SSE

With this option, you can run the MCP server on a remote machine and connect to it using Server-Sent Events (SSE). This is useful if you want to run the MCP server on a cloud server or a dedicated machine. By default, Claude Desktop will connect to the MCP server using STDIO; we will use the supergateway library to connect to the MCP server using SSE.

Step 1: Build the MCP server

cd sinch-mcp-server
npm install
npm run build

Step 2: Set up the MCP server configuration

Copy the file .template.env and rename it .env. Then replace the placeholders with your own credentials and delete any key you don't need. Environment variables are parsed and typed at server startup via T3 Env; missing credentials only cause errors when you invoke a tool that requires them. The .env file should look like this ():

# Conversation / Numbers / Voice v2 API tools related environment variables
PROJECT_ID=
KEY_ID=
KEY_SECRET=
## Optional but recommended: the App ID holding your channels integration configuration. If not set it must be present in the prompt
CONVERSATION_APP_ID=
## Optional, defaults to "us". Other possible values are "eu" and "br"
CONVERSATION_REGION=
## Needed only if you want to send SMS messages: it is the number that will be used as the sender for SMS messages
DEFAULT_SMS_ORIGINATOR=
## Needed only if you want to send location messages: it converts an address to a latitude/longitude pair
GEOCODING_API_KEY=

# Verification tools related environment variables
APPLICATION_KEY=
APPLICATION_SECRET=

# Voice tools related environment variables
## Optional default active Sinch Voice number used by tts-callout and tts-batch-callout
CALLING_LINE_IDENTIFICATION=

# Mailgun tools related environment variables
MAILGUN_DOMAIN=
MAILGUN_API_KEY=
MAILGUN_SENDER_ADDRESS=

Step 3: Start the MCP server

npm run start:stdio

By default, this command will start the MCP with all the tools available. If you want to filter the tools that are available in the MCP server, you can use the --tags option. For example, if you want to only use the conversation tools, you can modify the command as follows:

# Original command
"start:sse": "tsc --project tsconfig.build.json && (npx -y supergateway --stdio \"node dist/index.js\" --port 8000 --baseUrl http://localhost:8000 --ssePath /sse --messagePath /message)"

# Modified command to only use conversation tools
"start:sse": "tsc --project tsconfig.build.json && (npx -y supergateway --stdio \"node dist/index.js --tag conversation\" --port 8000 --baseUrl http://localhost:8000 --ssePath /sse --messagePath /message)"

You can combine multiple tags by separating them with commas. For example, if you want to use both conversation and verification tools, you can use the following command:

"start:sse": "tsc --project tsconfig.build.json && (npx -y supergateway --stdio \"node dist/index.js --tag conversation,verification\" --port 8000 --baseUrl http://localhost:8000 --ssePath /sse --messagePath /message)"

Step 4: Configure the MCP server in Claude Desktop

You can then configure the MCP server in the Claude configuration file as follows:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "sinch": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": ["-y", "supergateway", "--sse", "http://localhost:8000/sse"]
    }
  }
}

(Replace the http://localhost:8000/sse with the URL of your MCP server if it is not running locally)

Contributing

See CONTRIBUTING.md for contributor guidelines, including how to add new tools and pin GitHub Actions.

License

This project is licensed under the Apache License 2.0.

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