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ALSO Cloud Marketplace MCP Server

ALSO Cloud Marketplace MCP Server

by pitwch

Server Configuration

Describes the environment variables required to run the server.

NameRequiredDescriptionDefault
ALSO_CLOUDPWYesYour ALSO Cloud Marketplace password. Required.
ALSO_CLOUDUSERYesYour ALSO Cloud Marketplace username/email address. Required.
ALSO_CLOUD_API_PREFIXNoOptional API prefix path (e.g. /SimpleAPI/.../rest).
ALSO_CLOUD_TIMEOUT_MSNoOptional request timeout in milliseconds (e.g. 30000).
ALSO_CLOUD_MARKETPLACEYesThe ALSO Cloud Marketplace to use. Accepts a full URL (e.g. https://marketplace.also.ch) or a country key (e.g. Switzerland, Germany, Austria, Debug). Required.

Instructions

Guidance the server publishes about itself, which clients place ahead of the tool catalog so the model reads it before choosing anything.

This server publishes no instructions, or was last inspected before Glama recorded them.

Capabilities

Features and capabilities supported by this server

Protocol revision2025-11-25

CapabilityDetails
tools
{
  "listChanged": true
}

Tools

Functions exposed to the LLM to take actions

NameDescription
list_marketplacesA

Static country keys → marketplace base URLs (Switzerland, Germany, Debug, …). No credentials required. For API-owned marketplaces use get_owned_marketplaces.

list_api_endpointsB

Catalog of MarketplaceSimpleAPI 1.0.0 endpoints with tags, summaries, dedicated MCP tool names (if any), and write/destructive risk flags.

validate_sessionA

Optional health check (PingPong). Login is automatic on other tools — do not call this before every query.

find_companiesA

PREFERRED for locating a company by name. Calls GetCompanies under parentAccountId (or ALSO_CLOUD_PARENT_ACCOUNT_ID) and filters by CompanyName. Do NOT use get_reports / execute_report to search companies.

list_company_subscriptionsA

PREFERRED for "which subscriptions does company X have?". Resolves company by accountId or name (via find_companies), then GetSubscriptions. Returns a compact summary (no huge Fields arrays). Use activeOnly=true (default) for active services only.

clear_sessionA

Drop the cached session token (forces fresh login on next call).

get_companyC

GetCompany — company by accountId.

get_companiesA

GetCompanies — all first-level companies under parentAccountId. To search by name prefer find_companies.

get_company_by_vat_idD

GetCompanyByVatId.

get_resellerC

GetReseller — reseller by accountId.

get_resellersC

GetResellers — resellers under parentAccountId.

get_reseller_by_vat_idD

GetResellerByVatId.

get_departmentC

GetDepartment — department by accountId.

get_departmentsC

GetDepartments — departments under parentAccountId.

get_userC

GetUser — user by accountId.

get_usersC

GetUsers — users under companyAccountId.

get_subscriptionB

GetSubscription by accountId. Prefer list_company_subscriptions for company-wide lists. compact=true by default.

get_subscriptionsA

GetSubscriptions under parentAccountId. For "subscriptions of company X by name" prefer list_company_subscriptions. compact=true by default (drops huge Fields arrays).

get_subscription_with_addonsC

GetSubscriptionWithAddons — full detail for one subscription including addons.

get_possible_services_for_parentC

GetPossibleServicesForParent — services a parent can subscribe to.

get_reportsA

GetReports — list available report names. Do NOT use this to find companies or subscriptions; use find_companies / list_company_subscriptions.

execute_reportC

ExecuteReport — run a named report with parameters.

get_latest_invoicesC

GetLatestInvoices for the authenticated account.

get_latest_invoices_for_periodD

GetLatestInvoicesForPeriod — invoices for year/month.

get_preview_invoicesC

GetPreviewInvoices — current open billing month preview.

get_invoice_aggregation_reportD

GetInvoiceAggregationReport for year/month.

get_owned_marketplacesB

GetMarketplaces — marketplaces owned by the company (API).

list_marketplace_servicesD

ListMarketplaceServices for marketplaceId.

get_available_services_for_marketplaceD

GetAvailableServicesForMarketplace.

get_service_informationC

GetServiceInformation by serviceName.

get_credit_limitC

GetCreditLimit for company accountId.

get_security_rolesC

GetSecurityRoles for company/reseller accountId.

get_special_dealC

GetSpecialDeal discounts for accountId.

create_companyB

WRITE: CreateCompany. Pass companyAccount object (parent, name, address, … per Simple API). Prefer get_companies afterwards to verify.

update_companyB

WRITE: UpdateCompany. Pass company object with accountId and fields to change.

create_resellerC

WRITE: CreateReseller. Pass resellerAccount object.

update_resellerC

WRITE: UpdateReseller. Pass reseller object with accountId and fields to change.

create_departmentC

WRITE: CreateDepartment. Pass departmentAccount object.

update_departmentB

WRITE: UpdateDepartment. Pass department object with accountId and fields to change.

create_userC

WRITE: CreateUser under selected parent. Pass userAccount object.

update_userC

WRITE: UpdateUser. Pass user object with accountId and settings to change.

get_fields_for_serviceA

GetFieldsForService — field definitions needed before CreateSubscription / ValidateFields.

validate_subscription_fieldsA

WRITE-ish: ValidateFields — validates subscriptionAccount before create. Does not provision.

create_subscriptionC

WRITE: CreateSubscription. Use get_fields_for_service + validate_subscription_fields first.

update_subscriptionC

WRITE: UpdateSubscription. Pass subscription object with accountId and field changes.

get_account_custom_actionsC

GetAccountCustomActionsWithFields — list custom actions for a subscription.

execute_account_custom_actionC

WRITE: ExecuteAccountCustomAction — runs a named custom action on a subscription.

retry_last_failed_provisioningC

WRITE: RetryLastFailedProvisioning for a subscription accountId.

get_possible_services_for_upgradeC

GetPossibleServicesForUpgrade for accountId.

get_subscription_fields_for_upgradeC

GetSubscriptionFieldsForUpgrade for accountId + targetProductName.

execute_subscription_upgradeC

WRITE: ExecuteSubscriptionUpgrade — provisions upgrade to targetProductName.

get_subscription_fields_for_renewC

GetSubscriptionFieldsForRenew for accountId.

configure_subscription_renewB

WRITE: ConfigureSubscriptionRenew — stores renew field values applied at subscription end date.

reset_default_renew_valuesB

WRITE: ResetDefaultRenewValues — clears saved renew config for accountId.

set_credit_limitA

WRITE: SetCreditLimit. Omit limit (or leave empty per API) to remove the credit limit; comment is required.

list_credit_check_orders_for_approvalB

ListCreditCheckOrdersForApproval — pending credit check orders.

approve_credit_check_orderA

WRITE: ApproveCreditCheckOrder. Pass the order object (typically from list_credit_check_orders_for_approval), usually including RequestId and Comment.

decline_credit_check_orderB

WRITE: DeclineCreditCheckOrder. Pass the order object (typically from list_credit_check_orders_for_approval).

set_special_dealB

WRITE: SetSpecialDeal — create/update special deal discount for accountId.

api_requestA

Generic authenticated Simple API call. Prefer dedicated tools when available. Use this for destructive ops (TerminateAccount, DeleteMarketplace*, DeleteSpecialDeal) and rare endpoints. ALSO Simple API is POST-only for almost all operations.

Prompts

Interactive templates invoked by user choice

NameDescription

No prompts

Resources

Contextual data attached and managed by the client

NameDescription

No resources

TDQS

C2.4/5.0

Scored across 60 tools

Disambiguation3/5

The set has many overlapping retrieval tools, especially get_company/get_companies/find_companies, get_subscription/get_subscriptions/list_company_subscriptions, and multiple marketplace/service lookup tools. Descriptions do provide preferred-tool guidance, which reduces confusion, but an agent still has to carefully choose among several near-duplicates.

Naming Consistency3/5

Most names are snake_case verb_noun, but the set mixes get_, list_, find_, create_, update_, execute_, validate_, set_, reset_, approve_, decline_, and a vague api_request. The pattern is readable but not predictable enough for a 60-tool surface.

Tool Count2/5

Sixty tools is very heavy for a marketplace API surface and includes many specialized one-off operations. While the domain is broad, the count exceeds what an agent can reliably navigate without strong grouping or consolidation.

Completeness4/5

The surface covers substantial lifecycle operations for companies, users, departments, resellers, subscriptions, invoices, reports, credit, marketplaces, and custom actions. Some destructive and rare operations are only available through api_request, so coverage is broad but not fully self-contained.