"Integration between MCP and Emarsys with SAP" matching MCP servers:

Provides access to the Reuters Business and Financial News API to retrieve articles, trending news, and market data. It enables searching and filtering financial content by date, author, category, and keywords.

MCP server for answering questions about official statistics from a single publication URL, with tools to check query scope, retrieve overview, text, data files, and search.

One-call Australian health and welfare data plumbing via AIHW — cited responses for practical analysis, not a data broker.

Enables querying of Hong Kong government data on elderly community care services, such as waiting times and applicant counts.

Enables currency conversion and exchange rate lookups using real ECB reference rates, free and without an API key. Supports natural language queries like 'convert 100 USD to EUR' or 'what's the exchange rate between GBP and JPY?'.

MCP server that evaluates compatibility between exact versions of packages and runtimes using official evidence, returning structured verdicts (supported/unsupported/unknown) with sources and limitations.

MCP server that provides AI assistants access to Oklahoma Corporation Commission public GIS datasets, enabling dataset search, layer metadata retrieval, and attribute/spatial queries on ArcGIS Hub data.

Enables querying WikiTree genealogy data including profiles, ancestors, descendants, relatives, biography, photos, and categories via natural language.

Enables querying EU-funded research projects and ERC grants from the CORDIS knowledge graph, including full project records and ERC scheme listings, with server-side filtering and attribution.

MCP server for Korea's DART (Data Analysis, Retrieval and Transfer) electronic disclosure system, operated by the Financial Supervisory Service (FSS). Exposes company disclosures, company profiles, and financial statements via the OpenDART public API.

Lets Claude answer currency questions using the European Central Bank's official daily euro reference rates via the Frankfurter API, converting amounts between roughly 30 major currencies, retrieving historical rates for a specific date, and summarizing rate movements over a date range. Every answer cites the exact publication date, and no API key or account is required.

A bridge between large language models and Dutch parliamentary data, providing access to Dutch parliamentary documents, debates, and member information from the Tweede Kamer.

Central Bank of Russia (CBR) data for AI agents — daily and historical currency rates, key rate, inflation, and macro statistics. Five typed MCP tools, in-memory TTL cache, MIT-licensed, no API key required.

Exposes 26 structured analytical tools over Climate Finance Update datasets, enabling fund-level financial analysis, portfolio aggregations, and data quality diagnostics without requiring the client to write data access code.

MCP server for Russian government procurement data that enables AI assistants to search tenders, get detailed cards, and analyze customer/supplier history.

MCP server for downloading academic papers from DOI or title, resolving references, and generating citations. Supports batch downloads, multiple mirrors, and optional Unpaywall integration.

Facilitates real-time access to Singapore's Land Transport Authority (LTA) transportation data, offering insights into bus arrivals, train services, traffic conditions, and more through integration with the LTA DataMall API.

An MCP server that connects AI agents to over 200 tools across 27 Brazilian public APIs, covering economic, legislative, transparency, and judicial data. It enables users to query and cross-reference extensive government datasets from sources like IBGE, the Central Bank, and the Brazilian Congress.

A MCP server for data visualization. It exposes tools to render charts (line, bar, pie, scatter, heatmap, etc.) from data and returns plots as either image/text/mermaid diagram.

Enables users to turn their LLM client into a Pokédex by looking up Pokémon by name, including partial or misspelled names, and predicting battle outcomes between two Pokémon.