Privacy Policy MCP Server — mcp.aisuru.ai
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Privacy Policy — AIsuru MCP Servers
This page describes how the AIsuru MCP gateway (hereinafter "the Service")
handles data for each enabled MCP server connector. The general Memori
privacy policy is at
memori.ai/en/privacy-policy:
this page is a dedicated extension covering the MCP connectors.
Last updated: July 29, 2026 · Data Controller: Memori srl ·
Privacy contact: privacy@memori.ai
General model
An "MCP server" is a connector that lets an AIsuru agent interact with
an external system (database, mail, calendar, API, etc.). The AIsuru
gateway exposes such connectors to the user's agents, injects required
credentials at runtime, and routes calls. For each connector listed
below we declare:
- Software source (npm, PyPI, public repository, or developed by Memori).
- What it does at a functional level.
- Data retained by the gateway (credentials, tokens, execution logs).
- Data NOT retained (query content, responses, attachments, emails read, etc.).
- How to revoke / delete the connection.
Principles applying to all MCP connectors:
- All persistent credentials (OAuth tokens, DB connection strings, API keys) are encrypted at-rest via Lockbox + AES-256-GCM key managed by Memori.
- Content data (e.g., contents of a Doc, rows of a SQL table, body of an email) flow through memory only during tool execution: they are NOT persisted by the gateway. Exception: the Office connectors (Word and Excel) temporarily store the generated files on encrypted storage to allow download and further editing, isolated per authenticated user and automatically deleted within 24 hours (see the respective cards).
- Memori does not share data with third parties, except for technical sub-processors (e.g., cloud providers) under confidentiality agreements, only to the extent necessary to operate the Service.
- The user can request access, rectification, erasure, or portability of their data at any time by writing to privacy@memori.ai under GDPR.
Active MCP servers
AIsuru Agent Link
Source: internal Memori gateway service
· Type: exposes the agent as a standard MCP server
Exposes an AIsuru agent as a standard MCP server reachable by external applications (Claude, Cursor, other agents). Connected clients can converse with the agent and search its knowledge; the owner can also manage it remotely (builder tools).
Data retained by the gateway
- Public endpoint identifier and issued access tokens (stored hashed: the clear value is shown only once at creation).
- Technical references to the exposed agent (ID, tenant) and the optional private-agent password, encrypted at-rest.
- Technical call metadata (invoked tool, outcome, timestamp) for operation and diagnostics.
Data NOT retained
- Conversation contents are not duplicated by the gateway: they live in the AIsuru platform under Memori's general privacy policy.
Revocation
The owner can revoke tokens or disable the endpoint from the connector Dashboard at any time.
AIsuru Data Analysis
Source: npm package
mcp-js-executor
· Type: sandboxed JavaScript execution on JSON data
Lets the agent run JavaScript code in a sandbox over JSON data passed in the conversation. Useful for transformations, aggregations, calculations on data provided by the agent.
Data retained by the gateway
- None specific: code and JSON data are passed as call parameters and processed in memory.
Data NOT retained
- JavaScript code and JSON data are not persisted.
AIsuru MCP Server
Source: internal Memori HTTP server memori.ai
· Type: AIsuru platform integration
Lets the agent query the AIsuru platform itself for internal orchestration tasks (memori lookup, sessions, etc.).
Data retained by the gateway
- Backend / engine / tenant URLs configured by the MCP server administrator.
- Optional Giver credentials (tag + PIN) encrypted at-rest.
Data NOT retained
- Conversation contents with the agent are never duplicated on this MCP.
AIsuru Scheduler MCP Server
Source: internal Memori gateway service
· Type: recurring task scheduler
Lets the agent schedule recurring tasks executed autonomously in the background (e.g., "every morning at 6 send me a summary of my emails"). Tasks are user-isolated.
Data retained by the gateway
- Task definition (description, cron, prompt to send to the agent at the next execution).
- Reference to the agent and the chat user who created the schedule.
- Optional encrypted memori_password at-rest (only needed for PRIVATE memori agents).
Data NOT retained
- Execution results of the agent are not duplicated by the Scheduler.
Revocation
The user can delete scheduled tasks via the "cancel schedule" command in chat or via the gateway API.
AIsuru Vibe Coder
Source: internal Memori gateway service
· Type: conversational agent building (functions, views, forms, connectors)
Lets the agent's owner build and modify it by talking: create functions and contents, activate connectors, generate views and forms backed by real data, define the application's governance rules. Modification actions are restricted to the verified owner/giver.
Data retained by the gateway
- Application profile (name, purpose, data-visibility rules, brand) defined during onboarding.
- Definitions of generated views/forms and registered endpoints; endpoint credentials (tokens, username/password) are encrypted at-rest.
- Audit trail of agent modifications (who, what, when) and technical view-invocation statistics.
- Files uploaded by users through generated forms (images/documents): stored on cloud storage and referenced by unguessable public URLs.
Data NOT retained
- Conversation contents are not duplicated; application data submitted through forms lives in the agent's Persistence database (see "MCP Persistence").
Revocation
The owner can disable views and endpoints from the connector Dashboard, or remove the Vibe Coder McpServer from the agent.
Bybit Trading
Source: OFFICIAL Bybit npm package
bybit-official-trading-server
· Type: crypto exchange (market data, account, orders) via V5 APIs
Lets the agent query real-time market data (even without credentials) and, with configured credentials, read balances/positions and manage orders. Orders always require the user's explicit confirmation. Supports the testnet and Bybit EU accounts.
Data retained by the gateway
- Bybit API Key and API Secret configured by the administrator, encrypted at-rest.
- Configuration flags (testnet, EU host).
Data NOT retained
- Market data, balances, positions and order outcomes transit in memory during execution and are not stored by the gateway.
Revocation
Remove the McpServer from the panel, or revoke the API key from Bybit (API Management). Restricting the key to the gateway's egress IPs is recommended.
ClickUp
Source: OFFICIAL ClickUp remote service
mcp.clickup.com
· Type: tasks, lists, docs, chat and time tracking
Lets the agent work with the user's ClickUp workspace (tasks, lists, folders, spaces, docs, comments, chat, time tracking). Each user connects with their own account via OAuth: the agent operates with their permissions. ClickUp exposes no deletion tools.
Data retained by the gateway
- ClickUp OAuth access token (and refresh token, if issued) for each connected user, encrypted at-rest.
- OAuth client ID obtained through Dynamic Client Registration.
Data NOT retained
- The contents of tasks, docs, comments and chat are not stored by the gateway: they transit in memory during execution. Processing on ClickUp's side is governed by ClickUp's privacy policy (third party).
Revocation
From the connector Dashboard (remove the connected account), or from ClickUp → Settings → Apps by revoking the authorisation.
Cloudflare MCP Server
Source: official Cloudflare npm package
@cloudflare/mcp-server-cloudflare
(GitHub)
· Type: Workers/KV/R2/D1 management
Lets the agent manage the user's Cloudflare resources (Workers, KV, R2, D1, Durable Objects, Queues, Workers AI, Workflows).
Data retained by the gateway
- Cloudflare Account ID.
- Cloudflare API token (encrypted at-rest).
Data NOT retained
- Memori does not retain copies of Workers code, KV/R2/D1 data, or other content managed via the connector.
Revocation
To revoke: remove the API token from the MCP server panel, or revoke the token directly from your Cloudflare account.
Excel MCP Server
Source: PyPI package
excel-mcp-server
(haris-musa) · Type: spreadsheet creation/editing (.xlsx)
Lets the agent create and edit Excel files (cells, formulas, charts, tables, formatting). Files are processed in the gateway workspace. Available to authenticated users only.
Data collected by the gateway
- The Excel files generated by the agent, stored temporarily in the gateway workspace and on an encrypted storage bucket (provider-side at-rest encryption), isolated per individual user (key derived from the authenticated identity, in hashed form: no personal data in paths).
- No credentials: this MCP does not connect to external accounts.
- The file download link is a URL with an unguessable random key.
Data NOT retained
- Files are automatically deleted within 24 hours (from both the workspace and the storage); after that, the download link is no longer valid.
- Any templates provided via URL are downloaded only temporarily, under the same retention rules.
- Conversation content is not duplicated beyond the files generated at the user's request.
Revocation
Files expire and are deleted automatically within 24 hours. There are no persistent credentials to revoke.
Fetch Url
Source: npm package
@tokenizin/mcp-npx-fetch
· Type: download content from public URLs
Lets the agent fetch content from a URL and convert it to text, HTML, JSON, or Markdown.
Data retained by the gateway
- No persistent credentials: the URL is provided by the agent at execution time.
Data NOT retained
- Downloaded content is not saved by the gateway.
Firebird MCP Server
Source: npm package
mcp-firebird
(PuroDelphi) · Type: SQL queries on Firebird databases (including legacy line-of-business systems)
Lets the agent query via SQL and explore the schema of a Firebird database, connecting over the native Firebird protocol (no ODBC). A read-only user on dedicated views is recommended.
Data retained by the gateway
- Firebird host, port, database, user and optional role (configured by the admin).
- Firebird password encrypted at-rest.
Data NOT retained
- Query results and table/view data are not saved by the gateway.
Revocation
The admin can remove the McpServer from the panel (clears the credentials) or revoke the Firebird user on the database.
Free Image Generator (Pollinations)
Source: internal Memori gateway using the public service
pollinations.ai
· Type: image/text/audio generation
Generates images, text, or audio via the free pollinations.ai API. Supports generation, editing, and image-to-image.
Data retained by the gateway
- Optional Pollinations token (encrypted at-rest), default model, default dimensions.
Data NOT retained
- Prompts sent and generated media flow through the gateway but are not stored on the Memori side.
- Handling of prompts and media is governed by pollinations.ai (third party) — see their website.
Ghost CMS
Source: npm package
@fanyangmeng/ghost-mcp
· Type: Ghost blog management (posts, pages, tags, members) via Admin API
Lets the agent create, edit and publish posts and pages, manage tags, members and settings of a Ghost CMS site. The agent asks for confirmation before publishing or deleting content.
Data retained by the gateway
- Ghost site URL and Admin API Key configured by the administrator; the Admin API Key is encrypted at-rest.
Data NOT retained
- Post/page contents and member data are not stored by the gateway.
Revocation
Remove the McpServer from the panel, or delete the Custom Integration in Ghost (Settings → Integrations), which invalidates the key.
Glacier
Source: remote service getglacier.ai (HTTP MCP)
· Type: AI-native project management (Kanban board + docs)
Lets the agent read and write the user's Glacier workspace — projects, cards, docs, comments and suggestions — as a collaborator. Access reflects the permissions of the connected account.
Data retained by the gateway
- Glacier API key (starts with
glc_sk_), encrypted at-rest and sent to the Glacier service as a Bearer token.
Data NOT retained
- Content of projects, cards, docs and comments is not saved by the gateway: it transits in memory during tool execution. Data handling on the Glacier side is governed by getglacier.ai (third party).
Revocation
Remove the McpServer from the panel, or revoke the API key in Glacier (Account Settings → MCP API Key).
Google Workspace MCP Server
Source: PyPI package
workspace-mcp
(GitHub)
· Type: Docs, Sheets, Slides, Drive, Calendar, Gmail
Lets the agent operate on the user's Google account on the user's own instructions: read and send email, manage Calendar events, find and read documents in Drive, create/read/modify Docs/Sheets/Slides.
Data retained by the gateway
- Google OAuth refresh token (encrypted at-rest), used to obtain short-lived access tokens (1 hour).
- Email of the connected Google account (for identity binding).
OAuth scopes requested
The consent screen presented by Google always lists the permissions this installation actually requests, which may be a subset of the following:
openid, email, profile — identity
drive.file — files created or explicitly opened through the app
drive.readonly — read-only access to the user's Drive, so the agent can find and read documents the user asks about
documents / spreadsheets / presentations — read/write Docs/Sheets/Slides
calendar — read/write Calendar events
gmail.readonly — read messages, so the agent can search, summarise and answer questions about the user's email
gmail.send — send messages on the user's behalf; this permission grants no read access
The agent is never given the ability to delete email or to delete Drive files: neither gmail.modify nor the full drive scope is ever requested.
Data NOT retained
- Message bodies and attachments, Drive file contents, Doc/Sheet/Slide contents and Calendar events pass through the Service only to fulfil the request in progress, and are not stored by the gateway.
- No copy or index of the mailbox or of the Drive is ever built.
Use of Google user data with AI models
To carry out what the user asks in the conversation (for example "summarise the email that arrived today" or "what does this contract say"), the relevant content is passed to the language model behind the agent, for the sole purpose of producing the answer shown to that same user.
- Google user data is never used to develop, improve or train generalized or non-personalized AI or ML models, whether ours or third parties'.
- Google user data is never used for advertising or profiling, is never sold, and is never transferred to anyone other than the model providers strictly necessary to produce the answer requested by the user.
- No human being reads Google user data, except with the user's explicit consent (for instance on a support request the user has opened), where strictly necessary for security purposes, or where required by law.
How Google user data is secured
- Every call to Google APIs and every connection between the user, the Service and the model provider travels over TLS 1.2 or above. Google user data is never transmitted in clear text.
- The refresh token is encrypted at-rest (Lockbox, AES-256-GCM, key managed by Memori and held outside the database), and access tokens are short-lived (1 hour) and kept in memory only.
- Each user's Google credentials are bound to that user's authenticated identity: one user's token can never be used to answer another user, nor by an agent the user has not connected it to.
- Message bodies, file contents and calendar entries are not written to disk, to logs or to any index: what is logged of a tool call is the operation and its outcome, not the content.
- Access to production systems is restricted to named administrators over authenticated channels, and no member of staff can read Google user data through the Service (see above).
Retention and deletion
The refresh token is retained until the user revokes it, and is deleted immediately when the Google account is disconnected or when the connector is removed from the agent. Google content is never retained beyond the request being served. A user may request deletion of their data at any time by writing to privacy@memori.ai or to support at ccare@memori.ai; we confirm the deletion in writing.
Google API Services User Data Policy compliance
Use of data received from Google APIs adheres to the Google API Services User Data Policy, including the Limited Use requirements.
Revocation
From the Service: "Disconnect Google" button on the agent page, or the "disconnect Google" command in chat. From Google: myaccount.google.com/permissions → remove authorization for "AIsuru".
Linear
Source: OFFICIAL Linear remote service
mcp.linear.app
· Type: issue tracking and project management
Lets the agent read and write issues, projects, cycles and comments of the connected Linear workspace, with the permissions of the configured credential.
Data retained by the gateway
- Linear API key (or OAuth access token) configured by the administrator, encrypted at-rest and sent to Linear as a Bearer token.
Data NOT retained
- The contents of issues, projects and comments are not stored by the gateway. Processing on Linear's side is governed by Linear's privacy policy (third party).
Revocation
Remove the McpServer from the panel, or revoke the API key from Linear's settings.
MCP Persistence
Source: internal Memori gateway service (MongoDB)
· Type: per-agent personal database
Personal MongoDB database for each agent, used by the agent itself to store memories, states, preferences, and structured data.
Data retained by the gateway
- Arbitrary data the agent chooses to save (shape and content determined by the agent's prompt).
Data NOT retained
- No additional application-level encryption beyond the standard MongoDB Atlas Memori cluster.
Revocation
The agent admin can reset an agent's database by deleting the linked Persistence McpServer.
Microsoft Dynamics 365
Source: npm package
mcp-dataverse
(codeurali) · Type: Microsoft Dynamics 365 / Dataverse via Web API v9.2
Lets the agent read and write Microsoft Dynamics 365 data (Sales, Customer Service, Field Service, Marketing, Project Operations) and any Power App built on Microsoft Dataverse. Authentication is application-level (Entra ID service principal, OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials): all users of the agent operate with the permissions of the security role assigned to the App in the Dataverse environment.
Data retained by the gateway
- The Dataverse environment URL (e.g.
https://org…crm.dynamics.com).
- Microsoft Tenant ID, Client ID and Client Secret of the Azure App registered by the administrator: the Client Secret is encrypted at rest (Lockbox AES-256-GCM).
Data NOT retained
- The content of Dataverse records (accounts, contacts, leads, opportunities, cases, etc.) is not stored by the gateway: it only transits in memory during the execution of a single tool call.
- No application-level log of read/written data is kept beyond the anonymised technical trace required to operate the service.
Revocation
The agent administrator can remove the McpServer from the panel (clears the credentials). Alternatively, the Client Secret can be revoked from the Azure portal (Microsoft Entra ID → App registrations → your app → Certificates & secrets), or the Application User can be removed from the environment in the Power Platform admin center.
Microsoft Loop
Source: npm package
mcp-ms-loop
· Type: Microsoft Loop (.loop / .fluid) files via Microsoft Graph
Lets the agent access Microsoft Loop files via Microsoft Graph API (OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials).
Data retained by the gateway
- Microsoft Tenant ID, Client ID, Client Secret of the Azure app registered by the admin (encrypted at-rest).
Data NOT retained
- Content of Loop files is not saved by the gateway.
Microsoft SQL Server MCP
Source: npm package
@donggyunryu/mcp-sql
· Type: SQL queries + schema management on MS SQL Server / Azure SQL
Lets the agent run SQL queries and manage schema on a Microsoft SQL Server or Azure SQL database.
Data retained by the gateway
- Database host, name, user, password, port (configured by the admin, encrypted at-rest).
Data NOT retained
- Query results and table data are not saved by the gateway.
MongoDB MCP Server
Source: internal Memori HTTP server memori.ai
· Type: MongoDB connection
Lets the agent operate on external MongoDB databases configured by the admin (read, write, aggregations).
Data retained by the gateway
- MongoDB connection string and database name (configured by the admin, encrypted at-rest).
Data NOT retained
- MongoDB documents read/written are not saved by the gateway.
Monday.com MCP Server
Source: official Monday.com npm package
@mondaydotcomorg/monday-api-mcp
(GitHub)
· Type: Monday.com integration
Lets the agent interact with the user's Monday.com boards, items, columns, and workspaces.
Data retained by the gateway
- User's Monday.com API token (encrypted at-rest).
- Workspace name.
Data NOT retained
- Contents of Monday.com boards, items, and other resources are not saved by the gateway.
MySQL MCP Server
Source: npm package
@benborla29/mcp-server-mysql
· Type: SQL queries on MySQL
Lets the agent inspect schema, run SQL queries, and (optionally) perform write operations on a MySQL database.
Data retained by the gateway
- MySQL host, port, user, password, and database name (configured by the admin, encrypted at-rest).
Data NOT retained
- Query results are not saved by the gateway.
n8n Workflow Server
Source: npm package
supergateway
+ external n8n workflow configured by the user
· Type: MCP bridge to a self-hosted n8n workflow
Exposes one or more of the user's self-hosted n8n workflows to the agent as MCP tools, via a supergateway SSE bridge.
Data retained by the gateway
- n8n workflow URL.
- Optional auth token for the workflow (encrypted at-rest).
Data NOT retained
- Content transferred between agent and n8n workflow is not saved by the gateway. Data handling on the n8n side is the responsibility of the workflow admin.
OAuth / API Connector
Source: generic connector developed by Memori (internal gateway)
· Type: HTTP/REST integration with configurable authentication (static token or OAuth2)
Generic connector that exposes to the agent one or more HTTP/REST endpoints configured by the administrator (e.g. corporate APIs, catalogs, LMS such as Docebo, token-protected webhooks). The gateway composes the calls, injects authentication and routes the responses.
Data retained by the gateway
- Endpoint definitions (method, URL, parameters) and the optional OpenAPI/Swagger spec URL, configured by the administrator.
- Configured authentication credentials, encrypted at-rest: static Bearer token, OAuth2 client_id/client_secret, username/password, refresh token, or PEM private key for JWT assertion (RS256). Obtained access tokens are kept in a temporary cache and refreshed automatically on expiry.
Data NOT retained
- The content of API requests and responses transits only in memory during a single tool execution and is not persisted by the gateway (very large responses are truncated).
Revocation
The administrator can remove the McpServer from the panel (clears endpoints and credentials) or revoke/rotate the credentials (client secret, token) at the API provider.
Outlook MCP Server
Source: npm package
@mcp-z/mcp-outlook
· Type: Microsoft Outlook / Exchange via Microsoft Graph
Lets the agent manage the user's Outlook mailbox: read mail, search, download attachments (with text extraction from PDF/DOCX/XLSX, and visual recognition via AIsuru Vision for images/receipts), send mail, manage categories/labels.
Data retained by the gateway
- Microsoft refresh token (encrypted at-rest), used to obtain short-lived access tokens.
- UPN of the connected Outlook mailbox (for identity binding).
- Microsoft Tenant ID and Client ID of the admin's Azure app.
OAuth scopes requested
User.Read, openid, profile, offline_access — identity + refresh
Mail.ReadWrite — read/modify mail and attachments
Mail.Send — send mail
MailboxSettings.ReadWrite — manage categories/rules
Mail.ReadWrite.Shared / Mail.Send.Shared — ONLY when the administrator enables shared mailboxes (per-server opt-in): access to shared mailboxes the user already has an Exchange delegation for
Data NOT retained
- Mail content, attachments, and bodies are processed in memory during tool execution and are not persisted.
Revocation
From the Service: "Disconnect" button on the Outlook agent page. From Microsoft: myaccount.microsoft.com → "Apps and services" → remove the AIsuru app authorization.
PostgreSQL MCP Server
Source: npm package
@henkey/postgres-mcp-server
(GitHub)
· Type: PostgreSQL query and schema management
Lets the agent run SELECT/INSERT/UPDATE/DELETE queries, manage schema, indexes, RLS, users, and diagnose issues on a PostgreSQL database.
Data retained by the gateway
- PostgreSQL connection string (encrypted at-rest).
- Optional SSL/TLS certificate paths if configured.
Data NOT retained
- Table data and query results are not saved by the gateway.
Salesforce MCP Server
Source: npm package
@tsmztech/mcp-server-salesforce
· Type: read / write on Salesforce
Lets the agent access the user's Salesforce data and features via OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials.
Data retained by the gateway
- Salesforce Connected App Client ID and Client Secret (encrypted at-rest).
- Instance URL and connection type.
Data NOT retained
- Salesforce records read/written are not saved by the gateway.
SharePoint MCP Server
Source: npm package developed by Memori
@memori.ai/mcp-sharepoint
· Type: SharePoint / Microsoft Graph
Lets the agent access SharePoint documents via Microsoft Graph API. Two modes: application (OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials: all users operate with the app's permissions) or corporate login (delegated OAuth: each user connects with their own Microsoft account and sees only what they can access).
Data retained by the gateway
- Microsoft Tenant ID, Client ID, Client Secret (or certificate with private key) of the Azure app registered by the admin (encrypted at-rest).
- Site ID, Drive ID, List ID configured.
- In corporate-login mode: Microsoft access/refresh tokens for each connected user, encrypted at-rest, with the account UPN (delegated scopes
Sites.ReadWrite.All, Files.ReadWrite.All, User.Read).
Data NOT retained
- SharePoint document contents are not permanently stored by the gateway; for accessed files a temporary copy with a signed, expiring download link (24 hours) may be generated.
Revocation
Corporate-login mode: from the connector Dashboard (remove the account) or from myaccount.microsoft.com. Application mode: revoke the Client Secret/certificate on Azure.
Wikipedia
Source: npm package
@shelm/wikipedia-mcp-server
· Type: search / read on Wikipedia (public)
Lets the agent query Wikipedia and use its public content.
Data retained by the gateway
- No credentials (Wikipedia is public and requires no authentication).
Data NOT retained
- Queries and articles read are not saved by the gateway.
Word MCP Server
Source: PyPI package
docx-mcp-server
(SecurityRonin) · Type: document creation/editing (.docx)
Lets the agent create and edit Word documents (paragraphs, tables, headers, tracked changes, comments), optionally starting from a company template. Files are processed in the gateway workspace. Available to authenticated users only.
Data collected by the gateway
- The Word documents generated by the agent, stored temporarily in the gateway workspace and on an encrypted storage bucket (provider-side at-rest encryption), isolated per individual user (key derived from the authenticated identity, in hashed form).
- No credentials: this MCP does not connect to external accounts.
- The file download link is a URL with an unguessable random key.
Data NOT retained
- Files are automatically deleted within 24 hours (workspace and storage); after that, the download link is no longer valid.
- Any templates (.docx/.dotx) provided via URL are downloaded only temporarily, under the same retention rules.
- Conversation content is not duplicated beyond the files generated at the user's request.
Revocation
Files expire and are deleted automatically within 24 hours. There are no persistent credentials to revoke.
Work IQ (Microsoft 365)
Source: OFFICIAL Microsoft remote service
workiq.svc.cloud.microsoft
· Type: Microsoft 365 work intelligence (mail, calendar, Teams, documents, Copilot)
Lets the agent access the user's Microsoft 365 work data (email, events, Teams chats and channels, documents, people) and query Microsoft 365 Copilot in natural language. Each user connects with their own corporate account: the agent sees only what the user can see. Requires a Microsoft 365 Copilot license and tenant admin consent.
Data retained by the gateway
- Microsoft access and refresh tokens for each connected user, encrypted at-rest; account UPN for identity binding.
- Microsoft Tenant ID, Client ID (and optional Client Secret, encrypted) of the admin's App Registration.
OAuth scopes requested
openid, profile, offline_access — identity + refresh
WorkIQAgent.Ask (api://workiq.svc.cloud.microsoft) — querying Work IQ on the user's behalf (admin consent required)
Data NOT retained
- The contents of email, events, chats, documents and Copilot answers transit in memory during tool execution and are not persisted by the gateway.
Revocation
From the connector Dashboard (remove the connected account), or from Microsoft: myaccount.microsoft.com → "Apps and services". The administrator can revoke admin consent from the App Registration in Entra ID.
Zapier MCP Server
Source: npm package
supergateway
+ Zapier webhook configured by the user
· Type: MCP bridge to Zapier automations
Exposes the user's Zapier automations to the agent as MCP tools, via a supergateway SSE bridge.
Data retained by the gateway
- Zapier webhook URL.
- Optional auth token for the webhook (encrypted at-rest).
Data NOT retained
- Content transferred between agent and Zapier is not saved by the gateway. Data handling on the Zapier side is the responsibility of the user who set up the webhook.
User rights
As a data subject, the user is entitled to:
- Access their data stored by the Service.
- Request rectification or erasure.
- Request portability (machine-readable export).
- Object to processing on legitimate grounds.
- Revoke OAuth consents at any time (Google, Microsoft, Salesforce, etc.) from the agent panel or directly from the external provider.
To exercise these rights: privacy@memori.ai.
Updates
We will update this page whenever we add or remove an MCP server connector from the catalog, or when an existing connector changes the type of data processed or OAuth scopes requested.
Document published at mcp.aisuru.ai/en/privacy-policy.
Italian version: mcp.aisuru.ai/it/privacy-policy.