Salesforce Cloud
Query and update Salesforce opportunities, accounts, and files from your agent using SOQL and Connected App credentials.
Overview
Salesforce Cloud is an MCP server for the Build phase that integrates agents with Salesforce CRM via SOQL, records, file downloads, and analytics-oriented operations.
What is this MCP server?
- Salesforce CRM: opportunities, accounts, analytics-oriented reads
- Run SOQL and download related files through MCP tools
- Supports password flow (SF_USERNAME/SF_PASSWORD) or client-credentials style setup
- Stdio npm @aaronsb/salesforce-cloud-mcp v0.5.0 with My Domain login URL
- Package version 0.5.0 as @aaronsb/salesforce-cloud-mcp on npm
- Five documented Salesforce-related environment variables including optional username/password pair
- Stdio transport per official MCP server schema
Community signal: 5 GitHub stars.
What problem does it solve?
Ad-hoc Salesforce scripts and REST exploration eat time when you need quick answers about pipeline and accounts during integration work.
Who is it for?
Indie B2B builders with an existing Salesforce org who want agent-driven SOQL and record operations while coding integrations.
Skip if: Teams without Salesforce licensing, or builders who only need Stripe or a spreadsheet CRM.
What do I get? / Deliverables
Once Connected App secrets and login URL are set, the agent can query and act on Salesforce data in conversational workflows.
- Agent-callable Salesforce read/write and query tools scoped to your credentials
- Documented env vars for password or client-credentials flows
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Journey fit
How it compares
Salesforce API MCP connector, not a CRM migration or Apex deployment skill.
Common Questions / FAQ
Who is Salesforce Cloud MCP for?
Developers and founders who already run Salesforce and want their coding agent to query and update CRM data safely via MCP.
When should I use Salesforce Cloud MCP?
While building customer-facing features, internal ops tools, or growth automations that must read/write Salesforce objects.
How do I add Salesforce Cloud MCP to my agent?
Install @aaronsb/salesforce-cloud-mcp, create a Connected App, set SF_CLIENT_ID, SF_CLIENT_SECRET, SF_LOGIN_URL, and optional SF_USERNAME/SF_PASSWORD, then register stdio in your MCP client.