MCP Server launched

New: CAPLINK Now Speaks MCP CAPLINK has launched a native Model Context Protocol (MCP) server, giving founders and investors a direct, secure connection between their AI assistant and the CAPLINK platform — no browser tab required. Setup takes minutes. The integration uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and Dynamic Client Registration, so connecting is as simple as adding CAPLINK as a connector in Claude and authorizing access with your existing account. No API keys to manage, no manual configuration files — just a standard, secure login flow. For founders, the MCP server turns your AI assistant into a fundraising co-pilot. You can review data room access and investor activity, check who's viewed which documents, manage your Q&A dashboard with a propose-and-confirm workflow (nothing gets posted without your explicit sign-off), track your investor CRM pipeline, and set up automated alerts — all through natural conversation instead of clicking through dashboards. For investors, it means faster, more direct access to the deals you're tracking: search the investor database, pull up data room documents, ask founders questions, and get notified the moment something changes — all from the same assistant you already use for everything else. Every write action — posting a Q&A answer, granting access — goes through an explicit confirmation step before anything is sent. Nothing happens silently. This is part of CAPLINK's broader push to meet founders and investors where they already work, rather than asking them to adopt another tool.