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The Intercom connector lets your workflows talk to Intercom’s hosted MCP server, a remote MCP endpoint maintained by Intercom that exposes their conversations, contacts, tickets, and help center surface.
Spojit does not curate the tool list; Intercom does. For the live set of tools and their parameters, see the Intercom MCP documentation.

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Connection setup

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Get an access token

Sign in to your Intercom workspace, then go to Settings → Developers → Developer Hub. Create a new app (or open an existing one), then under Authentication copy the Access Token.The token is workspace-scoped; every API call made with it acts as your workspace, so make sure the app has only the scopes your workflows actually need.
2

Add the connection in Spojit

Go to Connections in Spojit, click Add Connection, select Intercom, and paste the token into the Access Token field.

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Caveats

  • The token does not expire on a schedule. It stays valid until you revoke or rotate it in the Developer Hub.
  • Scopes are app-wide. Whatever scopes are enabled on the Intercom app are what every workflow using this connection can do. If you need separate permission boundaries, create separate apps and separate Spojit connections.
  • MCP endpoint is hosted by Intercom. Availability, rate limits, and the exact tool surface are determined by Intercom. Outages and breaking changes are upstream.

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Tools

For the current list of tools and their parameters, see Intercom’s MCP documentation.