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Manage your royalties from Claude.

Rekon MCP is a read-only connection between your Rekon account and any MCP-compatible AI assistant. Once connected, you can ask about your royalty revenue, which registrations you're missing, and who still needs to sign a split sheet — directly in the conversation, with no dashboard required.

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Setup

  1. 1

    Generate a token

    In Rekon, go to Settings → Connected Apps → New token. Name it (e.g. "Claude Desktop") and copy the secret — it is shown once.

  2. 2

    Add Rekon as an MCP server

    In Claude Desktop's config, or any other MCP-compatible client, add a server pointing at https://rekonroyalties.com/api/mcp with an Authorization: Bearer header carrying your token.

  3. 3

    Ask a question

    Once connected, ask your assistant about your royalties directly — no dashboard required.

Works with any MCP client that supports a custom Authorization header — including Claude Desktop's server configuration. See the Model Context Protocol documentation for your specific client.

The six tools

get_royalty_summary
Total revenue, broken down by source, platform, and country, for a given period.
get_statement_breakdown
Per-track revenue and stream counts, ranked highest-earning first.
list_missing_registrations
Unresolved findings specifically about missing PRO, ISRC, MLC, or neighbouring-rights registration.
get_opportunity_findings
Every unresolved issue REKON has detected, ranked by estimated annual impact.
list_split_sheets
Your split sheets — ownership percentages and each collaborator's signing status.
get_scan_status
When your catalogue was last scanned, and how many findings are still open.

What this cannot do

  • Every tool is read-only. Nothing exposed here can move money, change your subscription, or alter who has access to your account.
  • Billing, payout settings, and account permissions are not reachable through the MCP server at all — not hidden, not gated, simply not implemented as tools.
  • A token only ever returns data belonging to the account that created it.
  • Revoking a token in Settings takes effect immediately — the next request with it is rejected.

Looking for ready-to-use prompts? See the MCP prompt library.

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