Beacon CRM MCP by usefulapi

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Tools this endpoint exposes

Read directly from the endpoint on 12 Oct 2026. Not supplied by the maker.

• beaconcrm_list_record_types

  List the record types of this Beacon account (people, organisations, payments, custom types, ...) with their fields (keys, types, options). Call this first: the keys are what the other tools take as `

• beaconcrm_list_users

  List the users of the Beacon account (id, role, name, email). Use the inner user.id for 'link to a user' fields. GET /users.

• beaconcrm_list_records

  List records of one type (for example person, organization, payment), one page at a time. Use beaconcrm_filter_records to search by field values. GET /entities/{entity}.

• beaconcrm_get_record

  One record by type and id, with all its fields. GET /entity/{entity}/{id}.

• beaconcrm_filter_records

  Search records of one type with Beacon filter conditions (read-only; it uses POST because the filter is a body). Each condition is {"field", "operator", "value"}. Operators by field type: text == != s

• beaconcrm_create_record

  WRITE: create ONE new record of the given type in the live Beacon database. Not idempotent: calling it twice creates two records (use beaconcrm_upsert_record to avoid duplicates). Beacon workflows may

• beaconcrm_update_record

  WRITE: change fields of ONE existing record. Only the fields you pass are changed; a select or reference field passed as an empty array [] is CLEARED, removing its existing values. The previous values

• beaconcrm_upsert_record

  WRITE: create a record, or update the existing one whose key field matches. `primary_field_key` names the field used to find the match (for example "emails" for a person, or "external_id"); `fields` m

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