Overview
Speed up your development efforts by using our MCP Server for Developers.
Instead of the LLM hallucinating how our APIs work, it can instantly look up the correct way to integrate.
We maintain two MCP Servers: one that executes tools for agentic AI, and
another that provides search across our documentation for developing with our
APIs. This server is the latter.
Quickstart
Usage
- Add the ccc-docs MCP server to your MCP-compatible client.
- Point the client to the URL:
{
"mcpServers": {
"ccc-docs": {
"url": "https://docs.dnc.com/mcp"
}
}
}
How it helps you
Without MCP:
You: "How do I check for litigators using the API?"
AI: generates generic code that might not work with DNCScrub_
With MCP:
You: "How do I check for litigators using the API?"
AI: _searches CCC docs automatically_
AI: _generates code using actual DNCScrub API parameters_
When you connect MCP to your AI tools, the AI becomes a Contact Center Compliance expert that can:
- Generate accurate code using our latest API endpoints and parameters
- Answer specific questions about DNCScrub APIs and authentication
- Suggest best practices for TCPA compliance, scrubbing, and litigator checks
- Find the right documentation when you’re stuck on implementation
This MCP server provides documentation search only. It doesn’t execute API
calls directly—that keeps your development secure. For real-time compliance
operations, see MCP for Applications.
Claude
To use the CCC MCP server with Claude:
Add the CCC MCP server to Claude
- Navigate to the Connectors page in Claude settings
- Select Add custom connector
- Add the following:
- Name:
Contact Center Compliance
- URL:
https://docs.dnc.com/mcp
- Select Add
Access CCC docs in your chat
- When using Claude, select the attachments button (the plus icon)
- Select the Contact Center Compliance connector
- Query Claude with CCC documentation as context
Cursor
To connect the CCC MCP server to Cursor, you can either use the automatic connection or configure it manually:
Automatic Connection
Manual Configuration
Use the Connect to Cursor option
- On any CCC documentation page, select the Copy page dropdown next to the document header
- Select Connect to Cursor
- Cursor will automatically open with the CCC MCP server configured
Test the connection
In Cursor’s chat, ask “What tools do you have available?” to verify that Cursor has access to CCC documentation search.
Open MCP settings
- Use Command + Shift + P (Ctrl + Shift + P on Windows) to open the command palette
- Search for “Open MCP settings”
- Select Open MCP settings to open the
mcp.json file
Configure the CCC server
In mcp.json, add the CCC configuration:{
"mcpServers": {
"contact-center-compliance": {
"url": "https://docs.dnc.com/mcp"
}
}
}
Test the connection
In Cursor’s chat, ask “Do you have access to an MCP server?” to verify that Cursor has access to CCC documentation search.
VS Code
The CCC MCP server can also be configured with VS Code extensions that support MCP:
- Install an MCP-compatible extension (such as Continue or Cline)
- Add the CCC server URL:
https://docs.dnc.com/mcp
- Test the connection by querying CCC documentation
VS Code MCP support varies by extension. Check your specific extension’s
documentation for setup instructions.
Testing your MCP connection
Once configured, test your MCP connection by asking your AI tool:
"What MCP tools do you have available?"
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You should see the CCC documentation search tool listed. Then try:
```
"Search for information about the Scrub API in the CCC documentation"
```
The AI should be able to search and return relevant Contact Center Compliance documentation.
## Troubleshooting
### Connection issues
**Problem:** MCP server not connecting
**Solution:**
- Verify the URL is exactly: `https://docs.dnc.com/mcp`
- Check your internet connection
- Restart your AI tool after configuration
**Problem:** Search tool not available
**Solution:**
- Confirm the MCP server was added correctly
- Try removing and re-adding the server configuration
- Check the AI tool's MCP support documentation
### Search issues
**Problem:** Search returns no results
**Solution:**
- Try different search terms
- Use more general terms (e.g., "scrub" instead of "scrub multiple phone numbers API")
- Verify the MCP connection is working
## Additional resources
- [Model Context Protocol documentation](https://modelcontextprotocol.io/docs/tutorials/use-remote-mcp-server#connecting-to-a-remote-mcp-server)
- [Mintlify MCP documentation](https://mintlify.com/docs/ai/model-context-protocol)
## Support
If you need assistance with the MCP server or documentation:
- Create a support ticket at [dncscrub.com/help/new](https://dncscrub.com/help/new)
- Email: support@dnc.com
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