Agent access

Data rooms an AI assistant can read, under control

Most rooms still assume a human opens every file. A small number expose an MCP endpoint, so an assistant can answer diligence questions inside the room while permissions, revocation and the audit trail stay in force. Checked 1 September 2026.

Frequently asked

What is MCP access in a data room?

MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is a standard way for an AI assistant to connect to a system and read from it under permission. In a data room it means a model can answer questions about the documents in place, rather than a person exporting files to a chat window where the controls no longer apply.

Which data rooms support MCP today?

Of the 99 platforms we track, 3 document an MCP endpoint. 99 Data Rooms exposes it on the Business plan at GBP 49 per month, read only by default, revocable and fully logged.

Is agent access safe for confidential diligence?

It is safe when three things hold: access is read only unless raised deliberately, every call lands in the same audit trail as a human view, and the token can be revoked in one action. Ask the vendor to show all three before connecting an assistant to a live room.