mcp.run
What is mcp.run?
Mcp.run is an enterprise AI connectivity platform for IT teams that runs a standards-compliant MCP gateway and management layer between apps and AI tools. It combines The Whole Org Chart, Audit & Control, and Advanced Security to govern access across internal systems. The platform is self-hosted and cloud-ready, integrates with OIDC-compatible identity providers, and includes Continuous Updates, Audit Usage, and 1-click Deactivation.
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At a glance
- Mcp.run is best for enterprise IT teams who need governed AI access across many internal apps.
What does mcp.run do?
Mcp.run handles enterprise AI connectivity by running a standards-compliant MCP gateway and management layer that sits between your apps and AI tools. It is built around centralized control, with features like The Whole Org Chart, Audit & Control, and Advanced Security shaping how teams expose internal systems to AI without losing oversight. The experience is designed to keep access governed while still letting teams connect the software they already use. The platform is positioned for full-organization deployment and is fully integrated with an OIDC-compatible identity provider. It is self-hosted and cloud-ready, so teams can choose the deployment model that fits their infrastructure and policy needs. The site also shows continuous updates, transparency, audit usage, and 1-click deactivation, which points to an operational model focused on visibility and fast response when access needs to change.
Why use mcp.run?
- Its self-hosted and cloud-ready deployment gives teams flexibility over where the gateway runs.
- Audit usage and control features support oversight for teams that need to review how AI access is being used.
- 1-click deactivation makes it easier to cut off access quickly when a connection or policy changes.
- The platform is built for the whole organization, not just a single department, which suits broader internal rollouts.
Who is mcp.run for?
- Enterprise IT teams who need centralized control over AI access across internal systems.
- Security and compliance teams who need auditability and fast deactivation of AI connections.
- Platform engineers who need a self-hosted gateway that fits existing identity infrastructure.
- Operations leaders who want AI productivity tools deployed across the full organization.
What are mcp.run's key features?
The Whole Org Chart
Connects AI to your full organization structure, so teams can route work through the right people and systems instead of isolated point tools.
Audit & Control
Provides audit trails and control over AI actions, helping buyers track what happened and manage access across connected systems.
Advanced Security
Adds security controls for AI connections, supporting safer use of sensitive data and reducing risk when apps talk to models.
Continuous Updates
Keeps connectors and capabilities updated over time, so teams can maintain working AI integrations without rebuilding each workflow manually.
Self-hosted & Cloud-ready
Supports both self-hosted deployment and cloud use, giving buyers flexibility to meet infrastructure and compliance requirements in one platform.
Team-tested, IT-approved
Designed for team rollout with IT oversight, making it easier to standardize AI access across departments and manage approvals centrally.
Transparency & Control
Exposes how AI connections behave and what they can access, helping teams govern usage and reduce hidden automation risk.
Audit Usage
Tracks usage across AI-connected apps, giving administrators visibility into activity patterns for billing, governance, and internal review.
What are mcp.run's use cases?
Enterprise IT access control
Enterprise IT teams use mcp.run to connect AI tools to internal systems without losing centralized oversight. They rely on The Whole Org Chart and Transparency & Control to decide which apps can reach which resources, then use Audit Usage to see what happened across the organization.
Security deactivation workflows
Security and compliance teams use mcp.run to keep AI connections reviewable and easy to shut off when needed. With Audit & Control and 1-click Deactivation, they can trace activity, respond to risk quickly, and disable a connection before it spreads further.
Self-hosted gateway for platform teams
Platform engineers use mcp.run as a self-hosted gateway that fits existing identity infrastructure. Self-hosted & Cloud-ready lets them deploy in the environment they already manage, while Advanced Security and Team-tested, IT-approved help them satisfy internal review before rollout.
Organization-wide AI rollout
Operations leaders use mcp.run to deploy AI productivity tools across the full organization without creating shadow access paths. Continuous Updates keeps connections current, and Audit Usage gives them a practical view of adoption and usage patterns as the rollout expands.
How does mcp.run work?
- Connect your first app or internal system to mcp.run and map it into The Whole Org Chart so teams can see where AI access begins.
- Set permissions with Transparency & Control, then use Audit & Control to define who can reach each connection and what actions stay visible.
- Review activity in Audit Usage to spot unexpected access patterns, confirm usage, and keep security and compliance teams informed.
- Deploy with Self-hosted & Cloud-ready, then apply Advanced Security and Team-tested, IT-approved settings to fit your identity and infrastructure standards.
- When a connection needs to be removed, use 1-click Deactivation to shut it down immediately and keep the rest of the organization running.
Frequently asked questions
What is mcp.run?
Mcp.run is an enterprise AI connectivity platform for IT teams that runs a standards-compliant MCP gateway and management layer between apps and AI tools. It combines The Whole Org Chart, Audit & Control, and Advanced Security to govern access across internal systems. The platform is self-hosted and cloud-ready, integrates with OIDC-compatible identity providers, and includes Continuous Updates, Audit Usage, and 1-click Deactivation.
What is mcp.run used for? Who is it for?
Mcp.run is used for The Whole Org Chart, Audit & Control, and Advanced Security. It's built for Enterprise IT teams, Security and compliance teams, and Platform engineers.
Editor's read
Check how much of your identity stack is already OIDC-compatible before rollout. Mcp.run is built around that integration, so confirming your provider and access policies line up will determine how smoothly centralized control and deactivation work across the organization.
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