More than 130 ambassador-program actions for AI assistants

• Identify the signed-in administrator and connected organization.
• List the capabilities available to that specific administrator.
• Check connection and authorization status.
• Load the CampusThreads MCP operating guide for broad work.
• Discover supported entities, fields, allowed values, and operations.
• Read reusable workflow guides for multi-step CampusThreads work.
• Retrieve an exact supported portal record when a detailed source view is needed.
• Use validated general-purpose reads and tightly limited schema-driven settings updates.

• Summarize the organization’s operational dashboard.
• Surface outstanding items that need administrative attention.
• Analyze ambassador performance leaderboards.
• Break down activity and status across major program areas.

• Search, filter, count, and inspect ambassadors.
• Update supported ambassador profile and program fields.
• Invite a new ambassador.
• Delete a pending ambassador invitation.
• Deactivate or reactivate an ambassador.
• Review an ambassador’s availability.
• Find overlapping availability across multiple ambassadors.
• Identify assignment readiness for upcoming work.

• Search and review administrative colleagues in the same organization.
• Resolve human names for ownership, collaboration, and assignment workflows.

• Search and summarize prospect records when prospect AI processing is enabled.
• Identify candidates for an outreach campaign.
• Trace recurring prospect topics and questions.
• Summarize ambassador-match suggestions.
• Review feedback associated with the clearly identified AI chatbot.
• Analyze the prospect conversion funnel.
• Query prospect referrals and ambassador-generated recruitment referrals.
• Measure recruitment-intake volume and outcomes.
• Review applications and intake records through supported source-record access.

• Search and inspect campaign postings.
• Create and update posting drafts.
• Publish an approved posting.
• Set or adjust available openings.
• Cancel one posting or a recurring posting series.
• Restore a cancelled posting.
• Delete a posting through a guarded confirmation workflow.

• Search shifts by status, date, ambassador, or campaign context.
• Assign or unassign ambassadors.
• Review post-shift reports and supporting attachments.
• Inspect flexed-start records and operational audit history.
• Summarize location and check-in information available to the administrator.
• Nudge participants about required shift actions.
• Resolve timesheet exceptions.
• Review and resolve ambassador cancellation requests.

• Search and summarize prospect conversation threads when enabled.
• Analyze recurring conversation topics.
• Search messages and inspect message history.
• Send authorized administrative messages.
• Edit or remove eligible messages.
• Manage thread contributors.
• Review answer suggestions without allowing AI to impersonate an ambassador.
• Prepare and confirm appropriate multi-recipient communications.

Human-first boundary: ambassador replies are written and sent by real people, never AI. AI can provide approved context and administrative assistance, while a separately identified AI chatbot may answer as AI when that experience is enabled.

• Search organization-only discussion threads.
• Create an internal thread around operational work.
• Search, add, update, or remove comments on supported records.

• Search tasks and status breakdowns.
• Create and update tasks.
• Move work between Kanban stages.
• Approve completed work.
• Nudge assigned participants.
• Delete tasks through a guarded confirmation workflow.

• Search training modules, announcements, and resources.
• Inspect resource attachments and supported file content.
• Upload a resource file.
• Create and update resource drafts.
• Publish or unpublish a resource.
• Nudge participants who need to review or complete material.
• Delete a resource through a guarded workflow.

• Search physical assets and their images.
• Upload an asset image.
• Review asset activity and audit history.
• Create and update an asset.
• Change an asset’s operational status.
• Review submitted asset evidence.
• Delete an asset through a confirmation workflow.

• Search program locations.
• Review activity associated with a location.
• Create, update, or delete a location using authorized workflows.

• Search and inspect rewards.
• Create or update a reward and its qualifying conditions.
• Evaluate reward eligibility on demand.
• Notify ambassadors that a reward is available.
• Send an approved encouragement or recognition message.
• Delete a reward through a guarded workflow.

• Search available media.
• Inspect supported media content.
• Upload media into the organization’s authorized workspace.

• Search and review invoices available to the administrator.
• Create an invoice from supported ambassador-work information.

• Search, create, and update ambassador groups.
• Search, create, and delete organizational tags.
• Use groups and tags to support targeted assignments, reporting, and communication.

• Read current widget settings.
• Diagnose widget content and embed configuration.
• Update supported widget settings.
• Read and update supported application settings.
• Use schema validation and dry-run behavior for eligible general settings changes.

• Search the organization’s approved knowledge collection.
• Search CampusThreads product help for “how do I” questions.
• Separate product guidance from organization data queries.

• Read the organization’s current chat guidelines.
• Update supported moderation guidance.
• Search conversation activity for operational review when enabled.

• Summarize community participation and health.
• Search community questions and activity.
• Measure member engagement.
• Review verification status and moderation activity.
• Inspect community channels and their operational context.

• Summarize upcoming or historical visit programs.
• Review session capacity, remaining space, waitlists, check-ins, no-shows, attendance, and feedback ratings.
• Search visit programs by title.
• Return aggregate visit metrics without visitor names, emails, custom answers, or accommodation notes.

CampusThreads MCP is the permission-aware automation interface that lets compatible AI assistants understand and use approved CampusThreads capabilities for an authenticated administrator.

No cross-tenant company selector is exposed. Each connection is resolved to the authenticated administrator’s own organization and tools operate within that scope.

No. Ambassador replies are written and sent by real people, never AI. AI can support administrators and ambassadors with approved context, analysis, and safety workflows. Any separate AI-chatbot experience is identified as AI.

No. The public demonstration environment is read-only. Its embedded assistant receives only side-effect-free tools and sandbox accounts cannot issue external MCP credentials.

No. Availability can depend on the administrator, organization, enabled product features, sandbox status, and privacy configuration. The MCP capability-discovery action returns the resolved set for the current connection.