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Create, edit, and monitor Grid workbooks and columns via Salesforce API.
Copy the install command and let the AI configure it · recommended for beginners
No copy-paste install info for "Grid Connect MCP Server" yet — see the docs or source repo.
Using the Grid Connect MCP, create a worksheet named "Sales Follow-up" in the target workbook and add five columns: "Customer Name", "Owner", "Stage", "Estimated Amount", and "Next Follow-up Time" with sensible default field types.
A confirmation with the created worksheet and column details, including names, types, and status.
Review the column settings in the "Project Management" worksheet. Make "Due Date" required, change "Priority" to a dropdown with options High, Medium, and Low, and leave all other columns unchanged.
A summary of the column updates, showing which settings were successfully changed.
Use the Grid Connect MCP to check recent schema changes and sync status for the "Operations Weekly Report" workbook. List recently modified worksheets, column changes, and any failed or pending tasks.
A report of recent changes and current sync status to help identify configuration or update issues.
Query and manipulate GRID spreadsheets with natural language through the GRID API.
Connect to Salesforce to manage records and automate external service integrations.
Access Salesforce Tooling API via AI for metadata, queries, analysis, and debugging.
Use natural language to manage Salesforce data, schema, DevOps, and analytics.
Connect an MCP AI assistant to Salesforce for data, schema, Apex, and deployments.
Let AI query, update, and analyze Salesforce CRM data without API glue code.