VertoDigital MCP Server

Sends a message from a user to the VertoDigital team and returns a reference ID. The message lands in the team's CRM and inbox, and the team replies to fromEmail, normally within one business day. Use it for service questions, partnerships, press and careers, or to request the free Pipeline Readiness Assessment: set topic: "assessment" and put the company and main pipeline challenge in message. If the user only wants contact details, use vertodigital_get_contact instead. Call it only with the user's consent, using their real name and email. Pass organization whenever the user names their company; it is saved as the company on the CRM record. Every call creates a new enquiry, so do not retry a call that succeeded. Calls are rate-limited: over the limit, the tool returns an isError result with a retry delay in seconds. No authentication required.

Returns who to contact at VertoDigital and how: the named growth lead, their email and LinkedIn, the reply-time commitment and the contact-form URL. Use it when a user asks how to reach the team or who to talk to. To send a message on the user's behalf, use vertodigital_send_enquiry instead; for any other page, use vertodigital_get_page. Pick format by what the user needs: "summary" when you only need to pass on a name, email or link, since it comes from a fixed record inside the server and is instant; the default "full" when they want to see the contact form fields or the ways to message the team, since it fetches the live /contact page. If that live fetch fails, the tool returns the summary record instead of an error, with format: "summary" and a note saying so.

Fetches one vertodigital.com page as clean markdown, with navigation, footer and scripts left out: service pages, case studies, blog posts, ebooks, event recaps, legal pages and more. Use it once you know which page you want; find slugs with vertodigital_get_site_index, or take the case-studies/<slug> links from vertodigital_search_case_studies results. For contact details alone, vertodigital_get_contact with format: "summary" is cheaper. slug is forgiving: a bare path (case-studies/ironscales), a /markdown/<slug>.md path and a full vertodigital.com URL all resolve to the same page; letter case, a trailing slash, a .html or .md extension and any ?query or #fragment are ignored, and an empty slug returns the homepage. Fetched live on every call and returned whole, with no pagination: most pages are under 20 KB of markdown, the longest about 37 KB. An unknown slug returns an isError result pointing to vertodigital_get_site_index, never an exception, so guessing a slug is safe.

Lists or searches every page on vertodigital.com. Without query, returns the site index as markdown: one link and a one-line summary per page, grouped under section headings such as Services, Industries, Case studies, Content Hub and Agent API (fetched live from /llms.txt, under 30 KB). With query, searches the title and summary of every page, including each blog post, event, ebook, video and case study from the full Content Hub and case-study indexes, and returns only the matching links grouped by section. Each link has the form https://vertodigital.com/<slug>.md, and <slug> is the input vertodigital_get_page expects. Use it to find a page; when you need what a client achieved (stats and outcomes), use vertodigital_search_case_studies instead, even for one named client, and to match a buyer's challenge to a service, use vertodigital_get_value_proposition. A page matches query when every word starts a word in its title or summary (case-insensitive, so "attribut" finds "attribution"); no match returns match_count: 0 with a hint, not an error. section narrows either mode to headings containing it, so section: "Services" with no query lists every service page; a section that matches nothing is ignored and section_found comes back false.

Matches a buyer's challenge to VertoDigital's offer and returns up to three structured lists: services (which service fits, how it works, and a headline client result), proof_points (flagship case studies with headline stats and links) and differentiators (reasons clients choose VertoDigital, each backed by a fact). Use it to answer "can VertoDigital help with X" or "why VertoDigital"; to browse the full case-study library rather than the curated flagships, use vertodigital_search_case_studies. Matching runs against a curated keyword list inside the server, not the live site, so it is instant and deterministic. A full sentence works as a query, since an item matches when one of its keywords appears in it; a query that matches nothing returns empty lists rather than an error, so retry with a broader term such as "attribution". aspect limits the response to one list.

Searches VertoDigital's full case-study library (mostly B2B technology clients in cybersecurity, data platforms, FinTech, GTM SaaS, cloud infrastructure and more, plus consumer services brands in lending and education) and returns the matching case studies as markdown, grouped under their industry headings. Each match is one line: the headline result as a link of the form https://vertodigital.com/markdown/case-studies/<slug>.md (pass it to vertodigital_get_page for the full write-up), then a one-sentence summary naming the client, what was done (including the CRM or platform, such as HubSpot, Salesforce or Marketo, where it mattered) and the results. Use it to find a specific client, or every result in an industry, channel or tool; to find other kinds of pages (services, blog posts, events), use vertodigital_get_site_index, and for a short, curated set of flagship proof points tied to a buyer's challenge, use vertodigital_get_value_proposition with aspect: "proof_points" instead. A case study matches when every word of query starts a word in its title, summary or industry heading (case-insensitive, so "attribut" finds "attribution" and "LinkedIn fintech" finds LinkedIn work for FinTech clients), so one or two keywords find more than a sentence; no match returns match_count: 0 with a hint, not an error. Omit query for the whole library page (roughly 10 KB). Fetched live on every call.