Do I need to know how to code to use Bikma's MCP?
No. MCP is used in natural language from the AI assistant of your choice: once the server is connected, you ask questions as you would ask a colleague and the assistant fetches Bikma's data for you.
Integration
Bikma makes its AI visibility data queryable straight from a conversational assistant through an MCP server: ask Claude, ChatGPT or another compatible client what your Share of Voice is, which sources cite you or how you stand against competitors, without opening the dashboard.
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an open standard that lets an AI assistant connect to an external data source and query it in natural language. The data provider exposes an MCP server; the assistant connects to it as a client and gets a set of tools it calls to read real data instead of generating it from memory. In practice MCP acts as a bridge between the model and the platform: the assistant's answers rest on Bikma's actual numbers.
MCP brings Bikma's metrics into your everyday workflow. From the assistant you ask for your brand's Share of Voice on a given model, the list of mentions and of the competitors cited, the most recurrent external sources, how a metric trends over time or a comparison between question clusters. The answers stay anchored to the platform's data, so you move from analysis to action in the same place where you write.
On the Scout and Teams agency plans, MCP is the channel through which data leaves the platform: you bring it into your own tools and build reports and analyses there. On the brand plans, programmatic access to the data goes through the API, included in the Corporate plan.
No. MCP is used in natural language from the AI assistant of your choice: once the server is connected, you ask questions as you would ask a colleague and the assistant fetches Bikma's data for you.
No, it works alongside it. The dashboard remains the place to see charts, trends and full analyses; MCP gives you quick answers on the data without switching tools while you work.
Yes. On the Scout and Teams agency plans it is the channel through which you bring Bikma's data into your own tools.