
Menlo Insurance MCP
Connect ChatGPT or Claude to insurance applications and quote follow-up.
What is Menlo Insurance MCP?
Menlo Insurance MCP connects a compatible AI assistant, such as ChatGPT or Claude, to Menlo Insurance Services. Customers can answer insurance application questions and access their authorized quote information and follow-up through their chosen assistant. The assistant supplies the AI; Menlo provides deterministic insurance workflow tools through a hosted MCP server. Customer access uses OAuth and consent. Menlo Insurance Services is a property and casualty insurance agency serving California, Idaho and Texas. Brokers review coverage and placement; purchasing and binding happen separately. Menlo also offers broker workflow tools at https://www.menloinsurance.com/for-agents.
Who it's for
Individuals and businesses seeking property and casualty insurance in California, Idaho or Texas, and developers connecting a compatible MCP client to Menlo's documented insurance workflow.
Key features
- Hosted remote HTTP MCP connection for compatible assistants
- Customer-authorized access through OAuth and consent
- Insurance application questions and quote follow-up tools
- Broker review and a separate purchase handoff
Common use cases
- Answer insurance application questions in a compatible assistant
- Review authorized quote information and request follow-up
- Connect an assistant to Menlo's property and casualty insurance workflow
Pricing
The MCP connection is free. Menlo charges no broker fees. Insurance premiums are separate, and the user's chosen AI assistant may have its own plan or usage charges. Menlo for Agents is a separate offering; its pricing is not represented as free.
Frequently asked questions
Does Menlo provide the AI model?
No. The customer's chosen compatible assistant supplies the AI; Menlo exposes insurance workflow tools.
Where is insurance available?
Menlo Insurance Services serves California, Idaho and Texas for property and casualty insurance.
Can the assistant bind insurance?
No. Purchasing and binding follow a separate process with the required approvals.