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Infatica Data Platform MCP

Infatica MCP is built around collection jobs: create a run, inspect its progress and retrieve its results. It suits work that should remain visible in the Data Platform account after the chat ends.

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What you can use it for

  • Create and inspect data collection runs.
  • Export completed run results for analysis.
  • Compare collected results and manage recurring schedules.

Documented capabilities: Web search · Scraping & extraction.

Account & usage

Account required
Yes
Required product
Infatica Data Platform / Web Scraper Pro
Billing basis
Platform access is included with eligible Web Scraper Pro plans and uses the same request quota as the API. Check the current plan eligibility and account quota before creating runs. Provider pricing.

When to choose Infatica Data Platform MCP

A useful fit when

  • Batch URL or search collection with progress and exports.
  • Comparing completed runs or repeating a proven collection task.

Check another approach when

  • An agent that should only discover proxy providers.
  • Giving a read-only reporting agent permission to alter schedules.
Sources: Infatica Data Platform workflow documentation, Infatica MCP connection, scopes and tools

Connect to Infatica Data Platform MCP

Choose a connection profile below and replace credential placeholders in your own MCP client. The transport describes the MCP connection.

Hosted Infatica Data Platform

Streamable HTTP · hosted

Endpoint
https://dataplatform.infatica.io/mcp
Authentication
Personal Access Token in the Authorization: Bearer header, with scopes for the intended tools.

Before you connect

  • Infatica account with Data Platform access.
  • Create a Personal Access Token under Settings and select the required scopes.
  • MCP client supporting a hosted HTTP server with custom headers.

Cursor MCP JSON Sources: Infatica MCP connection, scopes and tools

Cursor: .cursor/mcp.json (project) or ~/.cursor/mcp.json (global). Configuration guide.

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "infatica": {
      "url": "https://dataplatform.infatica.io/mcp",
      "headers": {
        "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_PERSONAL_ACCESS_TOKEN"
      }
    }
  }
}

Collect a batch and inspect it before export

A suggested sequence using the documented tools. Check the connected server's tool schema before making a call.

  1. Define and create the collection

    Prepare the URLs, search queries or extraction tasks and create a bounded run. Start with a small representative input so you can assess the output before repeating the job.

    Tools: create_run

    Sources: Infatica Data Platform workflow documentation
  2. Inspect completion

    Check the run status and item outcomes. A created job is not yet evidence that all requested data is ready.

    Tools: get_run

    Sources: Infatica MCP connection, scopes and tools, Infatica Data Platform workflow documentation
  3. Export and review

    Export the completed results, retain their run identifier and compare the output with your task requirements before making the collection recurring.

    Tools: export_run

    Sources: Infatica Data Platform workflow documentation, Infatica MCP connection, scopes and tools

Selected tools & example tasks

Troubleshoot the connection

Limits & undocumented behavior

  • An Infatica account with Data Platform access and a Personal Access Token is required.
  • Tool access depends on token scopes; schedule listing also requires schedules:write.
  • Write tools can create billable runs or change schedules. Cancellation and deletion tools also exist in the upstream catalog.
  • Documentation confirmed; no authenticated connection test was performed.

Infatica Data Platform MCP: questions & answers

Can an Infatica MCP token create more access tokens?

No. Token creation and revocation require a browser session.

Sources: Infatica MCP connection, scopes and tools
Does listing schedules need a write scope?

Yes. Infatica documents schedules:write for schedule listing as well as changes; there is no separate schedules:read scope.

Sources: Infatica MCP connection, scopes and tools
Is Data Platform billed separately from Web Scraper Pro?

Infatica says eligible Web Scraper Pro plans include Platform access and share their request quota with the API. Review current plan eligibility and quota before starting a collection.

Sources: Infatica Data Platform access and pricing

Sources & review history

This listing is documentation-confirmed. We reviewed the primary sources below; this is not a successful live connection test.

Record updated . Review due .

  1. Infatica MCP connection, scopes and toolsChecked · Provider-owned hosted endpoint and Bearer PAT configuration.; Tool names, permission scopes, exports, schedules and troubleshooting.
  2. Infatica Data Platform workflow documentationChecked · Runs accept URLs, search queries and extraction tasks.; Collection, progress monitoring and export workflow.
  3. Infatica Data Platform access and pricingChecked · Platform access is included with eligible Web Scraper Pro plans.; Platform and API consume the same request quota.

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