Live demo · Model Context Protocol

Put a small business's knowledge and tools directly inside Claude.

This remote MCP server gives Claude (or any MCP-compatible assistant) live tools for Juniper Lane Dental, a fictional practice. Ask Claude about prices, opening hours on a given date or insurance — it calls these tools instead of guessing, and quotes the practice's own data.

https://business-mcp-server.smb-support-bot.workers.dev/mcp

Streamable HTTP · no sign-in · read-only demo data

Connect it to Claude

  1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors and choose Add custom connector.
  2. Name it Juniper Lane Dental and paste the URL above.
  3. Start a new chat, enable the connector, and try one of the prompts below.

Developers can also test it with npx @modelcontextprotocol/inspector and the same URL.

Try asking

Tools

search_help_center

Semantic search over 56 help-page sections (Workers AI embeddings + Vectorize), returned with page and section for citations.

check_opening_hours

Exact open/closed for any date: Sundays, the 2nd-and-4th-Saturday rule, and computed public holidays.

check_insurance

In-network check for a plan name, with what happens for out-of-network and uninsured patients.

get_price

Listed price for a treatment from structured data, so the model never paraphrases a number.

request_callback

Returns a reference number. Demo only — stores nothing and refuses personal or health details.

Limits of this public demo

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Why this matters for a business

Customers and staff increasingly ask AI assistants first. An MCP server is how a business makes those answers come from its own systems — booking, CRM, inventory, policies — with deterministic tools for facts that must be exact, and search for everything else. The same pattern connects Claude to a real CRM, database or internal API.