Creates dataEngagements (vendor pipeline)MCP tool
engagements_create
Create a new vendor engagement to track a meeting, call, or event with a vendor.
Create a new vendor engagement to track a meeting, call, or event with a vendor. WORKFLOW: 1) Optionally use contacts_list to find the contact and prospects_list to find the prospect 2) Create the engagement with vendor_type, type, and schedule details. Returns the created engagement with ID and display_id.
Parameters#
| Parameter | Type | Required | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
contact_id | string | No | UUID of an existing contact for this engagement. Use contacts_list to find. · Format: UUID |
vendor_type | string | Yes | Type of vendor (e.g. lender, inspector, escrow_officer, title_rep, appraiser, contractor, photographer) |
prospect_id | string | No | UUID of the linked prospect. Use prospects_list to find. · Format: UUID |
title | string | No | Title or description for this engagement (e.g. "Coffee with John - Title Rep") |
engagement_type | string | No | Type of engagement (e.g. coffee_meeting, lunch, phone_call, office_visit, networking_event, training, co_marketing) |
scheduled_date | string | No | Date of the engagement (Format: YYYY-MM-DD) · Format: Date (YYYY-MM-DD) |
scheduled_time | string | No | Time of the engagement (e.g. "14:30", "2:30 PM") |
duration_minutes | number | No | Expected duration in minutes (e.g. 30, 60, 90) · Min: 1 |
location | string | No | Physical location or address for the engagement |
meeting_url | string | No | Virtual meeting URL (Zoom, Google Meet, etc.) |
notes | string | No | Additional notes or agenda items for the engagement |
tags | array of strings | No | Tags for categorization (e.g. ["first-meeting", "follow-up", "co-marketing"]) |
Example prompts#
- "Set up a coffee meeting with lender Marcus Hale next Tuesday at 9 at Brew House."
- "Schedule a 60 minute Zoom training with the inspector team Friday at 2."
Safety#
Creates data. Creates a new record in your CRM and may trigger notifications or webhooks. Running it twice creates a duplicate, so Claude runs it once per request.