Ask your AI about your catalog.
The HILLS MCP server connects AI assistants to your workspace, so you can ask about releases, streams and statements in plain language. It's in development and opens to partners first.
Ask in plain language
Questions it answers.
- “How did Get This Money do on Spotify last week?”
- “Which releases are still in review?”
- “Top 10 countries for Youngn Lipz this quarter.”
- “What did we earn from TikTok in September?”
Planned tools
The first version reads.
- search_catalogFind releases and tracks by title, artist, ISRC or UPC.
- release_statusWhere a release is: review, delivery, live, store by store.
- streams_and_revenueStreams and revenue by store, country and track over any period.
- statementsMonthly statements, balances and payouts.
- requestsOpen platform requests and what they're waiting on.
Security
Your data, your permissions.
Your workspace sign-in
The assistant connects with your own HILLS account, never a shared key.
Your role, no more
Every tool call stays within what your role can see, like the workspace.
Read-only to start
The first version looks things up; it can't change releases, splits or payouts.
FAQ
Common questions.
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets AI assistants call tools in other systems. With the HILLS MCP server, an assistant can look up your catalog and numbers while you chat.
Which assistants will it work with?
Any assistant or app that supports MCP, such as Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor.
Can the assistant change anything?
Not in the first version: the tools only read. Every call runs as your workspace account and stays within your role's permissions.
When can we use it?
It's in development and opens to partners first. Tell us you're interested and we'll add you to early access.
Get early access to the HILLS MCP server.
Submit an application — we get back to you within 1–3 business days to discuss terms.