Cases and customer context
Work with service records, customer context, timelines, and related information while preserving the signed-in user's Dataverse access.
Independent product guide · August 3, 2026
Microsoft's GA Customer Experience MCP Server for Service exposes more than 90 service-oriented tools through Agent 365 Tooling Gateway. Use it when an approved client or custom agent needs Dynamics capabilities—and keep identity, record permissions, external data, and actions bounded.
Capability map
Work with service records, customer context, timelines, and related information while preserving the signed-in user's Dataverse access.
Search knowledge and support email or activity workflows. Require source review and human approval before customer-facing output.
Use service recommendations, data retrieval, and search as evidence. Do not treat a model-generated result as an authoritative case record.
Keep higher-impact operations restricted to accountable administrators, separate identities, tested changes, and audit review.
Access model
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Approve the MCP host, business purpose, retention, model use, and external-data destination.
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Use the correct Agent 365 ring, environment-specific URL, OAuth discovery, and pre-granted delegated consent.
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Apply existing roles, business units, record ownership, and field-level security to the signed-in identity.
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Limit tool categories, require review for consequential writes, log activity, verify the result, and retain a revocation path.
Current connection
The current server URL is https://<ring-host>/mcp/environments/<environment-id>/servers/mcp_D365CX_Service. The environment must match the Agent 365 ring, tenant consent must be granted in advance, and Dataverse roles remain authoritative.
Implementation guides
Configure the exact Agent 365 Tooling Gateway URL, OAuth consent, ring, and test sequence.
Compare discovery-capable hosts, Copilot Studio, Dynamics roles, and external-data controls.
Choose between the packaged Microsoft 365 Copilot experience and an independent MCP connection.
This page is an independent information guide, not an embedded Microsoft tool or a Flowith integration. Source check: August 3, 2026. Verify current server access, client support, roles, consent, compliance, licensing, and product documentation before production use.