Salesforce MCP: Documentation
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Connection
Hosted servers run inside your own Salesforce org (Hyperforce) — the exact address and the list of available servers appear in the Developer Guide once the feature is enabled for the org (requires Enterprise Edition or above). Transport is HTTP, with OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code + PKCE and a dedicated mcp_api scope: the connected app gets exactly the permissions of the authenticated user.
Tools
The core set covers SObject operations: CRUD (create, read, update, delete on any standard or custom object), SOQL-like queries and SOSL-like full-text search across the org. Separate hosted servers expose Data 360 (unified profiles and segments) and Tableau Next (analytics and dashboards) — connectable independently of the main CRM server. The open-sourced forcedotcom/mcp-hosted core (129 stars) lets you build your own server on the same infrastructure.
Agent flow
"Find all Closed Won opportunities for account Acme this quarter", "update this contact and create a follow-up call task", "show the Data 360 segment of active customers" — the agent works the org directly, within its own user's permissions.
Pricing
Hosted MCP servers are a paid Salesforce capability available from Enterprise Edition up; there's no separate MCP subscription — the cost is part of the org's license.