The MeasureOne MCP Server is a hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server that integrates MeasureOne’s data verification capabilities with AI and development tools such as Claude or Cursor. It enables secure, real-time access to MeasureOne’s APIs for verification and credential validation directly within an AI environment — simplifying workflows for developers, data partners, and clients.
Before you begin, ensure the following prerequisites are met:
- Node.js — version ≥ 20.18.1
- MCP Remote CLI (install globally using npm)
npm install -g mcp-remote - Pick your preferred platform for integration:
- Environment configuration, MeasureOne supports two environments for your needs
Environment Description URL Staging For testing and development https://mcp-stg.measureone.com/v1 Production For live applications https://mcp.measureone.com/v1 - Access to your Credentials. To integrate with MeasureOne, you'll need a
client_idandsecretfor each environment. You can retrieve these credentials by logging into the Staging Dashboard. or Production Dashboard. Once you have client_id and secret you need to generate access token by calling this API. Once you haveclient_idandsecretyou need to generateaccess tokenby calling this API.
You can connect the MeasureOne MCP Server to any supported tool.
Follow the setup instructions for your platform below.
- Open Claude → Settings → Developer → Edit Config.
- Update (or create) the
claude_desktop_config.jsonfile and replace the contents of the configuration file with the following JSON structure
{
"mcpServers": {
"m1-mcp": {
"command": "mcp-remote",
"args": [
"https://mcp-stg.measureone.com/v1"
]
}
}
}- Save the file and restart Claude.
- You’ll now see MeasureOne MCP listed in Claude’s Search and Tools menu.
- Open a new chat and start using start using the MeasureOne MCP server.
- Open Cursor → Cursor Settings → Tools & MCP → New MCP Server.
- Update the mcp.json, replace the contents of the configuration file with the following JSON structure. Once saved you will be able to see
m1-mcpunder theInstalled MCP servers{ "mcpServers": { "m1-mcp": { "command": "mcp-remote", "args": [ "https://mcp-stg.measureone.com/v1" ] } }
}
3. Save the file and **restart Cursor**.
4. Open the Cursor chat and start using the MeasureOne MCP server.
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MeasureOne MCP can also be used within **VS Code** via compatible MCP integrations (for example, the **Model Context Protocol extension** or via **AI coding assistants** that support MCP).
1. Open **VS Code → Extensions** and search for **MCP Integration** or **AI MCP Connector**.
2. Install the extension and open its configuration settings.
3. Add a new connection:
- **Server Name**: MeasureOne MCP
- **Command**: `node`
- **Arguments**: `mcp-remote https://mcp-stg.measureone.com/mcp`
4. Save and restart VS Code.
5. Interact with MeasureOne MCP directly from the command palette or integrated chat panels. -->
## 4. Key Capabilities
- **Academic Verification**: Verify academic credentials and enrollment status
- **Employment Verification**: Verify employment history and income information
- **Insurance Verification**: Verify insurance coverage and policy details
- **Financial Analysis**: Analyze financial data including realized gains
- **Comprehensive Background Checks**: Complete background verification
- **Lending Verification**: Verify borrower information for loan applications
- **Tenant Screening**: Screen potential tenants for rental applications
- **Insurance Underwriting**: Verify information for insurance underwriting decisions
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## 6. Example Usage
Once configured, you can interact with MeasureOne MCP using natural language commands, for example:
Create an individual named John Doe.
or Verify employment for Jane Smith.
The MCP Server will securely connect to MeasureOne’s APIs and return real-time verification results within your chosen AI or IDE environment.