MCP Servers with a list_calls tool
Every MCP server Pod knows of that exposes a list_calls tool.
9 servers, ordered by decision readiness and adoption — GitHub stars and npm downloads where available, then reported issue volume. None have been dialled by Pod yet, so every tool list here is publisher-reported and unverified.
8am MyCase
The 8am MyCase MCP is 8am's official connector bringing MyCase practice management data into Claude. Attorneys and staff can ask Claude in plain language to look up a matter, review time entries and billing, check tasks and deadlines, review leads, or read client portal messages, with every read carried out directly against MyCase under that user's existing MyCase permissions.
73 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
CallRail
Give Claude access to your CallRail account, to analyze interaction data, manage your data and configuration, and know what marketing is working for you.
39 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
Conduit
Conduit is the AI customer-experience platform for hospitality. Hotels, vacation-rental managers, and hospitality groups use Conduit to handle guest messaging, voice calls, and support across every channel and language with AI agents.
This connector brings your Conduit workspace into Claude. Look up contacts, conversations, reservations, calls, and helpdesk tickets; inspect and configure your AI agents and their knowledge base; and manage workspace settings, all in natural language. Ask things like "show open tickets for this workspace," "what's this guest's reservation," or "what's in this agent's knowledge base," and act on the answer without leaving Claude.
Read-only tools retrieve guest, conversation, reservation, ticket, and configuration data. Write tools (gated behind in-app approval) create and update agents, knowledge nodes, skills, tickets, and messages. Access follows your existing Conduit workspace permissions and applies only to your own Conduit account.
63 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
Flockjay
Flockjay is an AI-native enablement and coaching platform for revenue teams. This connector brings Flockjay's content, coaching, and training into Claude, so reps and managers can work with them in the flow of a conversation: pull up a battlecard, review coaching on a recent call, check team ramp and training progress, see what's been shared in deal rooms, and take actions like sharing content or assigning training. It supports just-in-time enablement — the right content and coaching at the moment of need — and closed-loop learning that connects calls, scorecards, content, and training. Access is scoped to the signed-in user's Flockjay permissions.
22 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
Kayse for Claude
Kayse is the Client Relationship AI for Plaintiff Firms. ⚖️
You cannot fix what you cannot see. Kayse dashboards show you the part that matters most: which cases make you money, and which marketing brought them in. 📊 Then Kayse lets you act on what you learn, right in the same platform.
This connector brings Kayse into Claude, so you can just ask for what you need.
What you can do:
📈 Build live dashboards on the fly and see which case types, sources, and ad spend actually pay off ⚡ Answer new leads fast with speed-to-lead outreach, so no lead goes cold while you are busy 🔄 Win back ghost clients with reactivation campaigns that reach the people who stopped answering 🗂️ Look up and update cases, clients, and case lists in seconds 💬 Send text and email updates that keep clients informed and happy 📞 Check call logs, recordings, and campaign results to see what is working
Kayse is the only client platform for plaintiff firms that pairs a full client portal with AI that makes calls for you. 🤖 Its AI Receptionist handles the whole intake, no handoff needed. Its outbound AI wins back the cases that go quiet, which is close to 40% of cases every year at many firms.
Ask Claude to build a dashboard, set up speed-to-lead workflows, send a client update, start a reactivation campaign, or check how your numbers look. Kayse does the rest. 🚀
93 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
Synthflow
Synthflow lets you build and operate AI voice agents that make and take phone calls. This connector brings your Synthflow workspace into your assistant, so you can create and configure voice agents; manage their actions (SMS, call transfers, bookings, custom API calls, and data extraction); organize knowledge bases, phone numbers, and contacts; review calls and analytics; and run agent simulations all from your favourite AI tool. It reads your workspace data and can make changes on your behalf; destructive actions like deletions are clearly marked and confirmed.
62 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
Tenzo AI
The Tenzo AI MCP server gives your AI assistant secure, read-only access to your recruiting platform. Query candidates, jobs, and applications; pull AI screening call transcripts, quality evaluations, and interview results; review meeting-copilot notes and communication history; and surface analytics - all in natural language. OAuth-authenticated, so your data stays scoped to your organization.
53 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
Voxtell Phone
Voxtell AI Phone System is the cloud phone system for Voxtell customers: numbers, call routing, voicemail, teams, and call analytics.
This connector lets Claude answer questions about your phone system in plain language. Ask what happened on the phones today or this week, who called and how long calls lasted, which calls were missed, what a voicemail says, who is on a call right now, how your team compares, where a number routes, and what the number for a contact is.
It is read only. Nothing is changed, sent, or deleted through this plugin, so there is nothing to confirm and nothing to undo. You sign in with your Voxtell username and password on a Voxtell page, plus your authenticator code if your account has one; Claude never sees your password and only receives a revocable connection. Voxtell does not use your data to train AI models.
Requires a Voxtell phone system account. Learn more at https://voxtell.com/integrations/mcp.
11 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
Tomi — AI Phone Calls
Tomi gives Claude a real phone line. Ask Claude to book a table in Istanbul, chase a lost bag in Madrid, or confirm a hotel late check-in — Tomi dials the number, an AI voice agent conducts the conversation in the local language, and the transcript and outcome report come back into your chat.
Built for international and cross-language calls: the agent speaks many languages — English, Spanish, French, German, Italian, Turkish, Japanese, Arabic, Indonesian, and counting — so you can get things done where you don't speak the language or can't call without roaming.
How it works:
- find_target looks the place up on the web first: a dialable number, address, opening hours — start from just a business name or a link.
- place_call starts a real outbound call from a task description; Claude follows it in near-real-time via get_call_status (long-poll): within seconds you know whether a human answered, it hit an answering machine, or the agent is on hold — with a live event timeline and transcript tail, then the final report and full transcript.
- The agent navigates phone menus (IVR) on its own; send_dtmf lets you press keys yourself.
- estimate_cost prices a call up front. Credits are pay-per-call; your first two calls (20 minutes combined) are free.
- If nobody picks up, Tomi can prepare a WhatsApp click-to-chat fallback (get_whatsapp_link) — nothing is sent automatically.
Safety: nothing is dialed without you. Before each call the server asks you to approve that specific one — number, task, language, when it runs, what it costs — and a scheduled call is approved the same way when it is set up, never later. Tomi only calls numbers you supplied or approved: place_call records where the number came from (your message, a screenshot or link you shared, a lookup you asked for, your contacts) and never invents one. Every call opens with a spoken disclosure that the caller is an AI assistant acting for a client — it cannot be disabled. Calls are recorded to produce your report.
13 tools reported — Publisher-reported; not verified by Pod.
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