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Coming soon · MCP server

DataPulse MCP

The DataPulse maturity assessment as an MCP server your AI assistant can call directly. Ask for a quick score in chat, and get the scored report back in the same conversation.

In build · first access goes to the waitlist

Illustrative output: an AI assistant calls three DataPulse MCP tools and returns a DataPulse score of 2.6, level Defined, with two red flags
Illustrative output with sample data.
Why MCP

The same diagnostic, called by your assistant.

Runs where your people already work

Connect it to an AI assistant or agent platform that supports the Model Context Protocol. The assessment happens in the chat, not in another tool to buy and roll out.

The method stays on the server

The questions, the scoring rules and the plan logic run on our side. Your assistant gets the questions and the finished report, not the framework.

Your key, and no answers kept

Each organisation gets its own access key, and it can be revoked at any time. Answers are not stored on the server. Only usage counts are kept.

How it will work

Three calls, one scored report.

Start the assessment

Your assistant opens a DataPulse assessment for your organisation, sized to your industry and whether you have a CDO.

Answer in batches

The questions arrive a few at a time. Every answer is scored the same way, every run, so the second run shows real movement.

Get the report

Your DataPulse score, the dimension scores, red flags with the next step for each, and a four-week plan.

DataPulse comes first. The rest of the portfolio follows the same pattern. See all skills →

Waitlist

Be first to connect it.

Leave your details and Harveer will write to you before launch, with an access key and setup notes for your assistant.

  • No mailing list. One personal note when it is ready.
  • Want to talk sooner? Tick the box for a 30-minute working session.
  • Prefer email? inquiry@whendatamoves.com
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