Who is away this week?
Read approved dates and status without a detailed absence reason.
Give an approved assistant an organisation-bound route to practical HollyHR data. Core HR still does the work; the developer-preview connection is optional.
Controlled early access · MCP is a developer preview · public connector galleries are not launched
AI-ready HR software should answer a useful question without handing over the whole filing cabinet. HollyHR exposes bounded operations through MCP and its API.
You supply the assistant. HollyHR fixes the organisation from the key and records each request separately from the human-action audit trail.
Inspect the MCP contractRead approved dates and status without a detailed absence reason.
Use the current balance when the key has the right scope.
Find approved details such as role, manager and organisation structure.
Each MCP operation starts from an approved field list. Selected values are then withheld, redacted or bucketed.
HollyHR validates and freezes a proposed write. The host presents it for confirmation; only that signed, short-lived payload can be committed.
This developer preview is not generally enabled. Standard, separate approval, the right scopes, environment enablement and host confirmation must all be present.
API and MCP reads are on every plan. Signed webhooks and approved writes have a different boundary.
A controlled connection can reduce lookup work. People decisions, privacy and provider due diligence remain human responsibilities.
Availability, data access, human control, compliance and cost in plain English.
No. Core HR works without AI. The API and developer-preview MCP are optional routes for an approved tool to access selected data.
HollyHR hosts a developer-preview MCP endpoint using an organisation-scoped API key, not each user's role. Public connector galleries are not launched, so setup depends on the host.
Current MCP tools cover approved people, time-off and reference data. Projections withhold selected home, bank, tax, compensation and document-file fields and bucket absence categories. Names, work details, dates and balances remain visible when in scope.
Writes require Standard, separate HollyHR approval, write and mcp:write scopes, environment enablement and host confirmation. Write mode is off by default and not generally enabled.
No. HollyHR supplies scoping, projections, revocable keys and request records. Your organisation must assess purpose, lawful basis, access and the host's retention, training, region and sub-processors; a DPIA may be appropriate.
REST API and MCP reads are on every plan, including Free. Signed webhooks are Standard. Programmatic writes need Standard plus separate approval. The external provider sets its own charges.
Join the early-access list. If the controlled connection matters, tell us the question and assistant you use.
Joining records interest; it creates no account or AI connection