Zocks, the privacy-first AI assistant for financial services, announced the launch of Zocks MCP, connecting Zocks data and client intelligence to the broader AI ecosystem.
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Zocks MCP is built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that allows AI tools like Claude and ChatGPT to search, read, and reason over external sources of information using natural language.
Zocks automatically captures client information shared in conversations, meetings, email, and documents and turns it into structured, searchable, and connected data. In doing this, Zocks builds a comprehensive, multi-source client profile over time that also includes insights on how the client’s financial goals have evolved, what concerns have surfaced, and where planning signals have emerged.
Until now, that intelligence — far richer than transcripts or a spreadsheet — was inaccessible to the broader AI ecosystem. Advisors who wanted to use these tools for client work had to manually copy and paste context, a workaround that does not scale and introduces compliance risk. Zocks MCP is the bridge that connects all of that detailed client intelligence to AI tools like Claude, enabling advisors to complete highly specific client work through the AI ecosystem.
The Zocks platform is designed with security and industry regulatory requirements in mind. The same authentication, access controls, and auditability that apply to all Zocks integrations also apply to Zocks MCP.
As advisors and enterprises use Claude and other AI tools to help analyze their business data and find opportunities, they can connect to Zocks MCP to help with many insights. For example:
Outputs capture the details and specificity of what clients have said and shared throughout the advisor-client relationship, versus generic responses and templates. Work that previously took hours of information-gathering and fine-tuning can now be done in minutes.
Zocks MCP securely connects client intelligence to the growing ecosystem of AI tools being built for financial services. Because MCP is an open standard, Zocks data can work with any MCP-compatible tool, including applications like Claude Cowork alongside institutional data connectors for FactSet, MSCI, S&P Global, and LSEG. When these tools share context, they can power agents to run entire workflows — like flagging clients who need follow-up, triggering personalized outreach, and generating deliverables — and reduce multiple steps to a single prompt.
“AI tools like Claude have fundamentally changed the way we process information and the speed at which we work, but these tools are only as useful as the inputs and context they can access,” said Mark Gilbert, CEO of Zocks. “Everything meaningful an advisor knows about a client originates in their conversations, often over time. Zocks is the system that captures that knowledge across a client’s entire history, and our new Zocks MCP securely connects that structured data to the firm’s AI ecosystem. Advisors can ask, create, and analyze at a very personalized, granular level in minutes, which lets them move faster, deliver better service, and grow more business.”
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