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A caller says their internet is down. Ask your AI - it finds the customer, checks billing suspension, the RADIUS session and the router, and tells the agent whether the problem is the tower, the invoice or the router at home.
Every ISPbox workspace exposes a Model Context Protocol server. Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or any MCP client and ask questions your panel can answer - or let AI do the clicking for you.
AI assistants are only as useful as the systems they can reach. ISPbox ships a built-in MCP (Model Context Protocol) server - the open standard used by Claude, ChatGPT and Cursor - so your AI can search customers, diagnose connectivity, manage tickets, record payments and read billing summaries in the same workspace your team uses, under the same permissions.
The server exposes about 30 tools designed around real ISP work. The flagship, diagnose-service, answers "why is this customer offline?" by combining service status, billing suspension state, the live RADIUS session and router health into one verdict - the same reasoning a senior tech would do across five screens. Aggregate tools like get-client return profile, services, balance, recent invoices and open tickets in a single call, so conversations stay fast.
Each staff member connects their own AI client by signing in with their ISPbox account - a browser consent screen shows exactly which modules (clients, billing, tickets, network...) the AI may touch, limited to what that user can already do in the panel. Connections are revocable with one click, and if a user loses a panel permission their AI loses it on the next request.
Every tool call is logged with who, what, arguments and duration - workspace admins see the full AI activity feed and can disable the MCP server for the workspace with one switch. Destructive accounting actions are annotated so AI clients ask for confirmation, and customer-written text is marked untrusted to resist prompt-injection tricks hidden in ticket bodies.
Works with Ticketing, Billing, Network Monitoring
A caller says their internet is down. Ask your AI - it finds the customer, checks billing suspension, the RADIUS session and the router, and tells the agent whether the problem is the tower, the invoice or the router at home.
"How much is overdue?", "Which routers are down?", "What tickets are open?" - the AI pulls live numbers from your workspace instead of you clicking through reports.
AI connections use OAuth sign-in with per-module scopes intersected with the user's panel permissions. Tools a connection cannot use are never even listed, and irreversible billing actions require confirmation.
Claude (web, desktop, Claude Code), ChatGPT, Cursor and any MCP-capable client connect with just the workspace URL - discovery, registration and sign-in are automatic.
Automate ISP service activation: turning a service on writes the PPP secret, DHCP lease and speed queue to the router or RADIUS, plan changes update it in place, and suspension removes or limits it, with audit jobs that check the router against the panel.
Learn moreTrack ISP equipment from stock to subscriber: ISPbox logs items by serial number, moves them through statuses like in stock, with a tech, in service, maintenance and retired, assigns them to technicians and customer services, and keeps a transfer audit.
Learn moreCoordinate ISP field work in ISPbox: schedule installs and repairs as tickets with a date, an assigned technician and a checklist, and see them on a team calendar, so dispatch, support and field crews work from one place.
Learn moreCreate your account, paste one URL into Claude or ChatGPT and start asking your network questions.