> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.getvero.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Connect Vero MCP to Notion

> Add the Vero MCP server as a custom connection to a Notion Custom Agent so you can manage broadcasts and journeys from Notion.

<Info>
  The Vero MCP server is in early access. Please provide feedback or issues [via email](mailto:support@getvero.com).
</Info>

## Prerequisites

* A Notion **Business** or **Enterprise** plan—MCP connections aren't available on other plans.
* A workspace admin who has enabled custom MCP servers under **Settings** → **Notion AI** → **AI connectors** → **Enable custom MCP servers**.
* A Vero Campaigns API secret key ([see Authentication](/vero-ai/authentication)).

## Connect Vero

1. Open a Custom Agent in Notion and go to its **Settings**.
2. Select **Tools & Access**.
3. Click **Add connection** → **Custom MCP server**.
4. Enter the server URL: `https://api.getvero.com/mcp`.
5. Give it a display name, e.g. "Vero".
6. Under authentication, add an `Authorization` header with the value `Bearer YOUR_VERO_API_KEY`.
7. Click **Save**.

The tools listed in [available tools](/vero-ai/overview#available-tools) are now available to that agent.

<Tip>
  Notion recommends starting with read-only tools and keeping write actions behind approval while you're testing a new connection. See [available tools](/vero-ai/overview#available-tools) for which Vero tools read vs. write data.
</Tip>

## Try it out

Ask your Notion agent things like:

* "List my scheduled broadcasts for this week"
* "What's the status of my \[journey name] journey?"
* "Draft a broadcast called 'July Newsletter' on the email channel"

## Next steps

* [See available tools](/vero-ai/overview#available-tools)
* [Use our docs with AI](/vero-ai/docs-with-ai)