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Bring authorized Drata controls, policies, risks, and evidence into questionnaire projects.

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How it works

AutoRFP.ai connects to Drata's hosted Model Context Protocol (MCP) server as a client, making approved trust and compliance context available to the Project Agent under scoped OAuth access.

Compliance context remains useful only while it is current. The Drata MCP connection lets the Project Agent retrieve authorized information from the trust system your team already maintains.

Connect the Drata MCP server

  1. 1

    Configure Drata OAuth

    An administrator enables MCP for the tenant and chooses the scopes the connection may use.

  2. 2

    Sign in to Drata

    Each user authorizes the hosted MCP server with their existing Drata role and permissions.

  3. 3

    Work from current evidence

    Ask the Project Agent for relevant Drata context while reviewing security and compliance questions.

Trust data in the response workflow

Retrieve enabled controls, policies, risks, frameworks, vendors, and evidence from Drata when relevant.

Scope deliberately

The connection can be limited to the read access needed for response work, with Drata roles still applied.

Regional hosted endpoints

Drata provides hosted MCP endpoints for its supported deployment regions.

Frequently asked questions

Can the Drata connection be read-only?

Yes. Drata exposes granular OAuth scopes, so administrators can grant only the retrieval permissions needed for AutoRFP.ai.

Which side is the MCP client?

AutoRFP.ai is the client. Drata hosts the MCP server and governs access to its data.

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