Agent Discoverability

Yuno MCP

Ask about your nightlife business in plain words: Yuno reads your sales, VIP tables, guest lists, audience and marketing, turns them into next steps, and drafts on-brand emails and signup pages.

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Brand
Unknown
Category
Pending
Primary Subcategory
Pending
Integration details

Description

Yuno is the nightlife platform clubs and event organizers use to sell tickets, VIP tables and guest lists, and to run their customer base and email marketing. This connector lets a Yuno pro ask Claude about their own numbers, in their own words, with the same figures as their Yuno Console. What you can ask: - "How did last Saturday go compared with the previous one?" Sales by ticket tier, tables and guest list, door entries, the sales curve, where buyers came from. - "Is my next party selling slower than usual? What should I do this week?" Pace against comparable events and concrete actions. - "Which channel brings ticket sales? Did my last email make money?" Sources, tracked links, email and push results with attributed revenue. - "How many regulars stopped coming?" Loyalty, customer segments and audience sizing. - "Design the announcement email of my next party in my brand style." Saved as a DRAFT, with live prices, line-up and sales links. - "Make a presale signup page like this screenshot." Saved as a DRAFT; on a live page it only leaves a proposal you apply. - "Prepare a scenario that brings back first-time guests." Saved as a DRAFT you check and publish. - "Set up the tickets and price rounds of my next party." Prepared without ever opening sales. Private by design: the connector reads your numbers and prepares drafts in your Yuno account. It never sends a message, never publishes a page or a scenario, never opens ticket sales, never changes your customers and never touches money. It sees exactly what your role sees, customer details only when your role opens them, and every tool call is logged. Access can be cut in one click: Yuno CRM > Connectors, or Settings > AI assistants in the Yuno Console. Requires a Yuno pro account: club owner, manager with analytics access, or event organizer. Works with Yuno Suite and Yuno CRM accounts (signup pages and scenarios need Yuno CRM).

Integration type
Connector
Verification status
Community connector
Platform
Claude
Category
Pending

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Primary Subcategory
Pending

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Secondary Subcategories
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Brand
Unknown
Access
Account required
First tracked
2026-10-04
Tool count
22
Market
US
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