Brightidea MCP Data and Privacy


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Data the Server May Access

Depending on your request and Brightidea permissions, the MCP server may access:

  • Your Brightidea user profile information
  • Campaigns, initiatives, and communities
  • Ideas, descriptions, comments, votes, tags, categories, and statuses
  • Submission form schemas and user-provided submission content
  • Pipeline stages, steps, status counts, and evaluation information
  • Reports, analytics summaries, and campaign activity metrics
  • Member profiles and groups
  • Automation rules, polls, widgets, page layout details, and site branding
  • File or attachment metadata when used by a supported Brightidea API workflow

Data the Server Is Not Intended to Collect

Do not provide any of the following in chat messages or tool inputs:

  • Brightidea passwords
  • MFA codes or one-time passwords
  • API keys, OAuth client secrets, private keys, or access tokens
  • Payment card data
  • Government identifiers
  • Protected health information or clinical records

Data Storage

The MCP server stores OAuth session and token state required to keep your connection working. It does not create a separate database of Brightidea business records for general reuse.

Operational logs may record metadata such as tool name, user subject identifier, tenant, request status, duration, and request/response size. These logs are used for reliability, security, support, and usage analysis.

Secret Redaction

The MCP server attempts to redact known secret fields and secret-like values from tool responses before sending results back to your AI client. Redaction is a safety control — it is not a reason to intentionally request or paste secrets into chat.

AI Client Data Handling

After the MCP server sends a response to your AI client, the AI client's own data handling, retention, and admin controls apply. Review your organization's AI client policy before connecting Brightidea.

User Responsibilities

  • Use the MCP server only with approved AI clients.
  • Ask for the minimum data needed to complete the task.
  • Review generated summaries and recommendations before sharing them.
  • Review previews and confirmations before approving changes.
  • Disconnect access when it is no longer needed.
  • Brightidea MCP Authentication and Access
  • Use Brightidea MCP Safely
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