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Contentsquare and Meteor AI agents

Connect Contentsquare to a Met: ask about bounce rate, funnels, journeys and errors that cost sales, with the official read-only MCP.

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How does Contentsquare connect to Meteor?

With the Contentsquare ready-made connector, your Met queries your site's experience analytics with the account the admin authorizes. It computes site and page group metrics, runs funnels, journeys, page comparisons and impact analyses, and tells you which page groups lose the most conversions and which errors weigh most on a goal. Before querying, it looks up your projects, goals, segments and mappings so it does not guess names. It is the official Contentsquare server, read-only, and each plan includes an allowance of analytics calls.

What it automates

What a Meteor Met does with Contentsquare

Answer how the site did yesterday

"What was yesterday's bounce rate on the store project?" The Met finds the project, computes the metric for that day and compares it with the period you ask for, grouped by country or by week if you need it.

Find where sales are lost

The Met finds the purchase goal and ranks page groups by lost conversions. Then it runs the checkout funnel to show you the step where people leave.

See which errors cost the most

If your account has experience monitoring, the Met ranks errors by their impact on the purchase goal and tells you on which pages they show up most.

Compare two kinds of page

The Met identifies the mapping's page groups, for example product pages and listings, and compares their metrics for a segment, such as visitors who arrive from paid social.

20 tools

Everything your Met can ask Contentsquare for

Each one is a real action in the connector. You can switch off the ones you would rather it never used.

Tool	What it does
`list_projects`	Lists the Contentsquare projects the connected account has access to.
`searchmappings`	Searches the page mappings configured in the project.
`searchgoals`	Searches the conversion goals configured in the project.
`searchsegments`	Searches the visitor segments configured in the project.
`getpagegroupsformapping`	Brings the page groups of a mapping, to use them in other queries.
`recommendmappings`	Recommends which page mapping to use to answer a question.
`recommendgoals`	Recommends which conversion goal to use to answer a question.
`recommendpagegroups`	Recommends which page groups to use to answer a question.
`recommendsegments`	Recommends which segments to use to answer a question.
`computesitemetrics`	Computes site metrics, such as bounce rate, for a period, with grouping and filters.
`computepagegroupmetrics`	Computes a page group's metrics, such as the activity rate on a product page.
`computepagecomparison`	Compares metrics between page groups, for example product pages against listings.
`computefunnel`	Runs a funnel and returns the step where people leave and the conversion rate.
`computejourney`	Computes visitors' most common paths to or from a page.
`computeimpact`	Computes the impact of a behavior or a change on conversion.
`gettoppagegroupsbylostconversions`	Ranks page groups by how many conversions are lost in them.
`gettoppagesbysessionswitherrors`	Ranks pages by how many sessions had errors on them.
`gettoperrorsbysessionswitherrors`	Ranks errors by how many sessions had them.
`gettoperrorsbyimpactongoal`	Ranks errors by their impact on a conversion goal.
`gettoperrorsbymissedopportunity`	Ranks errors by the missed opportunity they represent.

The limits

What the Contentsquare integration does NOT do

We would rather say it here than have you find out during rollout.

It does not change anything in Contentsquare: the server is read-only. It does not create segments, goals or mappings; the write permission exists but is reserved for tools that are not out yet.
It does not have unlimited calls. The Free plan includes up to 300 a month; Growth, up to 36,000 a year; Pro, up to 72,000; and Enterprise, up to 108,000. When the limit is reached, the server stops processing until the allowance resets.
It does not count every query the same: only the ones that return analytics data use the allowance. Configuration ones, such as searching goals or segments, do not.
It does not analyze errors if your account does not have Contentsquare's experience monitoring: error analysis requires it.
It does not see projects the connected account has no permission for: access is the same that person has in Contentsquare.

Before you start

What you need to connect Contentsquare

1

MCP access enabled in Contentsquare

A Customer Admin sets up the integration in Analysis setup, Model Context Protocol (MCP), and can give other people access in Account settings, Connected apps.
2

Connect it in Met

In Met, open Connections → Contentsquare → Connect. A Contentsquare window opens so you can sign in and authorize Met. Then you choose which actions stay on.

Frequently asked questions

Questions about Contentsquare and Meteor

It depends on your Contentsquare plan: up to 300 analytics calls a month on Free, and up to 36,000, 72,000 or 108,000 a year on Growth, Pro and Enterprise. One question can use several calls, but only analytics calls count.

Not for now. The Contentsquare MCP only reads; the write permission is reserved for tools Contentsquare has not published yet.

Contentsquare recommends always naming the project. If your account sees several, the Met lists them and asks you, so it queries the right one.

You do, with your own Contentsquare plan. Meteor does not resell Contentsquare: the connector uses your company's account and its call allowance.

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