Bitrix24 MCP Server (gunnit)

Install

npm install
cp .env.example .env
npm run build

This is third-party code. Review the repository files before installing.

What it does

The server works with Bitrix24 through an inbound webhook and lets the agent create, read, update and list contacts, companies, leads, deals and tasks. It filters deals by pipeline, budget and stage, searches the whole CRM and resolves responsible user names instead of IDs. A separate tool group collects sales rep activity, compares their metrics, tracks deal movement across stages and builds sales reports. Rate limiting and webhook permission checks are built in.

Who it is for. For sales managers and Bitrix24 integrators who need both CRM operations and team analytics.

Example request

Show Bitrix24 deals in the wholesale pipeline over 500,000 and compare rep results for the month

Limitations

There is no npm package; clone, build and point to build/index.js. The README is English, the root holds many scratch files and notes, and there is no license file although the README mentions MIT. It needs an inbound webhook with CRM and task rights; the last repository changes are more than a year old.

How to disable. Remove the bitrix24 block from the client MCP config and disable the inbound webhook in Bitrix24.

MCP

Transport

stdio

Authentication

API key

Security check

• Creates and updates contacts, companies, leads, deals and tasks in the live CRM
• The webhook URL with its secret grants access to client and employee data

README in short

The README groups the tools: contacts, deals, tasks, users, leads, companies, deal filters, utilities and sales monitoring. Setup is clone, npm install, a .env with the webhook URL and a build, followed by a Claude Desktop config block. It covers webhook setup, project structure, adding tools and common errors.

Related