Ask Indigo about your property operations
Indigo's secure AI connectivity lets authorised users retrieve live property-operations information through compatible assistants including ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude, Cursor and other compatible assistants. Ask in everyday language; Indigo's existing permissions still decide what you can see. Availability depends on your assistant provider and account, as explained below.
Indigo Property Ops connects your authorised operational data with compatible AI assistants through the Model Context Protocol. Ask about property addresses, ownership, managed status, reservations, cleaning schedules and inspections using everyday language. Indigo checks the signed-in user's current property and function permissions on every request, providing convenient AI access without bypassing your existing security controls.
What you can ask
- Properties: list properties you can access, search by property name, address or owner, and ask for an address, owner or managed/unmanaged status.
- Reservations: search accessible reservations by dates and operational criteria, including arrivals, departures and relevant booking information.
- Cleaning schedules: retrieve cleaning work for an explicit date range. For a phrase such as "Christmas week", the assistant first resolves the exact dates. Cleaner accounts are restricted to their own assigned work.
- Inspections: retrieve scheduled inspections over a requested date range, within your property and function permissions.
- Your access: ask which functions you are authorised to use, so the assistant can explain when Indigo permissions make information unavailable.
Indigo remains the authority
Every connection belongs to an Indigo tenant, and every request runs as a signed-in Indigo user. Indigo checks both property access and function permissions on every request. Disabling a user or removing their access affects subsequent AI requests.
The current connection is read-only. It cannot use the exposed tools to create, modify or delete Indigo records. It excludes door, gate and alarm codes; guest contact information; payment and statement data; internal notes; documents and private media.
The technical connection uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP) for compatible clients. Tenant administrators retain central control: credentials can be rotated or revoked centrally, separate AI providers do not share client secrets, and connector secrets are stored as hashes and displayed only once.
Assistant availability and limits
Platform availability, subscription requirements and usage limits are controlled by each AI provider and may vary by account, plan, country and device. Indigo supplies the secure MCP connection; access to a particular assistant's connector functionality depends on that provider.
Questions about asking Indigo
Which assistants can I use?
Compatible assistants include ChatGPT, Gemini, Grok, Claude, Cursor and other MCP clients. Whether you can use a particular assistant's connector functionality depends on that provider. Platform availability, subscription requirements and usage limits may vary by account, plan, country and device.
Can an assistant change Indigo records?
No. The current Indigo connection is intentionally read-only. Its exposed tools cannot create, modify or delete Indigo records. It retrieves authorised operational information about properties, reservations, cleaning schedules and inspections; it does not provide a way to perform record-changing actions.
Can it show information outside my Indigo access?
No. Every request runs as a signed-in Indigo user, and Indigo checks current property and function permissions every time. Cleaner accounts are restricted to their own assigned work. Disabling a user or removing their access affects subsequent AI requests.
Does it expose access codes or financial data?
No. This connection excludes door, gate and alarm codes; guest contact information; payment and statement data; internal notes; documents and private media. Access to permitted operational information does not turn the connection into a way to retrieve those excluded records.