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Papermark for Agents
Papermark for Agents lets coding and workflow agents run real document operations on Papermark data rooms. Instead of walking a human through uploads and link settings, an agent calls typed tools to spin up rooms, file documents, mint secure share links, and pull page-by-page viewer analytics. It is built for founders, deal teams, and developers who want fundraising, M&A, and sales document flows automated from Claude, Cursor, ChatGPT, or custom code.
The product exposes Papermark through the Model Context Protocol and a versioned REST API. The @papermark/mcp-server package ships 43 typed tools that map one-to-one to REST endpoints, so the same workflows run over stdio, HTTP at mcp.papermark.com, the papermark CLI, or direct API calls. Scoped pm_live_ tokens, link permissions, watermarking, and an append-only audit log apply to every agent action.
Grounded search across a data room returns answers cited to specific pages the token can read, so reviewers can verify responses quickly. Teams use it for automated data room setup, per-investor link minting, engagement-based follow-up, LP update distribution, and embedding white-labeled rooms in host products. Papermark is open source and available hosted or self-hosted.
43 typed MCP tools, each mapped to a REST endpoint
Spin up data rooms and folders from a single agent instruction
Mint links with NDA gating, expiry, email verification, and watermarking
Page-by-page view analytics with dwell time per slide
Grounded Q&A across a room with citations back to source pages
Webhook events for link views and new document uploads
Append-only audit log export for compliance and deal records
43 MCP tools map directly to REST endpoints, so the same workflows run from Cursor, Claude, or custom code.
Scoped tokens and link permissions mean agents only access documents the credential allows.
Open source with a hosted option, so teams can self-host on their own infrastructure.
Pricing on papermark.com is displayed in euros, not USD.
Full data room and agent workflows require a paid Data Rooms plan starting at €99/month.
How do agents connect to Papermark for Agents?
Papermark for Agents works through `@papermark/mcp-server` for local MCP clients like Claude Desktop and Cursor, or over HTTP at mcp.papermark.com for browser clients. Agents authenticate with a scoped `pm_live_` token created at app.papermark.com/settings/tokens.
Which MCP clients support Papermark for Agents?
Papermark for Agents supports any MCP client. Use stdio with `@papermark/mcp-server` for local tools like Claude Code, or connect over HTTP at mcp.papermark.com for clients such as Claude Connectors and ChatGPT Apps. All 43 tools use the same shapes across surfaces.
Can Papermark agents answer questions about documents in a data room?
Yes. The `search_documents` tool runs grounded Q&A across an entire Papermark data room and returns answers cited to exact pages the token is allowed to read. It does not reach documents outside the agent's permissions.
Can Papermark agents see who viewed a document and for how long?
Yes. Papermark for Agents exposes `get_view_analytics` and `list_views` to return page-by-page dwell time, downloads, and per-visitor activity. Teams use this to rank engaged investors or prospects who opened a deck but went quiet.
Do Papermark agent actions bypass watermarking or permissions?
No. Papermark for Agents runs inside the same infrastructure as Papermark data rooms. Link-level permissions, dynamic watermarking, screenshot protection, and the append-only audit log still apply to every agent action.
Is Papermark for Agents free to use?
Papermark offers a free plan with 50 links and 50 documents. Paid plans start at €24/month for Pro. The Data Rooms plan starts at €99/month and includes a 7-day free trial. Agent API access uses the same Papermark account and token model.
Can I self-host Papermark for Agents?
Yes. Papermark is open source on GitHub and can be self-hosted on your own infrastructure. The MCP server, REST API, and CLI work against hosted or self-hosted Papermark instances using the same token-based auth.