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Raptor MCP

Raptor MCP helps Qlik teams use AI safely for delivery, migration, support, and governed analytics work.

Before You Register

A plain-English guide to choosing the right Raptor MCP path before you create an account.

Sandbox Access

Try Raptor MCP in a short, guarded session before connecting real customer or production systems.

Hosted Gateway Access

Use a managed Raptor gateway for approved Qlik Cloud access without running the gateway yourself.

Install and Configure

Choose the gateway setup that fits your Qlik environment and security model.

Enterprise Gateway

Run Raptor MCP under your own security and operations model when hosted access is not the right fit.

QlikView Migration

Use Raptor MCP to inventory, assess, convert, export, and clean up QlikView-to-Qlik Sense work.

Power BI To Qlik Migration

Understand how Raptor helps teams assess, plan, rebuild, and validate Power BI reports in Qlik.

Writeback and Workflows

Capture governed updates, approvals, scenarios, planning inputs, and workflow decisions from Qlik.

Custom Qlik Extensions

Use Raptor MCP to package, publish, and place generated Qlik visualization extensions from curated templates.

Extension Template Reference

Choose the right packaged Raptor template for Apache ECharts, D3, Chart.js, Picasso, and nebula-style Qlik extensions.

Service Catalog

Understand the subscription, add-on, gateway, and service options available for different Qlik teams.

Billing and Account

Use the portal to manage subscriptions, users, gateway access, invoices, and account settings.

What Raptor MCP provides

Raptor MCP gives Qlik teams a controlled way to bring AI into real delivery work: building scripts, reviewing apps, checking reloads, supporting migrations, and helping analysts move faster without opening up unmanaged access to Qlik.

You can start with a short sandbox session, move into a hosted Qlik Cloud gateway, or run the Enterprise Gateway under your own security and operations model.

  • Try Raptor MCP in a short sandbox session before connecting customer or production systems.
  • Use hosted gateway access when you want a managed route into an approved Qlik Cloud tenant.
  • Use the Enterprise Gateway when your team needs to host and operate the gateway itself.
  • Use InsightOps to turn governed Qlik checks into scheduled or event-triggered business notifications.
  • Use governed writeback and workflow capabilities where licensed to capture decisions, planning updates, scenarios, and approvals from Qlik.
  • Support Qlik Cloud, Qlik Sense Client-Managed, QlikView migration, Power BI migration, and specialist delivery services where licensed.
  • Manage signup, subscriptions, users, legal acceptance, gateway access, and add-on services from the web portal.

How access is controlled

Raptor MCP is not an open public bot connected to your Qlik tenant. Access is licensed, assigned to named users, and can be revoked when a user, project, or gateway no longer needs it.

The portal keeps the commercial and access record in one place, while your Qlik permissions and chosen gateway model decide what users can actually do.

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