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SafetyCulture MCP server: connect SafetyCulture to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot

Junction is an MCP server for SafetyCulture / Mitti (iAuditor). SafetyCulture (formerly iAuditor) runs inspections, checklists and issue reporting for safety and quality teams.

Connect SafetyCulture in minutes

Connect SafetyCulture to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot in minutes (about an hour for on-premise systems): sign up, connect SafetyCulture, add Junction to your AI tool and ask.

Questions you could ask about SafetyCulture

  • “Which sites had failed safety inspections this week?”
  • “Which corrective actions are overdue?”
  • “Which checklist items failed most often this quarter?”

Junction only reads, and what each person can see follows the permissions and roles your administrator sets.

Who asks what of SafetyCulture

  • Field teams, estimators and safety managers use systems like this for tasks, inspections, estimates and incidents.

Frequently asked questions

Is there an MCP server for SafetyCulture?
Yes. Junction is an MCP server that connects SafetyCulture to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini and Copilot, so your team can ask about it in plain English. Connect it in minutes (about an hour for on-premise systems).
How long does it take to connect SafetyCulture?
Minutes for cloud systems and about an hour for on-premise ones. There is no onboarding project and no consultant. Help from our team is there if you want it, never a requirement.
Can the AI change anything in SafetyCulture?
No. Junction only reads. It never writes, edits or deletes anything in SafetyCulture, and what each person can see follows the permissions and roles your administrator sets.

Connect SafetyCulture yourself, in minutes

Sign up, connect SafetyCulture, add Junction to your AI tool and ask. Plans start at $149 a month. See pricing.

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SafetyCulture / Mitti (iAuditor) is a product of SafetyCulture. Junction is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by SafetyCulture; product names are used only to describe compatibility.