commercevault-edd-ecommerce-api

Run the CommerceVault MCP server with your EDD_API_URL, EDD_API_KEY, and EDD_API_TOKEN environment variables, then register it in your MCP client configuration such as claude_desktop_config.json. The agent can then call tools like list_orders and get_revenue_report.

Use the get_revenue_report, get_sales_metrics, and analyze_cohorts MCP tools with date ranges and grouping parameters. They return revenue, GMV, AOV, conversion rate, refund rate, and retention cohorts computed from your EDD store data.

The server exposes list_orders, get_order, create_refund, get_customer, and list_customers tools. Customer queries support segmentation filters like minimum lifetime value and order count, and orders can be filtered by status and date range.

Yes, it provides get_license, list_licenses, and activate_license tools for tracking license keys, activation codes, and entitlement tiers. You can filter licenses by status and expiry date to automate renewal workflows.

A 401 response means your EDD API key, token, or endpoint URL is incorrect. Verify the credentials in your environment variables and run the test_connection tool, which should return connected: true with the API version.

Configure adaptive rate limiting in config/adapter.json with max retries and a backoff multiplier. You can also tune RATE_LIMIT_MAX and RATE_LIMIT_WINDOW environment variables to control requests per time window.