Ask your AI assistant to draft and schedule this month's newsletter
Connect the assistant you already use to SimpleNewsletter365. Describe what you want in plain language, and it does the clicking. You approve every live send.
On every plan · Works with the assistant you already have · Turn it off anytime
What you can ask
Say it the way you would say it to a colleague
"Draft this month's newsletter from the same template as last month."
Your assistant picks a fitting template, creates the draft, and hands you a link to open it in the editor.
"Add a short story about the summer fair, with a photo."
A ready-made section is dropped into the draft, matching your newsletter's colors and fonts.
"Send it to all members on Friday at 9 am."
The audience and schedule are set up, and the send waits until you approve it in the app.
"Import the new members from the contact list in my OneDrive."
Contacts are added straight from the file, and earlier unsubscribes stay honored.
"Create a signup form for the website."
A signup form with double opt-in and bot protection, ready to add to your site.
"How did last month's issue do?"
Delivered, bounced, and unsubscribed counts, in a sentence instead of a dashboard.
How it works
Connected in three steps
- 01
Sign in with Microsoft 365
Start free with your work or school account. If you already use SimpleNewsletter365, you are done with this step.
- 02
Copy the connection prompt
It is one sentence. Copy it below, or find it under Settings, then Agents.
- 03
Paste it into your assistant
Any assistant that supports connected tools (MCP) can use it. It opens a Microsoft sign-in, and from there you just ask for what you need.
You stay in control
The assistant does the work. You make the calls.
A person approves every live send
Your assistant can prepare a send and set the schedule, but nothing goes out until you approve it in the app. Same for deleting contacts, segments, forms, or domains.
Only the access you grant
Drafting and reports are always included. Audience, sending, and organization settings are separate switches you decide on. It can never do more than your own account can.
Disconnect anytime
Revoke an assistant's access in Settings, Agents, and it stops working immediately. Owners can turn assistants off for the whole organization.
Connect in one paste
Paste this into your assistant
It tells your assistant where to connect and opens a Microsoft sign-in. The server explains the rest, so you can start asking right away.
Connect the SimpleNewsletter365 MCP server at https://mcp.simplenewsletter365.com and sign me in with Microsoft.
Prefer a personal token? Settings, Agents shows the same prompt with your token included, so no sign-in step is needed.
For the technical folks
Under the hood
Setup commands are in the automation guide. Identity, tokens, and tenant isolation are covered in the security overview.
What is MCP?
The Model Context Protocol is an open standard that lets an AI assistant use an application's tools. SimpleNewsletter365 runs one authenticated Streamable HTTP MCP server at https://mcp.simplenewsletter365.com for every customer. Your data region is picked automatically from your organization, so there is no regional address to choose. The server also sends the assistant its own usage guidance.
How does the assistant authenticate?
Assistants sign in with OAuth 2.1 (Authorization Code with PKCE) and an explicit consent screen. They register themselves through Dynamic Client Registration or a client ID metadata document, so there is no client ID to copy. A personal agent token from Settings, Agents still works for clients that cannot open a browser. Your Microsoft 365 tokens stay on the server and are never part of the agent's credentials.
What can be granted?
Five areas: newsletter drafting, reporting, audience management, send operations, and organization administration. Effective access is the intersection of the organization's MCP policy, the assistant's grant, and your own membership permissions. Owners can disable MCP or limit the areas for the organization.
How do approvals work?
High-risk actions create a pending confirmation that the assistant cannot approve itself. By default you approve it in the web app; an organization can instead allow a one-time code that you relay into the chat. A live newsletter send always requires approval in the web app, and the approval is bound to the exact audience, content, sender, and schedule that were reviewed.
Let your assistant draft the next issue
Start free with 10,000 sends a month and unlimited contacts. Connect your assistant in minutes, and keep the final say on every send.