> ## Documentation Index > Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://hc.starbridge.ai/llms.txt > Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further. # MCP Sample Use Cases > Ready-to-adapt prompts for putting the Starbridge MCP to work across Bridges, Feed, signals, contacts, and deep research. Examples on this page are illustrative — built in Starbridge's real style (real Bridge types, real vendor names, real public-sector categories) to clearly demonstrate what each use case does, rather than pulled verbatim from one live account. Institution names, contacts, and figures are composites; nothing here should be read as an actual customer, buyer, or individual's record. These are example prompts for putting the Starbridge MCP to work — bringing live Starbridge intelligence into Claude, ChatGPT, and any AI tool you already use. For what the MCP is and how to connect it, see [Overview and Installation](/research/starbridge-mcp). Pick the tab that matches your role to see the use cases built for you. Several use cases show up under more than one tab — that's intentional, not a mistake ### Visualize a Bridge *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps, Marketing.* Pull Bridge data into a tool that can chart it — vendor-presence breakdowns, attribute distributions, or territory views — without an export or a BI tool in the loop. > *"Pull the Higher-Ed ERP & SIS bridge and build a bar chart of vendor share across our tracked buyers — and flag whichever vendor is gaining share fastest."* Visualize A Bridge 1 *** ### Competitor-density map *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps, Marketing.* See who owns the local-government ERP market state by state — and exactly where the incumbent is already getting displaced — as a map, not a spreadsheet. > *"Using the Local Government ERP bridge, tell me which states each vendor is active in, and show it to me as a map."* **17** states where **Tyler Technologies** is the incumbent local-gov ERP · **8** states where **Workday** has already displaced them, concentrated on the coasts · **25** states with an active vendor signal in this sample Competitor Density Map *** ### RFP qualification *Who: Sales leaders, AE, RevOps.* Skip the RFP graveyard — get matched, scored opportunities instead of a raw procurement-portal feed. > *"Show me our highest-scoring active RFPs, with a one-line reason each one matched."* Rfp Qualification *** ### Scheduled Slack digest *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps.* The same triage as "morning triage" — except nobody has to remember to ask for it. > *"Every weekday at 7am, post a Starbridge Feed digest to #sales-signals: top 3 signals grouped by urgency."* Scheduled Slack Digest Pair this prompt with a scheduled task so the digest posts automatically — the value here is that Starbridge comes to the channel, instead of someone remembering to open it. *** ### AI adoption & propensity scoring *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps.* Use Starbridge's pre-computed scores to prioritize a list, instead of scoring accounts by hand from news and meeting minutes. > *"Which of my accounts already have a named AI leader or a documented AI initiative?"* Ai Adoption Propensity Scoring ### Morning triage *Who: AE, BDR.* Convert the raw Feed into an action list — grouped by urgency, not just a flat chronological dump. > *"Read my Starbridge feed from the past week and group the signals into 'act today,' 'this week,' and 'monitor.' For anything in 'act today,' suggest the single best next step."* Morning Triage *** ### Build the buying committee *Who: AE, BDR.* Get the right roles, not just any names. > *"Pull verified Starbridge contacts at Bright Horizon Community College District for these personas: VP of IT, Dean of Enrollment Management, and CFO. Give me name, title, and email in a table."* Build Buying Committee *** ### The "why now" outreach angle *Who: BDR, AE.* Turn a signal into the first line of an email, not just a data point sitting in a feed. > *"Using the Overlook County outage signal, write a 2-sentence cold email opener that references the specific pain point."* Why Now Outreach Angle *** ### Automated outreach drafting *Who: BDR, SDR.* Draft the first outreach touch grounded in a real signal, ready for a human to review before anything sends. > *"Draft a 3-line outbound email to Overlook County Sheriff's Office referencing the recent outage, ready for me to review before sending."* Automated Outreach Drafting This mirrors how the underlying MCP tools actually work: they create a draft (sequence step, email draft), they don't dispatch it. A human stays in the loop before anything reaches a real inbox. ### Visualize a Bridge *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps, Marketing.* Pull Bridge data into a tool that can chart it — vendor-presence breakdowns, attribute distributions, or territory views — without an export or a BI tool in the loop. > *"Pull the Higher-Ed ERP & SIS bridge and build a bar chart of vendor share across our tracked buyers — and flag whichever vendor is gaining share fastest."* Visualize A Bridge 2 *** ### Competitor-density map *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps, Marketing.* See who owns the local-government ERP market state by state — and exactly where the incumbent is already getting displaced — as a map, not a spreadsheet. > *"Using the Local Government ERP bridge, tell me which states each vendor is active in, and show it to me as a map."* **17** states where **Tyler Technologies** is the incumbent local-gov ERP · **8** states where **Workday** has already displaced them, concentrated on the coasts · **25** states with an active vendor signal in this sample Competitor Density Map 1 *** ### Find themes and trends *Who: Marketing, RevOps.* Spot the pattern across many accounts at once, instead of noticing it only after the third individual signal. > *"Look across this week's top Feed signals and tell me the recurring themes, with one supporting example each."* Find Themes And Trends *** ### CRM-grounded meeting prep *Who: RevOps, AE.* Add the one fact the CRM doesn't have to every pipeline review, instead of running a separate research pass per account. > *"For every account in my pipeline review today, give me one Starbridge fact I don't already have in the CRM."* Crm Grounded Meeting Prep *** ### CRM data hygiene *Who: RevOps.* Spot where the CRM and reality have drifted apart, and queue the correction — Starbridge surfaces the mismatch; a human (or the CRM sync) still makes the write. > *"Compare our CRM's primary contact and budget fields against Starbridge's latest confirmed data for these accounts and flag any mismatches."* Crm Data Hygiene This intentionally stops at "flag a mismatch." Starbridge doesn't write back to the CRM on its own here — a person (or an approved sync job) still confirms and applies the correction. *** ### AI adoption & propensity scoring *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps.* Use Starbridge's pre-computed scores to prioritize a list, instead of scoring accounts by hand from news and meeting minutes. > *"Which of my accounts already have a named AI leader or a documented AI initiative?"* Ai Adoption Propensity Scoring 1 ### Visualize a Bridge *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps, Marketing.* Pull Bridge data into a tool that can chart it — vendor-presence breakdowns, attribute distributions, or territory views — without an export or a BI tool in the loop. > *"Pull the Higher-Ed ERP & SIS bridge and build a bar chart of vendor share across our tracked buyers — and flag whichever vendor is gaining share fastest."* Visualize A Bridge 3 *** ### Competitor-density map *Who: Sales leaders, RevOps, Marketing.* See who owns the local-government ERP market state by state — and exactly where the incumbent is already getting displaced — as a map, not a spreadsheet. > *"Using the Local Government ERP bridge, tell me which states each vendor is active in, and show it to me as a map."* **17** states where **Tyler Technologies** is the incumbent local-gov ERP · **8** states where **Workday** has already displaced them, concentrated on the coasts · **25** states with an active vendor signal in this sample Competitor Density Map 2 *** ### ABM list-building *Who: Marketing.* Build a target list that's scored and reasoned, not just a spreadsheet of institution names pulled from a directory. > *"Give me our top-scored ABM accounts with the signal driving each score."* Abm List Building The score itself is something Starbridge computes on the bridge — Marketing filters straight to A/B accounts instead of re-deriving a score by hand from news and budget documents. *** ### Find themes and trends *Who: Marketing, RevOps.* Spot the pattern across many accounts at once, instead of noticing it only after the third individual signal. > *"Look across this week's top Feed signals and tell me the recurring themes, with one supporting example each."* Find Themes And Trends 1 ### Morning triage *Who: AE, BDR.* Convert the raw Feed into an action list — grouped by urgency, not just a flat chronological dump. > *"Read my Starbridge feed from the past week and group the signals into 'act today,' 'this week,' and 'monitor.' For anything in 'act today,' suggest the single best next step."* Morning Triage 1 *** ### Pre-meeting brief *Who: AE, CS.* Walk into every call knowing the account. > *"I have a call with the City of Alderbrook tomorrow. Pull their Starbridge summary and recent signals and give me a one-page brief: top priorities, recent budget or board activity, any contracts expiring, and three smart questions to ask."* Pre Meeting Brief You can turn this into a Skill, combining it with other data sources (CRM, Gong, etc.) to create a complete meeting-prep tool. *** ### Build the buying committee *Who: AE, BDR.* Get the right roles, not just any names. > *"Pull verified Starbridge contacts at Bright Horizon Community College District for these personas: VP of IT, Dean of Enrollment Management, and CFO. Give me name, title, and email in a table."* Build Buying Committee 1 *** ### Multi-thread a stalled deal *Who: AE.* When a deal goes quiet, get every verified contact and the reason single-threading is risky here — not just a reminder to "follow up." > *"This deal at Cascade County has gone quiet. Pull every verified contact and recent signal so I can multi-thread instead of waiting on one person."* Multi Thread Stalled Deal *** ### Account plan grounding *Who: AE, CS.* Start account planning from real facts pulled live, instead of a blank template and a guess. > *"Build me an account plan skeleton for Riverside Metro Transit Authority: budget, recent funding, incumbent vendor, and current initiatives."* Account Plan Grounding *** ### Targeted document hunt *Who: AE, RevOps.* Find the exact contract or board quote in seconds, instead of skimming years of board-meeting minutes. > *"Search Cascade County's files for anything about technology modernization spending."* Targeted Document Hunt *** ### RFP qualification *Who: Sales leaders, AE, RevOps.* Skip the RFP graveyard — get matched, scored opportunities instead of a raw procurement-portal feed. > *"Show me our highest-scoring active RFPs, with a one-line reason each one matched."* Rfp Qualification 1 *** ### Competitor contract renewal windows *Who: AE, CS.* Know exactly when a rival's contract ends so outreach lands before the buyer re-ups on autopilot. > *"Show me tracked competitor contracts expiring in the next 12 months, with the vendor, product, and value."* Competitor Contract Renewal Windows ### Pre-meeting brief *Who: AE, CS.* Walk into every call knowing the account. > *"I have a call with the City of Alderbrook tomorrow. Pull their Starbridge summary and recent signals and give me a one-page brief: top priorities, recent budget or board activity, any contracts expiring, and three smart questions to ask."* Pre Meeting Brief 1 You can turn this into a Skill, combining it with other data sources (CRM, Gong, etc.) to create a complete meeting-prep tool. *** ### Competitor contract renewal windows *Who: AE, CS.* Know exactly when a rival's contract ends so outreach lands before the buyer re-ups on autopilot. > *"Show me tracked competitor contracts expiring in the next 12 months, with the vendor, product, and value."* Competitor Contract Renewal Windows 1 *** ### QBR prep grounding *Who: Customer success.* Walk into a QBR with a fact base of what's actually changed since last quarter, not a guess. > *"What's changed at Riverside Metro Transit Authority since our last QBR?"* Qbr Prep Grounding *** ### Account plan grounding *Who: AE, CS.* Start account planning from real facts pulled live, instead of a blank template and a guess. > *"Build me an account plan skeleton for Riverside Metro Transit Authority: budget, recent funding, incumbent vendor, and current initiatives."* Account Plan Grounding 1 ## Getting the best results * **Name the buyer or Bridge precisely:** a specific district, county, or agency name — or "the Competitor Contracts bridge" — beats vague references. * **Ask for structure:** tables, one-page briefs, and word limits get cleaner output. * **Chain steps in one prompt:** "Pull X, then draft Y" works better than separate asks. * **Pair with scheduled tasks** for anything recurring (digests, morning triage) so Starbridge comes to you. * **Turn repeatable tasks into a Skill** so your team can run the same grounded workflow with one command. ## Related articles What the Starbridge MCP is, what it supports, and how to connect it. 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