MCP compliance catalog

Every MCP tool in the SCOPE compliance index, grouped by server — risk posture, regulatory exposure, and the tools that warrant tighter governance.
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Intuit QuickBooks
51 tools · footprint 188
15 critical 10 high 17 med 9 low COSOGLBA+3 more
Zoho Books
25 tools · footprint 96
3 critical 14 high 7 med 1 low COSOPCI+1 more
PayPal
33 tools · footprint 86
6 critical 7 high 9 med 11 low COSOGLBA+3 more
Workable
25 tools · footprint 81
13 high 12 med COSOSOX
Vercel
25 tools · footprint 78
6 critical 4 high 7 med 8 low COSOPCI+1 more
Stripe
26 tools · footprint 77
3 critical 7 high 10 med 6 low COSOPCI+2 more
Qonto
25 tools · footprint 76
15 high 9 med 1 low COSOGLBA+3 more
Zoho Books
25 tools · footprint 73
3 critical 11 high 11 med COSOPCI+1 more
Xero
25 tools · footprint 72
3 critical 8 high 14 med COSOSOX
Port
25 tools · footprint 69
2 critical 11 high 8 med 4 low COSOSOX
PostHog
36 tools · footprint 69
6 high 22 med 8 low
Supabase
32 tools · footprint 69
4 critical 4 high 8 med 16 low COSOSOX
Datadog
25 tools · footprint 68
1 critical 12 high 11 med 1 low
Zoho CRM
25 tools · footprint 68
2 critical 10 high 12 med 1 low COSOSOX
Zoom
25 tools · footprint 68
11 high 14 med HIPAA
PostHog
25 tools · footprint 66
3 critical 12 high 10 med
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JenticDocs ↗
1 critical 2 low · 3 tools · 0 SoD-flagged
regimes ISO_27001NIST_CSFSOC2

Tools needing tighter control (1 of 3)

jentic.execute critical conf mediumhuman approval
Runs an arbitrary external API or workflow operation with the agent's configured credentials, so a single call can create, modify, delete, or exfiltrate data on any connected third-party system.
All other tools (2)
jentic.load_execution_info low conf highallow
Returns detailed API and operation specifications, including which authentication credentials must be configured to call the target API, without changing any state.
jentic.search_apis low conf highallow
Searches the Jentic directory for APIs matching a capability query, a read-only discovery step that exposes available integrations but changes no external state.