Donor research, right inside your AI assistant
Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Microsoft 365 Copilot, or any MCP-enabled AI to DonorAtlas. Best-in-class donor intelligence meets agentic intelligence: the most advanced prospect research system ever created.
Best-in-class research, in conversation
Give full DonorAtlas profiles to your AI assistant — bio, wealth, giving history, boards, demographics, and more — to make it a supercharged prospect researcher.
Prospect with plain language
Allow your AI assistant to use the powerful DonorAtlas search engine to prospect, find similar donors, or any other persona you're looking for.
Donor intelligence meets agentic intelligence
Chain DonorAtlas with everything your assistant can do: research a gala RSVP list, find what your best donors have in common, build a prospect list from the pattern, and draft the outreach — in one conversation.
Works where you already work
Claude, ChatGPT, Perplexity, Microsoft 365 Copilot — any MCP-enabled assistant. No new tab and no new tool to learn: DonorAtlas comes to the workflows your team already runs.
MCP Library
Worked examples: the prompts to paste, and what to expect back.
Custom dossier template
Most teams have their own briefing document format. Instead of using DonorAtlas's built-in PDF format, let your AI agent construct a custom briefing in your format using DonorAtlas data.
Read the guidePersonalized appeals
With AI, you can personalize dozens or hundreds of appeals instead of a handful. Take a donor list, have your AI agent write a custom end-of-year appeal to each person, and put the drafts right in your inbox.
Read the guideConnect your assistant
Claude and ChatGPT take a minute, right here. Perplexity and Microsoft 365 Copilot have a short guide each.
Claude
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On an individual plan, click your profile in the bottom left → Settings → Connectors → Add. On a Team or Enterprise plan, go to Organization settings → Connectors → Add.
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Enter DonorAtlas for the name and the server URL below.
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Click Connect to sign in to DonorAtlas.
- 4
Change tools to Always allow to skip Claude asking your permission each time you use DonorAtlas.
ChatGPT
- 1
Click your profile in the bottom left → Settings → Developer mode → turn on. This allows you to add custom MCP servers.
- 2
Still in Settings, go to Plugins → Browse plugins → +.
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Enter DonorAtlas for the name and the server URL below.
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Click Create and log in to DonorAtlas.
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Click Permissions → Allow low-risk actions or Allow all actions, to skip ChatGPT asking your permission each time you use DonorAtlas.
Perplexity
Setup guideMicrosoft 365 Copilot
Setup guideGood to know
Do I need a special DonorAtlas plan?
No. Every DonorAtlas user can connect an assistant, free through October 9, 2026. After that, a team admin assigns MCP seats to the people who use it, from the Team page in DonorAtlas.
What can my assistant see?
Exactly what you can see in DonorAtlas, and nothing more. Everyone signs in with their own account, every request runs with that person's permissions, and your team's data never mixes with anyone else's.
Does the assistant do anything on its own?
Only what you ask for in the conversation. Looking people up and searching just read. Adding to a list, running an export, or starting live research on someone happen only when you ask, and the assistant tells you what it did.
Which tools does it get?
Profiles, giving history, wealth, boards, contact info, plain-language prospecting, and your lists and networks. The full, always-current list is on the tool reference.
I use Gemini, or something not listed here.
Email team@donoratlas.com and tell us which assistant. Some can be connected today with a little help; for the rest, we'll let you know as soon as they can.
See DonorAtlas with your AI assistant.
We'll walk through donor research, prospecting, and agentic workflows in conversation.
Book a Demo

See DonorAtlas with your AI assistant.
We'll walk through donor research, prospecting, and agentic workflows in conversation.
Book a Demo
