MCP server
MuleSoft Salesforce Inventory
A MuleSoft MCP server flow that exposes a get_product_inventory tool so Claude can look up Salesforce Product2 stock records by product name.
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ecommerceguide summary
A MuleSoft application that acts as an MCP server so Claude can look up Salesforce product records. One tool, get_product_inventory, takes a product name and runs a SOQL SELECT against the Salesforce Product2 object, returning Name, ProductCode and Description as text formatted with DataWeave. Access is read-only. The Mule flow runs locally over streamable HTTP on port 8081, connecting to Salesforce with the Salesforce Connector using basic auth.
Why it stands out
Built as a MuleSoft flow using the MCP Connector rather than an npm or Docker package, so it runs inside Mule runtime.
What MuleSoft Salesforce Inventory does
ecommerceguide editorial- Single read-only tool: get_product_inventory, keyed on product name
- Exposed through MuleSoft mcp:server-config and mcp:tool-listener elements
- Streamable HTTP server on local port 8081, path /mcp
- Salesforce Connector uses basic auth; OAuth listed as future work
- Claude Desktop setup documented via the mcp-remote command
- Testable with the Model Context Protocol Inspector
- Community project by Arnab Das, published on GitHub with no licence file
How ecommerce teams could use it
ecommerceguide editorialIllustrative scenarios written by ecommerceguide from the product's documented capabilities. They are not customer case studies.
A team running Salesforce as its product system of record with MuleSoft as the integration layer
Staff want to check a product's code and description by name without opening Salesforce
Intended outcomeClaude Desktop calls get_product_inventory through the local MuleSoft endpoint and returns the Product2 record as formatted text
An integration developer evaluating the MuleSoft MCP Connector
Testing whether a Mule flow can be discovered and called as an AI tool
Intended outcomeThe repo provides server-config, tool-listener and Claude Desktop config samples, plus MCP Inspector steps at http://localhost:8081/mcp
Who it suits
ecommerceguide editorialBest for
You run Mule runtime alongside Salesforce and want a small reference flow that exposes a Product2 lookup to Claude Desktop.
Probably not for
You need write access, a hosted endpoint, OAuth, stock quantity fields or setup guides for clients other than Claude Desktop.
- Business size
- Any stageNo pricing or stated audience; it is a single-tool community repo with no size guidance.
- Verticals
- B2B commerce, Omnichannel retail
Technical details
From the vendor's own pagesFrom the server's repository, documentation and MCP directory listings.
- What an agent can do
- Inventory, Manage products
- Transport
- HTTP (remote)
- Authentication
- API key"Connector: Salesforce Connector (Basic Auth)"; OAuth listed only as a future improvement.
- Package
- None published; build from source
- Repository last updated
- 28 Mar 2026
Connect MuleSoft Salesforce Inventory
Third-party dataSetup documented for
Setup steps are in the repository README (opens in a new tab). We only show an install command when a source lists one.
Categories and use cases
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Sources
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