# Use Cases

Connect external MCP servers through MCP Gateway to create AI-driven workflows that combine multiple systems with your Storage Connections and API Connections.

## Knowledge Base Integration

Connect **Notion** and **Atlassian Confluence** for unified documentation access alongside your files in Storage Connections.

**Example queries:**

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"Search Notion and Confluence for API authentication documentation, then list related files in my S3 bucket"
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"Find onboarding docs in Notion, check related Confluence pages, and read our onboarding checklist from S3"
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"Review data handling policy in Notion and check our compliance documents in Storage Connections"
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**Value:** Unified access to documentation systems and file storage, simplified compliance checking.

## Development & Error Tracking

Connect **Atlassian Jira**, **Sentry**, and **Neon** for issue tracking, error monitoring, and database management alongside code documentation in Storage Connections.

**Example queries:**

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"Find Jira issues for the payment API, check recent Sentry errors, and list slow queries in my Neon databases"
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"List Sentry errors from last 24 hours, find related Jira tickets, and check error logs in Storage Connections"
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"Show slow database queries in Neon and find related Jira tickets and Sentry errors for performance issues"
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**Value:** Faster incident response with context from ticketing, error monitoring, database performance monitoring, and documentation storage.

## Meeting Intelligence & Product Development

Connect **Fireflies** and **Notion** for meeting transcripts and product documentation alongside project files in Storage Connections.

**Example queries:**

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"Show Fireflies meeting notes about the checkout feature, find related Notion docs, and read checkout specs from S3"
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"Search Fireflies transcripts for customer feedback discussions and check related product requirements in Notion"
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"Find decisions made in last week's Fireflies meetings and update our product roadmap in Notion"
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**Value:** Capture meeting context, decisions, and action items alongside product documentation and project files.

## Project Management & Planning

Connect **Atlassian Jira** and **Notion** for issue tracking and project documentation alongside planning files in Storage Connections.

**Example queries:**

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"Show open Jira sprint tasks, check project timeline in Notion, and read sprint planning docs from S3"
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"Find completed Jira epics, update project status in Notion, and archive related documents to Storage Connections"
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"List high-priority Jira issues and check if they're documented in our Notion project wiki"
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**Value:** Unified project tracking with issues, documentation, and planning artifacts.

## Error Monitoring & Resolution

Connect **Sentry** and **Neon** for error tracking and database management alongside troubleshooting guides in Storage Connections.

**Example queries:**

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"Show recent Sentry errors, check my Neon projects for database configuration issues, and read troubleshooting guides from S3"
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"Find Sentry performance issues, list slow queries in Neon databases, and read optimization docs from Storage Connections"
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"Analyze Sentry error patterns and check Neon database branch configurations and compute endpoints"
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**Value:** Complete error context with application monitoring, database infrastructure management, and troubleshooting documentation.

## Common Patterns

**Documentation Access:** Notion + Atlassian + Storage Connections for knowledge base spanning docs and files

**Development Tools:** Jira + Sentry + Neon + Storage Connections for issue tracking, error monitoring, and database management

**Meeting Intelligence:** Fireflies + Notion + Storage Connections for meeting transcripts, decisions, and project documentation

**Error Resolution:** Sentry + Neon + Storage Connections for comprehensive error tracking and database performance monitoring

## Getting Started

1. Review the connection patterns above and identify which matches your needs
2. Follow the [Connecting External MCP Servers guide](https://docs.vendia.com/platform/vendia-mcp-server/mcp-gateway/connecting-mcp-servers)
3. Set up [authentication](https://docs.vendia.com/platform/vendia-mcp-server/mcp-gateway/authentication) for each server
4. Start with simple queries and expand based on results
5. Review [Best Practices](https://docs.vendia.com/platform/vendia-mcp-server/mcp-gateway/best-practices) for managing multiple connections