Taghash, a software platform that helps manage tasks for venture capital, private equity, and family offices, has launched a new tool called the Venture Capital MCP Server. It’s the first of its kind and lets AI agents safely access and work with real-time fund data.
The MCP (Model Context Protocol) Server works as a secure link between AI copilots like OpenAI, Claude, and Microsoft Copilot, and a firm’s internal fund operations.
It allows companies to access, analyze, and use real-time data for things like deal flow, CRM, management reports (MIS), investor (LP) engagement, and portfolio tracking.
Taghash serves over 60 clients, including well-known firms like Blume Ventures, A91 Partners, Elevar Equity, and 360. one.
With the new launch, these users can now connect their workflows directly to AI tools without worrying about data leaks or AI errors. The server is fully secure and works within each user’s existing login and access permissions.
Clients can set up the MCP Server in just a few minutes using Node.js. It helps with easy data entry, automatic report creation, and smart insights, without needing any third-party tools or manual work.
The platform is built to meet top security standards, including SOC 2 certification, short-lived access tokens, and clear approval before AI makes any changes. Firms like Blume Ventures and Avaana Capital say it has made data management easier and AI results more reliable.
Taghash wants to become a complete software system for investment teams, and the MCP Server is an essential step in that direction. It helps teams make faster, safer, and smarter decisions using AI in a secure way.
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