Connections: the ways to bring your data into Dcycle

Steps

Step 1

Click “Data” in the left navigation.

Step 2

Click “Connections”. This tab used to be called “Integrations” and now only shows the connections you can use today.

Step 3

Under “Dcycle connections” you’ll find:

• AI connector (MCP): connect your MCP-compatible AI assistant, such as Claude, to your Dcycle data and ask it about your emissions. See the MCP docs.
• Dcycle API: send and query your data from any system with your API keys. See the API reference.
• Webhooks (Beta): get a signed notification in your system when a load sent through the API finishes. See the webhooks docs.
• Dcycle CLI: automate uploads and queries from scripts with the dcy command. See the CLI docs.
• Inbound email: each facility has its own email address. Forward your suppliers’ invoices there and they come in on their own. See Email invoices to a facility automatically.

Under “External integrations” you’ll find Datadis: your electricity consumption in Spain arrives every month from your distributor. See Connect Datadis.

Step 4

Each connection has a short video. Click “See how it works” on any card to watch it.

Step 5

The video opens in a window, with a button to go straight to that connection.

Step 6

If you work with tools like Google Drive, SharePoint, SAP, NetSuite or Factorial, there’s no direct connection with them yet. Under “Using another system?”, click “Tell us”.

Step 7

Pick the systems you use, describe what data you want to bring in and click “Send”. We’ll suggest the best way to bring it into Dcycle: the importer, inbound email, the API or a partner.