Your Incidents Are in Xurrent IMR. Now They're in Claude Too.
Incident responders live in two worlds: the alerting tool that pages them and the chat window where they coordinate. Context-switching between the two costs time, and during a critical outage, every second matters.
We built an MCP server for Xurrent IMR so that Claude can read your incident data directly. That means you can ask plain-English questions about your on-call schedule, open incidents, and incident timelines without leaving the conversation.
What can you do with it?
Once the Xurrent IMR MCP server is connected, Claude has access to tools that map directly to your incident management data. Here are the kinds of questions you can ask:
See it in action
We asked Claude to pull the latest incidents from our Xurrent IMR account and check who is currently on call for our SRE team. This is real data returned through the MCP connection:
Available tools
The MCP server exposes a focused set of read-only tools. Each one maps to a specific capability in your Xurrent IMR account:
- list_incidents – Query incidents with optional filters for status, severity, and date range.
- get_incident – Retrieve full details for a single incident by number, including SLA info, priority, and timestamps.
- search_incidents – Keyword search across incident titles and descriptions.
- list_incident_updates – Get the chronological timeline of updates for any incident.
- list_teams – List teams with optional member details.
- get_current_on_call – See who is on call for a given team, broken down by escalation policy and level.
Getting started
You can connect Xurrent IMR to Claude in under five minutes. Here is the setup:
Restart Claude Desktop and you are ready to go. Ask Claude something like "What incidents do we have open?" and it will pull the answer directly from your Xurrent IMR account.
What's next
This is a read-only integration today, perfect for quick lookups, on-call checks, and incident review. We are exploring write capabilities (creating incidents, adding timeline entries, acknowledging alerts) as the next step. If you have feedback or ideas for what you would want Claude to do with your incident data, we would love to hear from you.
