CIMS can connect to supported AI assistants so you can work with your CIMS creator data directly from an AI conversation.
Instead of switching between CIMS and your AI assistant, you can ask questions in natural language and use CIMS to find creators, analyse profiles, compare creators and build searches from campaign briefs.
What can you do?
You can use an AI assistant to:
- Find creators by platform, country, category and audience size.
- Search by follower count and average views.
- Analyse creator profiles.
- Compare multiple creators.
- Check engagement and audience data.
- Build creator criteria from a campaign brief.
- Run an initial creator search based on campaign requirements.
For example:
Find Swedish Instagram creators in home and interiors with 50k–150k followers and at least 50k average views.
Or:
Compare these five creators and flag anyone below 3% engagement or under 60% Nordic audience.
What do I need?
You need:
- An active CIMS account.
- Access to a CIMS workspace.
- A supported AI assistant with connection support.
- Available CIMS credits.
You connect using the same CIMS account you already use for CIMS.
Your existing CIMS permissions and access apply when you use CIMS through an AI assistant.
Does this create a separate CIMS account?
No.
The connection uses your existing CIMS account, data and permissions.
You also use the same CIMS credit balance. There is no separate credit pool for AI usage.
How does the connection work?
CIMS uses the Model Context Protocol (MCP), an open standard that allows AI assistants to connect to external tools and data.
Once connected, CIMS becomes available as a tool within your AI assistant.
The exact setup steps depend on the AI assistant you use.