AI that helps your firm grow

Ignition embeds practical AI directly into the workflows where firms make important revenue decisions. Today, capabilities include AI-powered Price Insights, AI-assisted service descriptions, Ignition MCP, and integrations with leading AI applications. We're also continuing to invest in new capabilities, including AI Proposal Creator.

Ignition helps reduce manual work across proposal creation, pricing, client onboarding, billing and revenue workflows. Firms can generate service descriptions, access pricing recommendations, automate repetitive tasks and use AI assistants to access and act on Ignition data using natural language.

Yes. Ignition already helps firms create proposals faster with AI-assisted service descriptions, and we're actively developing the AI Proposal Creator. This will help firms transform client conversations, meeting notes and discovery information into proposal starting points, reducing admin and accelerating time to engagement.

An MCP (Model Context Protocol) is a secure connection that allows AI assistants to interact with your Ignition account. It enables firms to ask questions about their business, access insights and complete actions using natural language instead of navigating multiple systems.

Ignition’s MCP works with Claude today and is designed to support other MCP-compatible AI assistants as adoption grows. Ignition's open ecosystem approach gives firms flexibility to use the AI tools and assistants that best fit how they work.

Setting up Ignition's MCP doesn't require technical expertise. You connect your Ignition account to a compatible AI assistant like Claude, and control exactly what data it can access. Permissions are set by you, so you stay in control from the start.

With Ignition's MCP, you can use natural language to ask questions and take action on your Ignition data – for example, pulling billing averages, rolling a client proposal forward with a price increase, or drafting a client email. Tasks that once took manual work can be done in minutes.

Yes. Ignition's AI capabilities are designed with security, permissions and customer control in mind. You decide how AI is used within your firm, what data is accessible and which tools are connected. AI is designed to support your workflows while helping you maintain control over sensitive client information.

Ignition does not use your firm's data to train public AI models. Access to data is permission-based and controlled by the user. Firms maintain control over how their information is shared and which AI tools are connected to Ignition.

Depending on the capability being used, AI can both provide insights and help automate actions. For example, firms can use AI to answer questions about proposals, revenue and billing activity, as well as assist with tasks such as creating clients, updating records and streamlining administrative work.

No. Ignition's open ecosystem allows firms to work the way they want. You can use AI capabilities built directly into Ignition, connect specialized applications through integrations and APIs, or access Ignition through AI assistants such as Claude. There's no need to replace the tools you already use.

Ignition focuses on practical, human-in-the-loop AI that helps firms make smarter decisions, save time and unlock growth. Rather than building AI for its own sake, we embed it into key moments of work where it can create meaningful value while keeping firms in control.

Generic AI tools don't have secure, permission-based access to your firm's live revenue data. Ignition embeds AI directly into pricing, proposals and billing workflows – and its MCP lets assistants like Claude and ChatGPT act on your real Ignition data safely, with you in control.

Yes. Ignition's AI is designed to be human-in-the-loop – it surfaces recommendations and drafts, but you review and approve every decision. Price Insights shows how your pricing compares and suggests adjustments; you always stay in control of the final call.