# Enable Redox AI assistants or MCP server
We offer AI-powered tools to aid your workflow in the Redox dashboard.
- **Log Summary Assistant**: Get an overview of a log’s purpose, processing, and outcome. [Learn more about logs](/basics/data-exchange-with-redox/logs-for-data-exchange).
- **Payload Summary Assistant**: Break down a complicated payload into its business and data context.
- **Config Modifier Assistant**: Build a config modifier schema with the help of an AI agent that already understands our unique config modifier coding language. [Learn how to build a config modifier schema](/how-to-use-redox/change-data-with-config-modifiers/build-a-config-modifier-schema).
- **MCP server**: Enables you to manage your Redox organization and subscriptions with an agentic tool via natural language prompts. You can use our MCP server with any MCP-compatible AI client. [Learn how to access the MCP server](/how-to-use-redox/access-the-redox-mcp-server).
To use any of these features, you must first enable them in your Redox organization.
## Prerequisites
- A user must be assigned to an **organization owner** role to enable AI assistants or the Redox MCP server. [Learn how to manage user roles](/how-to-use-redox/manage-your-redox-setup/manage-user-roles).
## Enable AI features in your Redox organization
1. Log in to the dashboard.
2. Click **your username** at the bottom of the navigation menu.
3. From the user menu, select the **Organization profile** option**.**
4. By default, the Organization info page displays. Click the **Settings** tab.
5. Under the AI features section, enable either or both of the AI features.
1. Click the **AI assistants toggle** to enable AI assistants (**Log Summary Assistant**, **Payload Summary Assistant**, **Config Modifier Assistant**) for all users in your organization.
1. A consent modal opens. Click the **Enable** button to acknowledge and confirm.
> **AI assistant consent**
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> When you enable AI assistants, you consent to the following:
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> > Redox has developed an AI Assistant Suite that is embedded in the Redox dashboard. The features are designed to enhance integration management workflows, including self-service capabilities, while maintaining the rigorous standards required for Protected Health Information (PHI). Your usage and prompt data and that of the other users from your organization may be aggregated with users outside of your organization and used to train these AI Assistants. Review additional information regarding what data Redox uses and how. To be clear, PHI will NOT be used to train any features within the AI Assistant Suite.
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> > By enabling these AI features, you are consenting to your organization’s usage and prompt data being used for training purposes, and acknowledging that you are permitted to consent on behalf of your organization.
2. Click the **Redox MCP server toggle** to allow users in your organization to connect to the Redox MCP server. [Learn how to access the MCP server](/how-to-use-redox/access-the-redox-mcp-server).
*Enable AI features for your Redox organization*
To disable either of these later, simply click the respective **toggle** and confirm that the feature(s) should be disabled.
## Update MCP server
Depending on your agent, you might need to reinstall or refresh the tools list to get our latest MCP server updates.
These are the steps to refresh the tools list for Claude specifically.
1. In Claude, navigate to **Customize** \> **Connectors** list.
2. Find the **Redox MCP connector** in the list.
3. In the connector details, click the **three-dots icon** (next to the Disconnect button) in the upper-right corner.
4. Select the **Refresh tools list** option.
5. Any of the latest Redox MCP server updates are now be available.