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Use cases

Typical broker use cases

A broker may use the MCP server to:

  • retrieve a consolidated view of a client's contract;
  • understand the current allocation and performance;
  • identify pending operations and missing documents;
  • verify whether a fund is eligible for a contract;
  • retrieve the information needed to prepare a client meeting;
  • explain the status of an arbitrage, premium payment, or withdrawal;
  • compare funds available within the relevant product;
  • review the objectives and allocation of each management compartment.

Access remains limited to the clients, contracts, and data the broker is authorized to view.

Typical subscriber use cases

A subscriber may use the MCP server to ask questions such as:

  • What is the current value of my contract?
  • Where is my money invested?
  • How has my contract performed?
  • What is the objective of each compartment?
  • Has my latest payment been received and invested?
  • What is the status of my withdrawal?
  • Which documents are still missing?
  • When is my next scheduled payment?
  • What fees apply to my contract?
  • Which documents are available for download?

The MCP client can use Quarzo Life data to provide a clear explanation, but it must not present itself as providing personalized financial, legal, or tax advice.