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Domo Integration for AI Agents

Connect your AI agent to 21 production-ready Domo actions via MCP, A2A, or SDK — with agent authentication, optimized tool-calling execution, and built-in security.

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Domo AI Agent Actions

21 production-ready actions for your agent to do more on Domo.

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21 Actions

List Activity Logs - Retrieve activity log entries filtered by time range via GET /v1/audit. Requires the 'start' timestamp parameter.

List Groups - Retrieve a paginated list of all groups in your Domo instance via GET /v1/groups

Get Group - Retrieve full details of a single group by its numeric ID via GET /v1/groups/{id}

Create Group - Create a new group in your Domo instance via POST /v1/groups

Update Group - Update an existing group's attributes via PUT /v1/groups/{id}. All fields (name, active, default) are required.

Delete Group - Permanently delete a group via DELETE /v1/groups/{id}. The group must have no users before deletion.

List Group Users - List the user IDs belonging to a group via GET /v1/groups/{id}/users. Returns only user IDs, not full user objects.

Add User To Group - Add a user to a group via PUT /v1/groups/{groupId}/users/{userId}. Returns 204 No Content on success.

Remove User From Group - Remove a user from a group via DELETE /v1/groups/{groupId}/users/{userId}. Returns 204 No Content on success.

Get Current IAM Credentials - Return the authenticated identity, granted OAuth scopes, and auth type for the current Domo connection, mapped to the IAM unified credentials schema.

List IAM Groups - List all groups in the Domo instance mapped to the IAM unified group schema, paginated 100 per page. Each entry surfaces the group's stable id, name, and active status.

Get IAM Group - Retrieve a single Domo group by numeric ID, mapped to the IAM unified group schema. Optionally pass expand=["users"] to inline the first page of member user IDs.

List IAM Roles - Return the five stable workspace-level IAM roles synthesized from Domo system role strings (Admin, Privileged, Editor, Participant, Social). The role set is static and matches the role IDs embedded in IamUser.roles[] on this connector.

Get IAM Role - Retrieve a single synthesized Domo IAM role by its stable key. Only "admin", "privileged", "editor", "participant", and "social" are valid — the role namespace is closed to Domo system roles only.

List IAM Users - List all users in the Domo instance mapped to the IAM unified user schema, paginated 100 per page. Each user includes their role synthesized as a workspace-scoped IAM role.

Get IAM User - Retrieve a single Domo user by numeric ID, mapped to the IAM unified user schema. Optionally pass expand=["groups"] to inline the groups the user belongs to.

List Users - Retrieve a paginated list of all users in your Domo instance via GET /v1/users

Get User - Retrieve full details of a single user by their numeric ID via GET /v1/users/{id}

Create User - Create a new user in your Domo instance via POST /v1/users with the sendInvite query parameter

Update User - Update an existing user's attributes via PUT /v1/users/{id}. Known Domo limitation requires all user fields to be provided.

Delete User - Permanently delete a user via DELETE /v1/users/{id}. This action is irreversible.

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Integration Infrastructure for Domo AI Agents

Multiple Interfaces

Access integrations via API, AI SDKs, MCP & A2A.

Domo MCP server

Managed Authentication

Pre-built authentication UI.

Agent auth

Falcon Engine

Every Domo action runs on Falcon.

Agent Execution Engine

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