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updatedAt: 2026-09-24T18:10:18.000Z
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# Connect Wrike to MS Copilot Studio

This guide provides a comprehensive, end-to-end walkthrough for setting up the Wrike Model Context Protocol (MCP) server within **Microsoft Copilot Studio**.

The steps we are going to follow here are to create an Agent in Microsoft Copilot Studio and configure Wrike MCP as a tool for this Agent. While there are other ways of connecting Wrike MCP to Microsoft Copilot Studio, this one is the one we get requested the most from our customers.

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## Step 1: Create a Wrike App (administrator, one-time per organization)

Before configuring Copilot, you must create a bridge in Wrike to handle security and authentication.

1. Log in to Wrike, click your **profile icon**, and select **Apps & Integrations**.
2. Navigate to the **API** tab and click **Create new app**.
3. **App Name:** e.g., "Wrike MCP for Copilot".
4. **App Description:** e.g., "Connection for Microsoft Copilot Studio agents."
5. **Save Credentials:** Your **OAuth Client ID** and **Secret key** will be generated. Copy these immediately; you will need them in the next step.
6. **Important:** Leave the **Redirect URL** field empty for now. You will return to this page to add a specific URL generated by Microsoft later in the process.
7. Click **Save**.

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## Step 2: Create an Agent in Microsoft Copilot Studio with Wrike MCP as a Tool

Now, we will register Wrike as a functional tool that your AI agent can use to perform tasks.

### Navigate to the MCP Tool

1. Log in to [Microsoft Copilot Studio](https://copilotstudio.microsoft.com).
2. Select **Agents** from the sidebar and click **Create blank agent** (or select an existing one).
3. Open the **Tools** tab at the top of the page.
4. Click the **Add a tool** button and select **Model Context Protocol**.

### Enter Server Details

* **Server Name:** Wrike MCP
* **Server Description:** Access and manage Wrike workspace data, projects, and tasks.
* **Server URL:** `https://mcp.wrike.com/v2`

### Configure Authentication

1. Under **Authentication**, select **OAuth 2.0**.
2. Set the **Type** to **Manual**.
3. Paste the **Client ID** and **Client Secret** you saved from the Wrike App in Step 1.
4. Enter the following URLs exactly:
   * **Authorization URL:** `https://login.wrike.com/oauth2/authorize`
   * **Token URL template:** `https://login.wrike.com/oauth2/token`
   * **Refresh URL:** `https://login.wrike.com/oauth2/token`
5. Leave **Scopes** and **Redirect URL** (the input field) empty.
6. Click **Create**.

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## Step 3: Finalize Redirect URL in the Wrike App

Once you click Create, a modal will appear stating: *"Your tool was created successfully!"*

1. **Copy the Redirect URL:** Copilot Studio will display a unique Redirect URL in this modal. **Copy it to your clipboard.**
2. **Return to Wrike:** Go back to your Wrike App settings (Apps & Integrations > API > Your App).
3. **Paste & Save:** Paste the copied URL into the **Redirect URLs** field in Wrike and click **Save**.

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## Step 4: Connect and Provision the Agent in Microsoft Copilot Studio

With the URLs synced between both platforms, you can now finalize the connection.

1. In the Copilot Studio "Add Tool" modal, click **Next**.
2. Under **Connection**, click **Not connected** and select **Create new connection**.
3. Click **Create**. A Wrike sign-in window will open.
4. Enter your Wrike credentials and click **Accept** to authorize the agent.
5. Click **Add and Configure**. Your agent is now provisioned and you will see the full list of available Wrike tools.

### Testing & Troubleshooting

You can test the integration using the test pane on the right-hand side of Copilot Studio.

* **Sample Prompt:** *"What tasks are assigned to me that were created in the last 7 days?"*

**Troubleshooting the "Retry" Message:**

If the agent asks you to connect or shows a retry message during your first test:

1. Click **Open connection manager** in the message.
2. Find the **Wrike MCP** connection.
3. Click **Connect**, then click **Submit**.
4. Once the status shows "Connected," return to the agent and retry your prompt.

<Callout icon="📘" theme="info">
  Microsoft Copilot Studio also offers the option to go to **Tools > Custom Connector**. While this is an available path, we do not officially document it at this time as the MCP method is the optimized standard for this integration.
</Callout>