EU pay transparency (Directive 2023/970) and French Egapro readiness assistant. Public data only.
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https://www.entangleeq.com/api/mcp-public5 tools · 802mssearchUse this when a ChatGPT user asks about EntangleEQ, Egapro, Directive UE 2023/970, pay transparency, Inclusion Depth Score, or EntangleEQ public product information. Returns public pages only.Use this when a ChatGPT user asks about EntangleEQ, Egapro, Directive UE 2023/970, pay transparency, Inclusion Depth Score, or EntangleEQ public product information. Returns public pages only.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | Search query about EntangleEQ public content. |
| limit | number | Maximum results to return. Default 5. |
fetchUse this when ChatGPT needs the full public text for a specific EntangleEQ page returned by search. Never returns private company or employee data.Use this when ChatGPT needs the full public text for a specific EntangleEQ page returned by search. Never returns private company or employee data.
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| id* | string | Public page id returned by search. |
assess_readinessUse this when a user wants a first-pass readiness check for French/EU pay transparency obligations before requesting an EntangleEQ demo. country and headcount are required — the tool rejects the call (rather than guessing) if they are missing or mis-named, so obligation applicability is never infer…Use this when a user wants a first-pass readiness check for French/EU pay transparency obligations before requesting an EntangleEQ demo. country and headcount are required — the tool rejects the call (rather than guessing) if they are missing or mis-named, so obligation applicability is never infer…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| country* | string | Company country, for example France. Required. |
| headcount* | integer | Approximate employee count (positive whole number). Required. |
| hasPayrollExport | boolean | Whether payroll export or DSN data is available. |
| hasJobFamilies | boolean | Whether equivalent-value job families/categories are mapped. |
| hasPromotionData | boolean | Whether promotion data is available. |
| hasCseReporting | boolean | Whether CSE/NAO reporting evidence is already assembled. |
simulate_index_2027Use this when a French employer (or their advisor) asks what the reform of the French gender-equality index (Index Egapro) means for them, or wants to look up a company's current published index by SIREN or company name. Given a 9-digit SIREN or a company name, returns the latest public Egapro decl…Use this when a French employer (or their advisor) asks what the reform of the French gender-equality index (Index Egapro) means for them, or wants to look up a company's current published index by SIREN or company name. Given a 9-digit SIREN or a company name, returns the latest public Egapro decl…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| query* | string | A 9-digit SIREN or a company name (raison sociale). Minimum 3 characters. |
request_demo_leadUse this ONLY after a user has explicitly agreed to be contacted by EntangleEQ, to submit their demo request. Records a demo request that the EntangleEQ team reviews before any follow-up. Collect the minimum needed: company name, contact name, and a professional email. Do NOT include salaries, empl…Use this ONLY after a user has explicitly agreed to be contacted by EntangleEQ, to submit their demo request. Records a demo request that the EntangleEQ team reviews before any follow-up. Collect the minimum needed: company name, contact name, and a professional email. Do NOT include salaries, empl…
| Parameter | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| companyName* | string | Company / organisation name. |
| contactName* | string | Name of the person to contact back. |
| email* | string | Professional email to reach the contact. |
| primaryTopic | string | Main interest: egapro | pay_gap | vss | csrd | global. |
| message | string | Optional short context. No sensitive personal data, no salaries, no employee names. |
| userConsent* | boolean | Must be true. Confirms the end user explicitly agreed to share these contact details with EntangleEQ. |
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