Ecommerce capital allocation: marketing budgets, advertising, merchandising, product portfolios.
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https://killionapps-promotion-allocation-sandbox.onrender.com/mcp4 tools · 904msget_promotion_allocation_offerGet KillionApps' experimental $5 ecommerce promotion-capital allocation offer, free validation route, paid MPP route, and discovery URLs.Get KillionApps' experimental $5 ecommerce promotion-capital allocation offer, free validation route, paid MPP route, and discovery URLs.
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validate_promotion_allocation_requestValidate a portfolio payload for free before purchasing. This does not execute the allocation or charge a payment.Validate a portfolio payload for free before purchasing. This does not execute the allocation or charge a payment.
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| payload* | object | — |
get_promotion_allocation_schemaGet the KillionApps platform-neutral promotion allocation input and output schema summary. This tool is free.Get the KillionApps platform-neutral promotion allocation input and output schema summary. This tool is free.
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purchase_promotion_allocationValidate a portfolio and return the existing REST/MPP purchase handoff. This MCP tool never fakes or bypasses payment; an MPP-capable HTTP client must complete the Stripe challenge at the paid endpoint.Validate a portfolio and return the existing REST/MPP purchase handoff. This MCP tool never fakes or bypasses payment; an MPP-capable HTTP client must complete the Stripe challenge at the paid endpoint.
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| payload* | object | — |
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Ecommerce capital allocation: marketing budgets, advertising, merchandising, product portfolios.
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