Intercom API

Analyse customer conversations and support performance at scale

Pull conversations, contacts, and tags from the Intercom API. Track first response times, conversation volume by topic, and team performance trends.

API access on all plans. Rate limited to 1,000 requests/minute.

Intercomdocs →

How it works with Loony

Describe it.
Deploy it.
Query it.

Managed database.

Your Intercom data lives in its own Postgres instance. Zero config. Data accumulates over time.

Scheduled syncs.

Cron jobs run on Loony infra. Hourly on free. Your data stays fresh without you thinking about it.

REST + MCP endpoints.

Query from your agent, your dashboard, or connect BI tools directly. Full OpenAPI spec included.

TerminalSchema
$ "Pull all Intercom conversations from the last 60 days with tags, assignee, first response time, and resolution status. Build daily summaries by topic and team member."

 Schema validated
 Database provisioned
 Scripts deployed
 Schedules registered

Done.

# Your data is now at:
REST  /data/v1/intercom/query
MCP   /mcp/v1/intercom/mcp
SQL   psql $DATABASE_URL

What you get

Intercom shows you individual conversations but makes aggregate analysis difficult. Loony syncs your conversations and contacts into Postgres on a schedule so your agent can answer 'How many conversations about pricing did we have this month vs last?' without manual exports.

mv_daily_conversations
  day               date        -- conversation date
  topic             text        -- primary tag
  conversations     integer     -- total opened
  resolved          integer     -- closed conversations
  avg_first_reply   numeric     -- minutes to first reply
  avg_resolution    numeric     -- hours to resolution
  team_member       text        -- assigned agent

Even better together

Join Intercom conversations with Stripe revenue data to prioritise support for high-value customers. Add HubSpot to correlate conversation topics with deal stage.

Loony mascot

Stop gluing. Start shipping.

Describe your data. Deploy. Query. Done.

API Library →