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AI & MCPConnect ChatGPT

Connect ChatGPT

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Four steps. An admin requests the ChatGPT Connector and Coevera activates it; the user adds the server in ChatGPT, signs in and approves the scopes.

Answer

After Coevera activates the ChatGPT Connector for your space, add a connector in ChatGPT with the server URL https://mcp-server.coevera.com/mcp, then sign in to Coevera, pick the space and approve the scopes. Only a user with the Admin API Access right in the space can approve. ChatGPT then works within that user's access and the approved scopes.

The same server serves every client. For Claude see Connect Claude; for any other MCP client see Custom MCP connector.

Set up

1. An admin requests the connector in Coevera

Go to Space Administration › Automation Hub › Addons, open ChatGPT Connector and click Request. Coevera Customer Success approves the request and activates the connector for the space. See Activate a connector.

2. Add the server in ChatGPT

In ChatGPT's connector settings, add a connector with this server URL:

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https://mcp-server.coevera.com/mcp

ChatGPT signs in with PKCE. The server has advertised the S256 method since version 2.0.8.

3. Sign in and approve

Connecting opens the Coevera sign-in. The user signs in, picks a space and approves the scopes on the consent screen.

  • Only users with the Admin API Access right in the space can approve.
  • Only active spaces with an active subscription are offered.
  • File uploads, and exports that ChatGPT downloads to analyse, need *.coevera.com in ChatGPT's allowed domains, because the file travels straight between ChatGPT's environment and the server.

4. Try a first prompt

Ask something your own records can answer, for example:

Which of my opportunities close this month, and what is the next step on each?

To answer, ChatGPT can call me to learn the user and space, then search_records on opportunities with a filter on the closing date.

What users approve

The consent screen lists the scopes the connector asks for, for example accounts.full or pipelines.read. Approving creates an application of type OAuth in the space, and ChatGPT then works within the signed-in user's access and those scopes. The full list and what each scope grants are on OAuth and scopes.

Troubleshooting

The connector is not active yet

The connectors are in beta. After an admin clicks Request, the connector stays inactive until Coevera Customer Success approves it, and sign-in cannot complete until then.

  • The consent is refused. The user lacks the Admin API Access right in that space, or the ChatGPT Connector is not active for it.
  • The space is not offered at sign-in. The space is not active or has no active subscription.
  • Everything works except file uploads or exports. Allow *.coevera.com in ChatGPT. Upload and download links are single-use and expire after a few minutes, so start the upload or the export again.
  • A request fails with a rate-limit error. See Limits and errors.