AI assistant connector for Claude and ChatGPT

Last updated: 2026-10-09

What the connector is

The Enydea connector lets Claude or ChatGPT work with your company's Enydea data and actions. It is a remote MCP server (Model Context Protocol over Streamable HTTP). You paste one URL into the assistant as a custom connector. You then sign in with your own Enydea account, and the assistant keeps the connection.

The same URL works in Claude and in ChatGPT. For a step-by-step guide, see Tutorial: Connect Claude or ChatGPT.

The connector URL

Settings, Integrations: the connector URL is at the top, with steps for each client below it.

• Company URL: https://mcp.enydea.com/api/mcp/<company id>. Copy it from Settings -> Integrations -> Connect an AI assistant. The company id in the URL is checked against the account that signs in.
• Base endpoint: https://mcp.enydea.com/api/mcp. It has no company id and uses the company of the account that signs in.
• Each company has its own URL. If you manage more than one company, add one connector per company, and open the page while signed in to that company.

Supported clients and requirements

The vendors' menu names can change. The panel in Enydea shows the current wording.

To sign in, an Enydea account must have a verified email address, be active, belong to a company and have an active subscription. Team members use the company subscription.

Sign-in

Each person signs in on a page called Connect to Enydea, with Email and Password, then Sign in and connect. If two-factor is on for the account, a second step asks for the Authentication code and shows Verify and connect. The page has no social sign-in buttons.

If you created your Enydea account with Google, Facebook, LinkedIn or Microsoft, it has no password you know. Set one first with Forgot Password? on the Enydea sign-in page. See Sign in and manage your account.

The assistant gets an access token that lasts 1 hour. It renews it with a refresh token that lasts 30 days.

What an assistant can do

By area:

• Your company: shows which company and account it is connected to. Searches customers, contacts, landing pages and opportunities and reads one in full. ChatGPT research mode can cite these.
• CRM: looks up companies, contacts, opportunities, activities and tasks. Creates and updates companies and contacts, creates opportunities, creates and completes tasks. Adds a list of target companies in one go, skipping ones already in the CRM.
• CRM clean-up: merges duplicate relations, writes every country name one way, and removes contacts whose address no campaign should reach, such as no-reply and recruitment inboxes. Each starts as a dry run that only reports.
• Mailbox and files: searches email and documents, analyses threads, and creates drafts and reply drafts in your own mailbox. Drafts are not sent.
• Lead discovery: web search, directory crawls, trade-show exhibitor crawls into a list of prospects, which it moves into the CRM when you ask, and LeadFinder jobs (market research, source discovery, research to leads, CRM enrichment). Saves lead sources, such as an exhibitor list or a conference programme, as recipes it can run again.
• Contact discovery: finds decision-makers for one company or many at once, reads addresses a company publishes on its own pages, and looks up missing job titles.
• Email address verification: scores each contact address on evidence, checks whether mailboxes exist before a send, shows or runs the nightly address clean-up, and sets the send gate that can hold back unconfirmed addresses. Company admins change the clean-up settings and the send gate. See Email address verification.
• Market signals: saves a signal profile (what you sell and which public event makes a company a buyer), scans announcements and news in the background, and lists the signals found, best fit first. See Market signals.
• Lists and segments: mailing lists, imports, dynamic lists from CRM rules, mail templates.
• Campaigns: turns a short brief into a campaign plan and applies it, creates and edits campaigns, adds follow-ups that go out after an open or a click, sets up A/B subject tests, sends tests, schedules and sends. Sends a few messages at a time from your Office 365 mailbox. Reads analytics and a per-recipient report of opens, clicks, website visits and bookings. Adds and verifies sending domains and creates inbound mail routes.
• Landing pages: lists and creates pages (draft first), publishes, and reads submissions. Lists your rendered videos to embed on a page.
• Google Ads: lists campaigns, reads performance, prepares campaign material from a website, changes status or budget, and launches a campaign.
• Social media and WhatsApp: lists accounts, creates drafts and scheduled posts, publishes, reads analytics, lists and syncs WhatsApp templates, sends a WhatsApp message.
• Brand kit: reads and changes your brand kit, and adds or removes its files. The assistant is told to read it before it writes marketing content.
• Website tracking: sessions, email opens and clicks, visitors.
• Calendar: checks availability and creates events. It cannot create booking links; do that under Scheduling.
• Sales systems: search stock, push leads, create and send quotes and follow-ups. These only work after you add a system under Connected systems on the same settings page.
• Scheduled agent tasks: lists them and creates new ones.
• Delegation: hands an open-ended task to Enydea's own agent. Only a delegated task can use tools from MCP servers your company added for that agent. The assistant cannot call them directly. Actions that need your approval come back to the assistant instead of running; see Delegated tasks below.

Connecting a LinkedIn, Meta or Google account needs a sign-in in your browser. The assistant can only tell you to do that in Enydea.

Confirmation rules

For these actions Enydea refuses the call unless the assistant repeats it with an explicit approval, and the assistant is told to ask you first.

Warning: Creating a social post with a future date has no such step: the post goes out by itself on that date. Check Social Media in Enydea for scheduled posts.

Delegated tasks

When the assistant hands a task to Enydea's own agent, that agent carries out none of the actions above. It cannot approve them itself either. It returns each one to the assistant as a held action that names the exact change, for example the campaign and its new budget. The assistant shows it to you and, once you approve it, carries it out exactly as shown, with a separate approval step. You can also approve or skip it in Enydea: the AI panel shows it as a card. A held action can be approved for 3 days, and only by the account that started the task.

Data scope

Every action runs against the company of the account that signed in. No request can name another company. A wrong company id in the URL is refused. Mailbox and calendar actions use your own mailbox and calendar. What the assistant reads becomes part of your conversation with Claude or ChatGPT, under that vendor's terms.

Limits and known gaps

The assistant cannot do everything the app can. It works with the areas above.

These paths have not been confirmed with live accounts:

• Sending a campaign through the connector from start to finish.
• Adding and verifying a sending domain, sending a test email, and running a lead-discovery job.
• Creating inbound mail routes.
• Publishing a social post, sending a WhatsApp message, and submitting or syncing WhatsApp templates through the connector.

Market signals, the nightly address clean-up and the send gate have no screen in Enydea. Ask the assistant for their status and results.

Try small, reversible steps first and check the result in Enydea. The assistant keeps the list of actions from when it connected. After a change, reconnect or start a new chat.

Revoke access

To disconnect an assistant yourself, remove the connector in Claude or ChatGPT. Enydea has no list of connected assistants and no revoke button in Settings.

Enydea also re-checks the account behind every connection, so access ends when the account no longer qualifies:

• A team member is removed. Remove from Team disables their account.
• The account is disabled, deleted, or moved to another company.
• The subscription lapses.

The assistant gets an error on its next request, usually within a minute, and cannot renew its connection. A short database outage never disconnects anyone; Enydea checks again on the next request.

Troubleshooting