---
title: Connect
description: >-
  Use the server URL https://mcp.survicate.com/ wherever your assistant asks for
  a custom connector, remote MCP server, plugin, or app URL. Then sign in to
  Survicate when prompted.
source_url:
  html: 'https://developers.survicate.com/mcp/connect/'
  md: 'https://developers.survicate.com/mcp/connect.md'
---
# Connect

Use the server URL `https://mcp.survicate.com/` wherever your assistant asks for a custom connector, remote MCP server, plugin, or app URL. Then sign in to Survicate when prompted.

## Claude

**Personal plan (Pro or Max)**

1. Open **Settings**, then **Connectors**.
2. Choose **Add custom connector**, paste `https://mcp.survicate.com/`, and save.
3. Click **Connect** next to Survicate. A Survicate sign-in window opens.
4. Sign in, pick the workspace you want to connect, and approve.

**Team or Enterprise plan**

1. The Claude account **Owner** adds the connector once: **Organization settings**, then **Connectors**, then **Add**, then **Custom**, then **Web**, and pastes `https://mcp.survicate.com/`.
2. Each member then goes to **Customize**, then **Connectors**, finds Survicate, and clicks **Connect**.
3. Each member signs in to Survicate with their own account, picks a workspace, and approves.

Full guide with screenshots: [Connect Survicate MCP to Claude](https://help.survicate.com/en/articles/16271857-connect-survicate-mcp-to-claude).

## Claude Code

```bash
claude mcp add --transport http survicate https://mcp.survicate.com/
```

Then run `/mcp` inside Claude Code and follow the sign-in prompt for Survicate.

## ChatGPT

1. An **Owner** or admin turns on **Developer mode** under **Settings**, then **Security and login**.
2. They create a new app, name it **Survicate MCP**, paste `https://mcp.survicate.com/`, and choose **OAuth** as the authentication method.
3. They authorize it: a Survicate sign-in window opens, they sign in and approve. If the list of actions looks empty, refresh it after signing in.
4. They test it in a new chat by enabling **Survicate MCP** in the tools picker and asking about a survey, then click **Publish** so everyone in the workspace can use it.
5. Members then go to **Customize**, then **Plugins**, find Survicate MCP, click **+**, and sign in to Survicate with their own account.

Full guide with screenshots: [Connect Survicate MCP to ChatGPT](https://help.survicate.com/en/articles/16271815-connect-survicate-mcp-to-chatgpt).

## Cursor

1. Open **Cursor Settings**, then **MCP**, then **Add new MCP server**.
2. Add the server with this configuration, or paste it into your `mcp.json`:

```json title="mcp.json"
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "survicate": {
      "url": "https://mcp.survicate.com/"
    }
  }
}
```

3. Click the sign-in prompt that appears next to the server, sign in to Survicate, pick a workspace, and approve.

## Slack

The Survicate agent for Slack is set up from Survicate rather than from Slack. Open the **Integrations** tab in your Survicate workspace and follow the Slack steps there. Once it is added to your Slack workspace, anyone in a channel can ask it questions, but each person connects their own Survicate account before it acts on their behalf.

## Other assistants and tools

Any tool that supports remote MCP servers with sign-in works the same way: paste `https://mcp.survicate.com/` where it asks for the server URL and complete the Survicate sign-in. Tools that only accept a local command can usually bridge to a remote server with `mcp-remote`:

```text
Command:   npx
Arguments: -y mcp-remote https://mcp.survicate.com/
```

If you cannot add custom connectors in your tool, ask your internal admin. Most assistants let an administrator allow specific connectors for the whole organization.

## What happens when you connect

1. Your assistant opens a Survicate page in your browser. If you are not signed in to Survicate, you sign in first.
2. You pick **one workspace**. The connection is tied to that workspace. If you work across several, connect again and pick another; most assistants let you keep more than one connection.
3. You see exactly what the assistant will be able to do, grouped into read permissions and the four write actions (draft a survey, start a research project, save a note, archive surveys). Approve to finish.
4. Back in the assistant, Survicate appears as a connected tool. The first time you mention surveys or feedback, the assistant may ask whether it should use Survicate. Say yes.

Not sure which workspace is connected? Ask the assistant: "Which Survicate workspace are you connected to?"