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Connect Konnect Research Cloud to Claude in a few simple steps so your team can access brand insights, research workflows, and customer intelligence directly within Claude. For paid Claude users, the setup process includes reviewing privacy settings, adding a custom connector, entering the MCP server URL, enabling the connector in chat, and starting to use it for brand-related queries.
📋 Before You Begin
Before starting, make sure you have:
📋 Before You Begin
- Access to your Claude paid account (Pro, Team, or Enterprise)
- Access to your Konnect Insights API details page
- The MCP server URL generated from your Konnect Insights setup
- Permission to add a custom connector in Claude
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Login 
Sign in to Claude
Login to your claude.ai account and open your workspace. The guide begins with the Claude sign-in screen.
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Review Privacy Settings 
After logging in, go to:
Turn this option off before continuing. The source guide also points Anthropic’s consumer terms update page as a useful reference when explaining that customer data is not used to train their models in the configuration.
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Open Settings 
Click your profile menu in Claude and open Settings The PDF shows this both in the Settings view and from the profile menu.
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Go To Connectors 
Inside Settings, open Connectors. On this screen, click Add custom connector. The guide shows the Connectors section with the Add custom connector button clearly highlighted. On this screen, click .
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Open the Custom connector dialog 
After clicking Add Custom Connector, a setup dialog box will appear for connector configuration. This is where you will enter the details for Konnect Research Cloud.
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Enter the connector details app.konnectinsights.com/apidetails
Fill in the fields as follows:
Connector Config
Name: Konnect Research Cloud Remote MCP Server URL: <Use the MCP server URL generated from your Konnect Insights API details page:>
This guide shows this exact naming convention and notes that the MCP server URL should be generated from the Konnect Insights API details page.
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review and click add 
Once the connector name and MCP server URL have been entered, review the details and click Add. The source guide shows an example of how the completed form should look before submission..
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confirm the connection 
After setup is complete, Konnect Research Cloud will appear in the Connectors list as connected. The screenshot in the guide shows the connector listed on the Connectors page after configuration.
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enable konnect research cloud in chats 
Once the connector is connected, go to Chats, click the + icon, and enable the toggle for Konnect Research Cloud. This makes the connector available inside your Claude conversations.
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start asking questions
Your setup is now complete. You can start asking questions related to your brand, customer conversations, and research workflows directly in Claude. The final page of the guide shows the Claude chat interface ready for use after setup.
Quick Setup Summary:
• Log in to your paid Claude account
• Turn off Help improve Claude under Privacy
• Open Settings
• Go to Connectors
• Click Add custom connector
• Enter Konnect Research Cloud as the connector name
• Paste the generated MCP server URL from the Konnect Insights API details page
• Click Add
• Open a chat and enable Konnect Research Cloud from the + menu
• Start asking questions related to your brand
• Log in to your paid Claude account
• Turn off Help improve Claude under Privacy
• Open Settings
• Go to Connectors
• Click Add custom connector
• Enter Konnect Research Cloud as the connector name
• Paste the generated MCP server URL from the Konnect Insights API details page
• Click Add
• Open a chat and enable Konnect Research Cloud from the + menu
• Start asking questions related to your brand
Optional Support Note If Konnect Research Cloud does not appear immediately, review the connector name, confirm the MCP server URL was generated correctly from the Konnect Insights API details page, and make sure the connector has been enabled from the chat menu. This is an operational inference based on the setup flow shown across pages 5 to 7 of the guide. If you want, I can now make all three versions match perfectly in one consistent website format: Claude Free, Claude Paid, and ChatGPT.
Connect Konnect Research Cloud to Claude in a few simple steps so your team can access brand insights, customer intelligence, and research data directly within Claude. The setup flow includes privacy review, connector creation, MCP URL configuration, activation in chat, and final verification.
📋 Before You Begin
Before starting, make sure you have:
- Access to your Claude account.
- Access to your Konnect Insights API details page
- The MCP server URL is generated from your Konnect Insights setup
- Permission to add a custom connector in Claude
01
Sign In To Claude 
Login to your Claude account and open your workspace.
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Review Privacy Settings 
After logging in, go to:
Turn this option off before continuing.
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Open Settings 
Click your profile menu in Claude and open Settings.
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Go To Connectors 
Inside Settings, open Connectors. On this screen, click Add custom connector.
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Add Your Custom Connector https://app.konnectinsights.com/apidetails
A dialog box will appear for connector configuration. Enter the following details:
Connector Config
Name: Konnect Research Cloud Remote MCP Server URL: <Use the MCP server URL generated from your Konnect Insights API details page:>
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Verify Details and Click Add 
Once the values are entered, verify the connector name and MCP server URL, then click Add.
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Confirm the Connection 
After the connector is added successfully, Konnect Research Cloud will appear in the connectors list as connected.
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Enable Konnect Research Cloud in Chat 
Next, go to Chats in Claude. Click the + icon and enable the toggle for Konnect Research Cloud so it becomes available during conversations.
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Start Asking Questions 
Your setup is now complete. You can begin asking questions related to your brand, customer conversations, research inputs, and business intelligence directly inside Claude.
Note If the connector does not appear immediately, review the connector name, confirm the MCP server URL was generated correctly from the Konnect Insights API details page, and make sure the connector has been enabled in the Claude chat panel. This recommendation is an operational inference from the setup sequence shown in the guide. I can also turn this into a polished landing-page section with hero copy, FAQ blocks, and CTA text for your website.
Connect Konnect Research Cloud to ChatGPT in a few simple steps so your team can access brand insights, customer intelligence, and research workflows directly within ChatGPT. The setup process includes enabling developer mode, creating a custom app, adding the MCP server URL, and activating the connector inside a new chat.
📋 Before You Begin
Before starting, make sure you have:
- Access to your ChatGPT account.
- Access to your Konnect Insights API details page
- The MCP server URL is generated from your Konnect Insights setup
- Permission to create and manage apps inside ChatGPT
01
Login 
Login into ChatGPT
Sign in to your chatgpt.com account and open your workspace. The guide begins with the standard ChatGPT login screen.
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Settings 
Open Settings
From the left-side menu, click your profile and select Settings. The PDF shows this step from the ChatGPT sidebar menu.
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Navigate 
Go to Apps
Inside Settings, navigate to Apps. Then open Advanced settings. The uploaded guide shows this path clearly inside the Settings dialog.
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Enable 
Enable Developer mode
Inside Advanced settings, enable Developer mode using the toggle button. The setup guide highlights this as a required step before creating the app. It also notes that enabling Developer mode allows you to add connectors that may modify or erase data permanently.
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Create App 
Create a new app
After enabling Developer mode, click Create App . This opens the app creation flow shown in the guide.
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Fill in Details app.konnectinsights.com/apidetails 
configure the app
When the app creation dialog opens, fill in the required details. Use the following configuration:
ChatGPT App Config
Name: Konnect Research Cloud Description: You can add a short description explaining what the app does MCP Server URL: <Use the MCP server URL generated from your Konnect Insights API details page:> Authentication: Use the authentication option shown for your generated setup. In the example flow, the connector appears as No Auth after configuration.
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Review 
review and confirm
Before creating the app, review the entered details and acknowledge the warning shown for custom MCP servers. The guide includes a checkbox confirming that you understand the risks before proceeding.
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Verification 
verfiy the app is added
Once the integration is successful, Konnect Research Cloud will appear under your apps in ChatGPT. The PDF shows it listed inside the Apps section after creation.
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Enable 
Enable Konnect Research Cloud in a New Chat
Create a New Chat, then click the + button on the left side of the chat input area. You will see Konnect Research Cloud listed as an available app. Click it to enable and use it in your conversation.
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Start Using 
start using konnect research cloud
Once selected, Konnect Research Cloud will appear as an active source inside the chat composer. At this point, you can begin asking questions related to your brand, customer conversations, and research data directly in ChatGPT. The final screenshots in the PDF show the connector active below the input field.
Note If Konnect Research Cloud does not appear in the chat menu, review the app configuration, confirm the MCP server URL was generated correctly from the Konnect Insights API details page, and make sure the app was created successfully under Apps. This is an operational inference based on the setup flow shown in the guide. I can also turn this into a more polished landing page section with a hero heading, intro copy, FAQ block, and CTA text.