Adding the connector in Claude
Add Kabaido to Claude as a custom connector at https://kabaido.ai/api/mcp, sign in and approve. Claude can then work in your workspace.
Updated 11 November 2026
On this page
- Why
- Connecting should take a minute and need nobody from IT at your desk.
- How
- Paste the address into Claude's connector settings, sign in to Kabaido when Claude asks and allow access.
The address
https://kabaido.ai/api/mcpIt is the same address for every workspace and every person.
Adding it
- Step 1.
In Claude, open the settings and find the connectors. Choose to add a custom connector.
- Step 2.
Name it Kabaido and paste the address above.
- Step 3.
Connect it. Claude opens Kabaido's sign in page: sign in as yourself.
- Step 4.
Kabaido shows what Claude is asking for. Choose Allow access, as Signing in and what your role allows describes.
- Step 5.
Back in Claude, start a new chat and ask what your workspace holds. Claude answers from Kabaido.
Custom connectors are a feature of your Claude account. Whether your account can add one is decided in Claude, not in Kabaido. So is who in your company may.
From the app
The Claude mark in the app's header shows whether your Claude is connected. Not connected, it opens Claude's connector settings and copies the connector's address for you to paste. Connected, it opens a new chat in Claude.
Each person connects their own
A connection belongs to the person who made it. Each colleague adds the connector in their own Claude and signs in as themselves, so everything Claude does is done in their name and within their role.
The connector takes no API key. An organisation's API keys work on the REST API only, because a key names an organisation and every action through the connector is a person's.
Staying connected
Claude renews the connection as you use it. A connection left unused for 30 days ends and Claude asks you to sign in again.
Disconnecting
- In Claude: remove or disconnect the connector in Claude's connector settings at any time.
- In Kabaido: an Admin or Owner opens
/app/settings/integrations, opens the Claude entry and revokes a connection under Approved clients. The list shows each connection with when it was last used and when it expires.
After either, Claude can reach nothing in your workspace through that connection until the person connects again.
Missing today: the Settings panel of a workspace set up on the round tool engine has no Integrations section, so a connection there is ended in Claude's connector settings.
Related
- Signing in and what your role allowsClaude signs in as you and can never do more than your role in the workspace allows.
- The Kabaido connectorThe connector gives your own Claude your design engine, your data and your engineering knowledge, while Kabaido does every calculation.
- What Claude can do for each partAsk Claude in plain words to design and quote a request, change a line, check stock, compare suppliers, run a wizard or read the store's orders. It does it in your workspace.