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Braisely connector for Claude and ChatGPT

Braisely exposes your workspace's buying signals through a read-only connector built on the Model Context Protocol (MCP) and secured by OAuth 2.1 with PKCE. Any assistant that supports remote MCP connectors, including Claude and ChatGPT, can use it.

Last updated: October 6, 2026.

What you can do

  • Ask for your hottest buying signals and why each one was scored.
  • Read the details of a signal: summary, source link and outreach angle.
  • Review the outreach leads generated from those signals.
  • Check your credit balance and the number of signals available.

Connector URL

https://mcp.app.braisely.co/mcp

One URL for every user. Your workspace is identified by your sign-in, never by the URL.

Connect it to your assistant

  • In Claude or ChatGPT, add a custom MCP connector and paste the URL above. The exact menus change often; see the assistants' own documentation.
  • Sign in to Braisely on the consent screen, or create a free account there, then approve access.
  • Disconnect at any time from the assistant's connector settings. Deleting your Braisely account also disconnects it immediately.

Available tools

  • get_account_overview: credit balance, subscription status, configured sources, and counts of the signals and leads the connector can show.
  • list_detected_signals: your analyzed signals, best score first, filterable by source and age.
  • get_detected_signal: one signal in detail, including its outreach lead if one exists.
  • list_leads: outreach leads generated from those signals.
  • All tools are read-only. The connector never changes your data and never spends credits.

Data sources and limits

The connector only returns signals about organisations from open sources: Google News articles, BOAMP French public tenders, the Meta Ad Library and France Travail job offers.

Signals collected from social networks or marketplaces, any signal that identifies an individual, and prospect contact lists are not available through the connector, even if they exist in your Braisely workspace.

Privacy and security

  • The connector reaches only your own workspace; it cannot access another customer's data.
  • It does not read or store your conversations with the assistant.
  • Access tokens expire after one hour and are stored hashed. Revoke access whenever you want.
  • The data returned by a request goes to the assistant provider you chose (Anthropic or OpenAI), under its own terms.
  • Read the full policy in the Privacy Policy (section 13 covers the connector).