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Connect Gemini CLI to BSCpro
Gemini CLI, Google's AI assistant for the terminal, can use BSCpro through the BSCpro MCP server. Before you start - A paid, active BSCpro subscription. - The BSCpro MCP server address: https://bscpro.com/mcp Add BSCpro 1. Open your Gemini CLI settings file, ~/.gemini/settings.json. Create it if it doesn't exist. 2. Add BSCpro under mcpServers: { "mcpServers": { "bscpro": { "httpUrl": "https://bscpro.com/mcp" } } } If the file already has other settings, add the mcpServers entry next to them. 3. Start Gemini CLI and type /mcp auth bscpro. Your browser opens BSCpro. This needs a browser on the same computer. 4. When BSCpro opens in your browser, sign in if asked. BSCpro then shows the app's name, the account you're signed in as and a list of permissions. Tick only what you want the app to do, then click Allow. If you didn't start connecting this app yourself, click Deny. Type /mcp to check that BSCpro is connected and see its tools. With an access token instead On a computer without a browser, create an access token in BSCpro (Profile › Integrations › API access tokens) and add it as a header: { "mcpServers": { "bscpro": { "httpUrl": "https://bscpro.com/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" } } } } Disconnect Remove the server in the app, and disconnect it in BSCpro under Profile › Integrations › Connected AI apps. Changing your BSCpro password disconnects every app. For what a connected app can and can't do, using an access token instead, and troubleshooting, see Connect AI apps and your own scripts to BSCpro.
Account, Notifications & TeamConnect Claude (claude.ai and the Claude app) to BSCpro
Add BSCpro to Claude as a custom connector, and Claude can look up and update your BSCpro data in any chat. You set it up once on the web or in the desktop app, and it works in the mobile app too. Before you start - A paid, active BSCpro subscription. - The BSCpro MCP server address: https://bscpro.com/mcp - A Claude plan with custom connectors. Free plans can add one custom connector. On a Team or Enterprise plan, an owner adds the connector for the organization (see below). Add the connector (Free, Pro and Max) 1. In Claude, go to Customize › Connectors. 2. Click + Add, then Add custom connector. 3. Enter the name BSCpro and the URL https://bscpro.com/mcp, then click Continue. 4. Claude detects that BSCpro uses sign-in. Click Continue. 5. Under Authentication, choose Sign in now. 6. Under OAuth client, choose Register automatically. Don't add any request headers. 7. Click Add. When BSCpro opens in your browser, sign in if asked. BSCpro then shows the app's name, the account you're signed in as and a list of permissions. Tick only what you want the app to do, then click Allow. If you didn't start connecting this app yourself, click Deny. You're taken back to Claude, and BSCpro shows as connected. Team and Enterprise plans An owner adds the connector once: Organization settings › Connectors, click Add, hover over Custom, choose Web, then follow steps 3 to 7 above. Each member then goes to Customize › Connectors, finds BSCpro and clicks Connect, and signs in to their own BSCpro account. Use it in a chat Start a new chat, click the + button, open Connectors and turn on BSCpro. Then ask, for example, "Which of my contacts did I add this week?" Claude asks before it makes a change in BSCpro. | Menus move: These steps match the app at the time of writing. If a menu has moved, look for the app's connector or MCP settings. | |---| Disconnect Remove the server in the app, and disconnect it in BSCpro under Profile › Integrations › Connected AI apps. Changing your BSCpro password disconnects every app. For what a connected app can and can't do, using an access token instead, and troubleshooting, see Connect AI apps and your own scripts to BSCpro.
Account, Notifications & TeamConnect GitHub Copilot in VS Code to BSCpro
GitHub Copilot chat in Visual Studio Code can use BSCpro through the BSCpro MCP server. Before you start - A paid, active BSCpro subscription. - The BSCpro MCP server address: https://bscpro.com/mcp - A GitHub Copilot subscription and a recent version of VS Code. Add BSCpro 1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P, or Cmd+Shift+P on a Mac) and run MCP: Add Server. 2. Choose HTTP (HTTP or Server-Sent Events). 3. Enter the URL https://bscpro.com/mcp. 4. Enter the server ID bscpro. 5. Choose Global to use it in every workspace. 6. VS Code asks you to trust the server and sign in. Allow it, and your browser opens BSCpro. 7. When BSCpro opens in your browser, sign in if asked. BSCpro then shows the app's name, the account you're signed in as and a list of permissions. Tick only what you want the app to do, then click Allow. If you didn't start connecting this app yourself, click Deny. Use it in a chat Open Copilot chat and switch to Agent mode. BSCpro's tools only appear in Agent mode. Copilot asks before it runs a tool that changes BSCpro data. | Menus move: These steps match the app at the time of writing. If a menu has moved, look for the app's connector or MCP settings. | |---| Disconnect Remove the server in the app, and disconnect it in BSCpro under Profile › Integrations › Connected AI apps. Changing your BSCpro password disconnects every app. For what a connected app can and can't do, using an access token instead, and troubleshooting, see Connect AI apps and your own scripts to BSCpro.
Account, Notifications & TeamConnect ChatGPT to BSCpro
ChatGPT can connect to BSCpro as a custom app. This uses ChatGPT's developer mode. Before you start - A paid, active BSCpro subscription. - The BSCpro MCP server address: https://bscpro.com/mcp - A paid ChatGPT plan (Plus, Pro, Business, Enterprise or Edu). On Business, Enterprise and Edu, a workspace admin may need to turn on developer mode or add the app for you. Add BSCpro 1. In ChatGPT on the web, open Settings › Apps. 2. Open Advanced settings and turn on Developer mode. 3. Back in Apps, click Create app. 4. Enter the name BSCpro, a short description such as "My BSCpro CRM", and the MCP server URL https://bscpro.com/mcp. 5. For authentication, choose OAuth. Leave any client ID and client secret fields empty. 6. Confirm that you trust the app, then click Create. When BSCpro opens in your browser, sign in if asked. BSCpro then shows the app's name, the account you're signed in as and a list of permissions. Tick only what you want the app to do, then click Allow. If you didn't start connecting this app yourself, click Deny. You're taken back to ChatGPT. Use it in a chat In a new chat, open the + menu, choose Developer mode (or More), and turn on BSCpro. ChatGPT asks you to confirm before it makes a change in BSCpro. | Menus move: These steps match the app at the time of writing. If a menu has moved, look for the app's connector or MCP settings. | |---| Disconnect Remove the server in the app, and disconnect it in BSCpro under Profile › Integrations › Connected AI apps. Changing your BSCpro password disconnects every app. For what a connected app can and can't do, using an access token instead, and troubleshooting, see Connect AI apps and your own scripts to BSCpro.
Account, Notifications & TeamConnect Cursor to BSCpro
Cursor can use BSCpro through the BSCpro MCP server. Before you start - A paid, active BSCpro subscription. - The BSCpro MCP server address: https://bscpro.com/mcp Add BSCpro 1. Open the file ~/.cursor/mcp.json (for every project) or .cursor/mcp.json in a project (for that project only). Create it if it doesn't exist. 2. Add BSCpro under mcpServers: { "mcpServers": { "bscpro": { "url": "https://bscpro.com/mcp" } } } If the file already lists other servers, add the bscpro entry next to them. 3. Save the file. In Cursor's MCP settings, BSCpro appears with a prompt to sign in. Click it, or start using it in a chat, and your browser opens BSCpro. 4. When BSCpro opens in your browser, sign in if asked. BSCpro then shows the app's name, the account you're signed in as and a list of permissions. Tick only what you want the app to do, then click Allow. If you didn't start connecting this app yourself, click Deny. You're taken back to Cursor, and BSCpro's tools are available in Agent chats. With an access token instead Create an access token in BSCpro (Profile › Integrations › API access tokens) and add it as a header: { "mcpServers": { "bscpro": { "url": "https://bscpro.com/mcp", "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" } } } } Keep this file out of shared code repositories, since it holds your token. Disconnect Remove the server in the app, and disconnect it in BSCpro under Profile › Integrations › Connected AI apps. Changing your BSCpro password disconnects every app. For what a connected app can and can't do, using an access token instead, and troubleshooting, see Connect AI apps and your own scripts to BSCpro.
Account, Notifications & TeamConnect Claude Code to BSCpro
Claude Code, Anthropic's coding assistant for the terminal and code editors, can use BSCpro through the BSCpro MCP server. Before you start - A paid, active BSCpro subscription. - The BSCpro MCP server address: https://bscpro.com/mcp Add BSCpro and sign in 1. In a terminal, run: claude mcp add --transport http bscpro https://bscpro.com/mcp Add --scope user to make BSCpro available in every project, not just the current folder. 2. Start Claude Code and type /mcp. 3. Choose bscpro, then Authenticate. Your browser opens BSCpro. 4. When BSCpro opens in your browser, sign in if asked. BSCpro then shows the app's name, the account you're signed in as and a list of permissions. Tick only what you want the app to do, then click Allow. If you didn't start connecting this app yourself, click Deny. Claude Code shows BSCpro as connected. Ask it, for example, "List my appointments for tomorrow from BSCpro." With an access token instead If you'd rather not sign in through the browser, for example on a server, create an access token in BSCpro (Profile › Integrations › API access tokens) and run: claude mcp add --transport http bscpro https://bscpro.com/mcp --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN" Disconnect Remove the server in the app, and disconnect it in BSCpro under Profile › Integrations › Connected AI apps. Changing your BSCpro password disconnects every app. For what a connected app can and can't do, using an access token instead, and troubleshooting, see Connect AI apps and your own scripts to BSCpro.