SalesEQ MCP Connector

Steps:

• Open Claude and go to Settings → Connectors → Add custom connector.
• Enter the server URL: https://mcp.saleseq.ai
• Click Add. Claude will open a browser window for SalesEQ sign-in.
• Sign in with the SalesEQ account whose data you want to expose.
• After authorization, the connector appears in your Claude sidebar and is ready to use.

The connector exposes six read-only tools:

• list_meetings — list meetings you can access, with title, participants, duration, and platform. Supports filtering to only meetings you recorded or uploaded, plus participant, duration, and sort options.
• search_meetings — search across your meeting transcripts by topic, phrase, or speaker. Returns the most relevant meetings with their best-matching snippets and playback offsets.
• get_meeting_summary — fetch the AI-generated summary of a meeting, a much cheaper way to answer "what was this call about" than reading the full transcript.
• get_transcript — fetch the transcript for a specific meeting, optionally sliced to a time range so long meetings don't blow out context.
• get_meeting_frame — fetch a still frame from a meeting's video around a specific timestamp. Audio-only and transcript-only meetings have no video frames.
• get_org_context — look up your organization and its members, so the AI can resolve a teammate's name or email before searching their calls.

Adding the connector fails with an authorization or connection error

• Confirm the server URL is exactly https://mcp.saleseq.ai (no path, no trailing characters).
• Make sure your AI client allows pop-ups for the SalesEQ sign-in window. If the OAuth window never opens, a pop-up blocker is the most common cause.
• Verify you can sign in to https://app.saleseq.ai in a regular browser tab. If sign-in fails there, the connector cannot authorize you either.

The connector connected, but I don't see meetings I expect

• list_meetings with the 'created_by_me' scope returns only meetings you personally recorded or uploaded.
• The default scope also includes meetings that were shared with you directly or through a group you belong to.
• Org-wide shared meetings are intentionally not exposed through the connector. If a meeting was shared org-wide and you need it accessible via MCP, ask the owner to share it directly or with a group you're in.

A get_transcript call returns a permission error

• The connector enforces the same permission model as the SalesEQ app — if you can't view the meeting in https://app.saleseq.ai, the tool will refuse it as well.
• Ask the meeting owner to share it with you, or check the share settings inside the SalesEQ app.

Transcript timestamps look wrong or are labeled estimated

• Some meetings (typically transcript-only imports or backfills from other providers) don't carry real word-level timestamps.
• In those cases the tool estimates timestamps at roughly 150 words per minute, which is good enough for slicing but won't match a recording exactly.

What data and permissions does the connector actually request?

• OAuth scopes requested are limited to openid, profile, email, and offline_access — used only to identify your SalesEQ account.
• The connector cannot modify SalesEQ data, send notifications, write to your CRM, or call any external integration. Its capability surface is limited to the six read-only tools listed above.

My session expired, or I want to fully revoke access

• Disconnect the connector inside your AI client (Claude → Settings → Connectors → Remove). The client's tokens become unusable immediately.
• For full server-side session invalidation, email operations@getsaleseq.com and we'll revoke any active sessions for your account.