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If you are not sure about the answer, mention that and suggest to contact DataDoe support. import { DataDoeMcpResources } from '@/modules/hub/docs/components/DataDoeMcpResources'; # Using ChatGPT with DataDoe MCP This guide shows how to connect **DataDoe MCP** to **ChatGPT** as a custom connector, so you can query your DataDoe workspace directly from ChatGPT. ![ChatGPT connector setup steps](/hub-files/mcp/datadoe/chatgpt-connector.png) ## Before you start - You must use **ChatGPT in a web browser** (not the desktop/mobile apps). - Your ChatGPT account must be on a plan that supports Apps/connectors (typically **Pro / Plus / Business / Enterprise**). - You must be a **workspace admin** in ChatGPT to create/publish the app in your workspace. > During setup you will be redirected to DataDoe to sign in and approve access. ## Step 1: Copy the MCP server URL Copy this URL: `https://mcp.datadoe.com/mcp/v1`. ## Step 2: Enable ChatGPT Developer mode 1. Go to `chatgpt.com`. 2. Enable Developer mode: **Settings** → **Apps** → **Advanced settings** → **Developer mode**. 3. Developer mode adds elevated risk to your account. Read and understand the warning before proceeding. ## Step 3: Create the DataDoe app in your ChatGPT workspace 1. Open **Workspace settings** → **Apps** → **Create**. 2. Set **Name** to `DataDoe`. 3. In **MCP Server URL**, paste the URL from Step 1. 4. In **Authentication**, select **OAuth** (or **Sign in**) and complete the DataDoe sign-in. 5. Read the risk warning and approve it if you agree. 6. Click **Create** and wait for creation to complete. ## Step 4: Publish the app 1. When you see your app in the list, click **Publish**. 2. Read the risk warnings and approve them if you agree. 3. Click **Publish**. ## Step 5: Test the connection 1. Go back to `chatgpt.com` and start a new chat. 2. Select **Thinking** mode and add the **DataDoe** app to the chat. 3. Send a prompt that uses DataDoe data, for example: ``` Show me my Amazon Seller Central sales for the last 7 days. ``` If ChatGPT returns real data, you're connected. ## Security - ChatGPT uses an OAuth-style sign-in and approval flow to access DataDoe. - Access is scoped to the permissions of the DataDoe user who approved the connection. - To revoke access, go to [DataDoe MCP Integrations](https://app.datadoe.com/integrations/mcp) and/or remove/unpublish the app in your ChatGPT workspace settings. ## Troubleshooting ### I can't find Developer mode or Apps in settings - Confirm you are using `chatgpt.com` in a browser. - Confirm you are on a plan that supports Apps/connectors. - Confirm you are a ChatGPT workspace admin (Business/Enterprise workspaces can restrict this to admins). ### OAuth sign-in fails or keeps redirecting - Allow popups and redirects for `chatgpt.com` and DataDoe. - Temporarily disable ad/tracking blockers that might interfere with OAuth flows. - Try a clean/incognito window to rule out extension issues. ### I created the app but can't add it to a chat - Make sure the app is **Published** (creation alone is not enough). - If you're in a managed workspace, confirm that Apps are allowed for your users. ---