Using Claude with DataDoe MCP

This guide shows how to connect DataDoe MCP to Claude as a custom connector. You can then query your DataDoe workspace directly from Claude.

Prerequisites

• A DataDoe account with your Amazon connections set up.
• Access to claude.ai in a web browser.
• Permission to add connectors in your Claude workspace. Team or business workspaces often require admin access.

During setup you will be redirected to DataDoe to sign in and approve access.

Step 1: Copy the DataDoe MCP URL

Copy this URL: https://mcp.datadoe.com/mcp/v1.

Step 2: Add DataDoe as a custom connector in Claude

1. Go to claude.ai.
2. Open Customize → Connectors.
3. Select the plus (+) icon, then select Add custom connector.
4. Set Name to DataDoe.
5. In Remote MCP Server URL, paste the URL from Step 1.
6. When prompted, sign in to DataDoe and approve access.
7. Select Add.

Step 3: Test the connection

1. Start a new chat in Claude.
2. Send a prompt that uses DataDoe data, for example:

Show me my Amazon Seller Central sales for the last 7 days.

If Claude returns real data, you are connected.

Security

• Claude 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 (opens in a new tab) or remove the connector from Claude.

Troubleshooting

I don't see Connectors or Add custom connector

• Your Claude plan may not support custom connectors, or your workspace permissions may not allow adding them.
• If you are in a managed workspace, ask your Claude admin to enable connectors or add DataDoe on your behalf.

Sign-in or approval keeps looping

• Allow pop-ups and redirects for claude.ai and DataDoe.
• Disable strict tracking protection or browser extensions that block third-party cookies.
• Retry in a private window to rule out extension issues.

Claude says "not authorized" or DataDoe returns an auth error

• Re-add the connector and complete the DataDoe approval prompt again.
• Make sure you are signed in to the correct DataDoe workspace and user.
• If needed, revoke and reauthorise access from DataDoe MCP Integrations (opens in a new tab).