Connect Superhuman to DataDoe

Connect DataDoe to Superhuman Go to ask about your Amazon sales, advertising, and inventory. You sign in to DataDoe during setup. You do not need a DataDoe API key.

Before you start

• You have a DataDoe account with your Amazon accounts connected.
• You can sign in to Superhuman and create an MCP connector in your workspace.

MCP connectors are available in Superhuman Go. Your subscription administrator may need to approve the connector.

Step 1: Create the connector

1. Open the Packs page in your Superhuman Docs workspace.
2. Select Create an MCP Connector.
3. Paste this server address.

https://mcp.datadoe.com/mcp/v1

4. Check the detected settings and choose OAuth (Auto) for authentication.
5. Select Create Connector.

Superhuman creates a connector ready to use in Go. OAuth (Auto) uses DataDoe's automatic client registration.

Step 2: Sign in to DataDoe

1. Open the connector in Superhuman Go and follow the prompt to connect your account.
2. Sign in with your DataDoe account for the Organization you want to use.
3. Review and approve the access request, then return to Superhuman.

Step 3: Ask your first question

Ask Superhuman Go to use the DataDoe connector:

Use DataDoe to list my connected Amazon accounts.

Then ask:

Use DataDoe to summarize my Amazon sales and advertising spend for the last 7 days.

Name the Amazon account or marketplace if you manage more than one.

Review tool requests before approving them. Tools that perform Actions can change your Amazon data.

If you need help

If you cannot create or use the connector, ask your Superhuman administrator to check connector access and approval settings.

If sign-in fails, check that the server address matches the address above and authentication is set to OAuth (Auto). Allow pop-ups and redirects, then try connecting again.

If Superhuman connects but returns no data, check your DataDoe Organization and Amazon connections, then ask Superhuman to use DataDoe explicitly.

Helpful resources

• Superhuman's MCP connector guide (opens in a new tab)
• Superhuman connector controls (opens in a new tab)
• DataDoe MCP overview