Connecting your assistant
Copy the server address from Settings → Integrations into your assistant, sign in, and approve what it may do.
Open Settings → Integrations. The MCP section shows the server address for your workspace. Copy it.
Add it to your assistant as an MCP server. How you do that depends on the assistant; most ask for a name and a URL.
The assistant will send you to a Quantifiable sign-in page. Sign in as you normally would.
You will then see what the assistant is asking to do — reading, writing, or both. Approve it if you are happy, or cancel.
That is the whole setup. There is no API key to generate, copy or store, and nothing to paste into a configuration file that could later leak.
Owners and administrators can see every assistant connected to the workspace, what it may do, and when it was last used. Any of them can be revoked immediately from the same screen.
If your assistant supports it, connection details are discovered automatically once you give it the address, so you should not need to configure anything else by hand.
Examples
Nothing happens after sign-in
Check the assistant is using the full address ending in /api/mcp, exactly as shown in Settings. A trailing slash or a missing path will fail to connect.
Revoking access
Settings → Integrations, find the assistant, choose Revoke. It loses access on its next call. You do not need to change your password.