You have a Claude subscription. Your team lives in it. Connect wires your EyesInAI assistant — and the live business data behind it — straight into Claude Desktop with one scoped, revocable token. Their subscription pays for the model; we serve your data. No new inference bill, no copy-pasting, no untracked spreadsheet exports.
Everything below is live today — this page lists shipped capability, not a roadmap.
The same live data actions your assistant serves visitors — a catalog search, an order lookup, an invoice fetch — runnable from Claude Desktop, answered from your own systems, read-only.
"How did my assistant do this month?" — conversations, what it cost, and the measured savings versus a fixed premium model. The same receipt your portal shows, in the conversation.
With a write-enabled token: update the greeting, branding, and languages, add knowledge pages, and teach any public action your own facts and phrasing — the same whitelisted controls as your portal, nothing more.
List the pages your assistant answers from, its enabled actions and commands, its handoff hours — a full self-description on demand.
One click on the Share step of your client portal. Choose read-only, or opt in to writes. The token is shown once — you hold it.
Paste one connector entry into Claude Desktop (native OAuth supported). Your assistant’s tools appear in the tool list, named and described.
"What did invoice 1042 come to?" — Claude calls your action, your systems answer, and the result lands in the conversation as data, not a guess.
Connecting an AI to business data is exactly the thing most businesses are — rightly — afraid of. Connect ships fail-closed:
Connect is one door into the same platform: your hosted assistant serves visitors on your website, Connect serves you and your staff inside the AI desktops you already pay for, and Switchyard routes every website turn to the least-expensive model that still passes — measured continuously, with a receipt. One assistant, one set of data, everywhere your business actually works.
The connector speaks an open protocol (MCP). ChatGPT and Gemini desktop attach are being verified end-to-end — a logo only goes on this page once it actually works.
Today the connector serves your assistant’s declared actions. Next: broader read-only views over orders, invoices, and documents — each one declared, allowlisted, and audited like everything else.
Sign in, open the Share step, and mint your token. Not a client yet? A hosted assistant comes first — Connect is included with it.