Connect Voyse Intelligence
By the end of this page your AI client will be connected to one Voyse Intelligence account. It can then read your knowledge base, your gaps and your assistant's figures for you.
Before you start
- You need access to the Intelligence account. Owners and members can both connect.
- You need an AI client that supports remote MCP connectors, and permission to add one. Some clients leave adding connectors to an administrator.
The Intelligence admin doesn't show the connector URL. This is the address:
https://intelligence-mcp.voyse.io/mcp
Steps
- In your AI client, open its connector settings and add a new remote MCP connector.
- Paste
https://intelligence-mcp.voyse.io/mcpwhen asked for a URL. - When the client opens the Voyse sign-in page, sign in with the email and password you use for the Intelligence admin.
- If you belong to more than one Intelligence account, choose one under Choose an Intelligence account. With only one, Voyse connects it straight away.
You're returned to your client, and the connector shows as connected. To check it worked, ask the client what it can do on Voyse. Its answer should name your account.
If it didn't work
- No Intelligence account on this sign-in. Your email isn't a member of an Intelligence account. Ask an owner to add you. See Manage users.
- "This access token was not issued for the Voyse Intelligence MCP server". The client connected to the Careers connector's sign-in instead. Remove the connector, add it again with the URL above, and sign in.
- "This access token carries no Intelligence account". The sign-in finished without an account chosen. Remove the connector, add it again, and choose an account when asked.
- "Could not validate the OAuth access token". The client's sign-in has lapsed. Remove the connector from your client, add it again and sign in.
What happens next
The client stays signed in for 30 days. After that you'll need to sign in again. See What the Intelligence connector can do for what to ask it, and Sign in and choose an account for switching account or disconnecting.