Beta, open to every agency
Ask Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini about your agency
Connect the AI you already use and ask what’s due, what’s leaving and what’s on your plate, in plain English. It can read your work. It can’t change anything, and it only sees client names if you say so.
The address to paste into your AI app
https://journeyfuse.com/api/mcpSteps for your app are just below. You need a full JourneyFuse seat.
- Client name
- Never sent
- Never sent
- Phone
- Never sent
- Stage
- Qualified
- Advisor
- Maya Bennett
- Offer
- Accepted
- Accepted on
- Oct 14, 2026
- Their notes
- Never sent
Example record. The name stays blacked out unless you turn names on. Email, phone and notes are never sent.
Connect your AI app
Each person connects on their own, with their own login. It takes about two minutes, and nothing needs to be switched on first.
Working today
- In Claude, open Customize, then Connectors.
- Click Add and choose Add custom connector.
- Name it JourneyFuse, paste the address above, and click Add.
- Click Connect next to JourneyFuse.
- A JourneyFuse page opens. Sign in, pick your agency if you belong to more than one, tick the client names box if you want it to see names, and click Allow.
- Start a new chat and ask a question. Claude looks things up in JourneyFuse when it needs to.
Good to know
- Works on every Claude plan. The free plan allows one custom connector.
- On Claude Team or Enterprise, an owner adds it once under Organization settings, Connectors. Each person then clicks Connect and signs in as themselves, so nobody shares a key.
- Once you add it on the web, it’s also there in the Claude desktop and mobile apps.
Working today
- In ChatGPT on the web, open Plugins and click the plus button.
- Choose Add custom MCP server.
- Name it JourneyFuse and paste the address above.
- Choose OAuth for authentication, accept OpenAI’s warning about custom servers, and continue.
- A JourneyFuse page opens. Sign in, pick your agency if you belong to more than one, tick the client names box if you want it to see names, and click Allow.
- Start a new chat, add JourneyFuse from the plus menu, and ask a question.
Good to know
- OpenAI decides which plans can add custom servers. If you don’t see the option, look for Developer mode in ChatGPT’s settings.
- On a ChatGPT workspace plan, an admin may need to allow custom servers first.
In testing
- On a computer, go to gemini.google.com and open Settings, then Connected Apps.
- Under Custom apps, choose Add a custom app.
- Paste the address above and click Next. You shouldn’t need Advanced features or any credentials.
- A JourneyFuse page opens. Sign in, pick your agency if you belong to more than one, tick the client names box if you want it to see names, and click Allow.
- Ask Gemini a question, on the web or in its mobile app.
Good to know
- Google is still rolling out custom apps. For now, expect them only on personal Google accounts in the US, for people 18 or over, with Keep Activity turned on.
- Gemini Enterprise doesn’t work yet. It needs a sign-in set up in advance, which JourneyFuse doesn’t offer.
- This is the newest option. If a step fails, tell us what you saw and we’ll fix it.
Working today
Claude Code
claude mcp add --transport http journeyfuse https://journeyfuse.com/api/mcpCodex
codex mcp add journeyfuse --url https://journeyfuse.com/api/mcpGemini CLI
gemini mcp add --transport http journeyfuse https://journeyfuse.com/api/mcpGood to know
- Each tool opens your browser to sign in to JourneyFuse the first time.
- Claude Code and Codex connect today. Gemini CLI follows the same sign-in and is in testing.
Using something else, like Microsoft Copilot or Perplexity? Those can’t connect yet, because we add each app by hand after checking how it signs people in. Tell us which one you use.
How it works
Add JourneyFuse to your AI app
Paste one address into Claude, ChatGPT or Gemini. There are no keys to create or share.
Sign in and allow it
You use your normal JourneyFuse login and see exactly what the app will be able to read before you agree.
Ask in plain English
When your question needs JourneyFuse, the app looks it up with your access and answers in the chat.
See every lookup
Settings keeps a list of what each app looked at, and you can disconnect it whenever you like.
What it can read today
What you get depends on your role in JourneyFuse. We’ll add to this list during the beta.
| What | Try asking | Owners and admins | Advisors |
|---|---|---|---|
| What’s on your plateTasks due, trips leaving soon, payments due, supplier finals, new leads, and proposals and card authorizations waiting | What’s on my plate this week? | Owners and admins: Your own work | Advisors: Your own work |
| AdvisorsStatus, invite and provisioning dates, last login, badges | Which advisors were provisioned this week and haven’t logged in? | Owners and admins: Every advisor | Advisors: Only you |
| LeadsStage, assigned advisor, accepted or declined, and when. Never who the lead is | Show pending leads older than three days. | Owners and admins: Every lead | Advisors: Leads assigned to you |
| CommissionsWhat advisors logged, and what was expected, received and paid out | What did each advisor log in September? | Owners and admins: Every advisor | Advisors: Your own |
| Group requestsStatus, advisor, reviewer, destination, dates, rooms and value. Never the organizer | Which group requests are still open, and who is reviewing them? | Owners and admins: Every request | Advisors: Requests you filed |
| Supplier DirectoryPortals, registration steps, commission notes and sales reps | What’s the agent portal and BDM contact for Viking? | Owners and admins: Every card, with agency notes | Advisors: Visible cards |
| Supplier changesWho changed which card field, from what to what, and when | What changed on the Viking card this month? | Owners and admins: Yes | Advisors: No |
| PayoutsYour Dots wallet balance, and what the next run would pay or hold back | What will the next payout run pay, and what’s held? | Owners and admins: Yes | Advisors: No |
| ReferralsWho referred each agent, and the commission received from them | Who has this advisor referred into the agency? | Owners and admins: Yes | Advisors: No |
| First bookingsAgents whose first booking landed in a month, with their mailing address | Who made their first booking in October? | Owners and admins: Yes | Advisors: No |
What keeps your agency safe
One thing to weigh: answers appear in your chat with the AI app, so that company stores them under its own terms. Advisor names and emails can appear there, first-booking lookups include an agent’s mailing address, and client names will too if you turn them on. Client emails, phone numbers and payment details can’t, because we never send them.
- It reads, and that’s all
- Your AI app can’t send, change or delete anything in JourneyFuse. Agencies piloting supplier suggestions can have it draft a card edit, and nothing changes until a person applies it.
- You sign in as yourself
- Owners and admins read the whole agency. Advisors read their own records. If your role changes, your access changes on the next question.
- Client names are your call
- Names stay hidden unless you tick the box when you connect, and on a team an owner has to allow it first. Even then it sees names only: no emails, phone numbers, birthdays, passports, addresses or payment details, and no notes or messages.
- Owners can see and stop it
- Settings lists who connected which app and everything it looked at. Removing someone from your agency disconnects their apps automatically.
What beta means
Every agency can use this now, with nothing to request. We’re still adding things to read and adjusting what’s there, so an answer you get today may get more detailed later. It will stay read only.
Lite seats can’t connect. Each connection can make up to 120 lookups a minute. If your AI app hits that, it waits a moment and tries again.
Prefer your agency stays out of it? An owner or admin can turn it off under Settings, API Keys. That pauses every connection until it’s turned back on. To stop just one app, click Disconnect next to it on the same page.