ChatGPT
Connect ChatGPT to Empiraa Signal and Empiraa GPS, and what to ask once it's connected.
ChatGPT connects to Signal and GPS through their MCP connectors. You add each one once on the web, and it's then in the ChatGPT desktop app too.
What you can do#
| Ask ChatGPT | What happens |
|---|---|
| "Catch me up on my largest open Deal before my next call" | ChatGPT finds the Deal and reads its timeline with get_record_timeline. |
| "Debrief last month's Campaign" | Signal's ready-made prompt reads the results with get_marketing_performance. |
| "What should I focus on this week?" | GPS answers from get_my_focus. |
| "Review the week in our plan" | GPS's ready-made prompt walks through what moved and what's off track. |
| "Bring these meeting notes into GPS" | ChatGPT files the notes, decisions and issues against the meeting, after you confirm. |
Set it up#
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In ChatGPT on the web, turn on Developer mode in Settings.
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Create a new app or connector, name it Empiraa Signal and paste its connector URL.
Texthttps://crm.empiraa.app/mcp -
Do the same for Empiraa GPS.
Texthttps://plan.empiraa.app/mcp -
If it asks how to sign in, choose OAuth. Sign in when it asks and approve the connection.
On a ChatGPT Business or Enterprise workspace, an admin may need to allow Developer mode or add the app for you.
View only, or make changes#
A connection starts with what you approve. On View only, ChatGPT is never shown the tools that make changes. If you later ask it to change something in GPS, GPS refuses and ChatGPT offers to reconnect with View and make changes.
Going from View only to making changes always needs a fresh approval from you. A connection can't gain write access quietly.
Widgets#
In assistants that support MCP Apps, some answers arrive as interactive cards. Their buttons go through the same preview and confirm steps as any other change. See Signal widgets and GPS widgets.