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Connecting Claude to Firehose

How to connect Claude to your Firehose workspace using MCP, what access to grant, and how to manage or revoke the connection.

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Written by Angie Vecchiarelli

🔒 Who can do this: MCP is available on the Stream plan and higher, and an admin must turn it on for the workspace before anyone can connect Claude.

Connect Claude to Firehose so it can look up your CRM data and take actions — like checking your pipeline, updating a contact, or creating a to-do — directly from your conversation.

Turn on MCP (admins)

  1. Go to Company Settings > MCP.

  2. Turn on Allow users to connect via MCP.

What Claude can do once connected

The access level — read-only or read-and-write — is requested by Claude itself when you connect it; Firehose shows you exactly what's being requested before you approve or deny the connection. Depending on what's requested and approved, Claude can:

  • Look up contacts, companies, and deals

  • Check your to-do list and pipeline summary

  • Create and complete to-dos

  • Update contact and company details

  • Create new companies and contacts (admins only, and only when the new record isn't a likely duplicate of an existing one)

  • Add notes, segments, competitors, and titles

  • Merge duplicate companies (admins can merge any two; other users can only merge two companies they both own)

Connect Claude

  1. In Claude, go to Settings > Connectors.

  2. Click Browse connectors and search for Firehose.

  3. Click Connect. Claude sends you to Firehose to log in (if needed) and review the connection.

  4. Approve the requested access, either read-only or read and write.

  5. Claude confirms the connection is active. You can now ask it about your Firehose data directly.

💡 Note: Menu names in Claude may change as the product updates. If you don't see a Connectors option, your Claude plan may not support custom connectors yet.

Managing the connection

Go to Settings > MCP in Firehose to see every assistant connected to your account, including when it connected, when it was last used, and its access level. Click Revoke next to the connection to disconnect it immediately.

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