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Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.get-ryze.ai/llms.txt

Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

This connects Ryze to Claude so you can list accounts, pull reports, and make changes from chat. It takes about 30 seconds.
Use Claude Desktop for the most reliable connection. The web version (claude.ai) works too, but it can time out on slower connections — if something stalls, switch to Desktop.

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Step 1 — Generate your connection key

In your Ryze dashboard, open the Ryze MCP (Claude Connector) section at app.get-ryze.ai/integrations. Under Connection keys, name the key (e.g. “Claude Desktop”), click Generate Key, and copy it.
Generate a connection key in the Ryze dashboard

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Step 2 — Add the connector in Claude

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Open Settings

Click your account menu (bottom-left) and choose Settings.
Open Settings from the Claude account menu
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Go to Connectors → Customize

Open Connectors. They now live under Customize — click that link.
Connectors have moved to Customize
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Add a custom connector

In Customize → Connectors, click the + to add one.
Add a custom connector with the plus button
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Enter the details

Name it Ryze AI and paste the URL https://mcp.get-ryze.ai/mcp/unified/. Expand Advanced settings and paste your connection key into the OAuth Client ID field, then click Add.
Add custom connector dialog with URL and OAuth Client ID field

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Step 3 — Verify it works

Open Customize → Connectors and select Ryze AI. A connected connector shows the Ryze URL and a long list of available tools.
Ryze AI connector connected in Claude with its tools listed
You can also test it in chat — ask Claude:
list my ad accounts
If it returns your accounts, you’re done. If it stalls, see the FAQ.