Your business, inside Claude.
Add NearSync as a connector on your desktop or in the app, sign in once, and ask about your own business without switching windows. Your metrics, your day and your schedule, answered with the same figures your dashboards show.
Sign in once. It sees your metrics, your day and your tasks, scoped to exactly what you could open yourself.
What it can reach
What it looks like from Claude.
Add the connector, approve it once, and ask. Eight tools: five about your numbers, three about your own day.
Signed in with your normal account. Approved once.
Your numbers, on your desktop.
Signed in as you.
Claude connects with your account and follows your permissions on every question.
- Sign in with your normal NearSync account
- Approve what it can see, just once
- Never see anything your role would have hidden
- Ask about your own tasks and calendar, and only yours
- Disconnect it like any other connected app
The same figures your dashboards show.
Every metric has one agreed definition in NearSync, and Claude uses exactly that.
- Ask for revenue and get the definition your company agreed
- Browse the full list of metrics, department by department
- See how each figure has changed since the last period
- Get the same answer you would get on a dashboard
- Trust that NearSync calculates the number, not the AI
The open standard
Built on an open standard.
NearSync uses the Model Context Protocol with standard OAuth sign-in, so there is no API key to paste. Claude works today, and OpenAI and Gemini will use the same connection when they arrive.
Access
Who can do what.
Anyone can connect Claude to their own account, and it follows their role. Creating a key for another system to use is a separate decision, and it belongs to Admin.
Connect Claude and ask about your own numbers and schedule.
Run any metric you could run in NearSync.
See everything your role already lets you see in NearSync.
Create and revoke keys for other systems.
A key issued for a system belongs to no single person. It can see everything within the scope you give it, and it cannot answer personal questions like your tasks or your day.