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Connecting Conductor to Claude (MCP)

Conductor connects to Claude through the Opendate connector, built on MCP (Model Context Protocol). Once connected, you can query your venue data and run Conductor actions directly inside Claude on web, desktop, and Claude Code.

Opendate is available as a listed connector in Claude's connector directory, so most users can add it by name in a couple of clicks. No server URL required.

What you can do once connected

  • Ask about holds, confirmations, availability, and upcoming events
  • Pull sell-through and sales pacing analytics
  • Review financials and settlement reports
  • Place and release holds, and build offers
  • Draft fan communications and review engagement
  • Run your standard Conductor workflows without leaving Claude

Before you start

  • An active Opendate account with Conductor access
  • A Claude account (Free, Pro, Max, Team, or Enterprise)
  • On Team and Enterprise plans, an owner or admin may need to enable the Opendate connector for your organization first
  • About 2 minutes

Option 1: Add Opendate from the Claude connector directory (recommended)

  1. In Claude (web or desktop), open Settings → Connectors.
  2. Select Browse connectors.
  3. Find Opendate and click Connect.
  4. Sign in with your Opendate credentials and approve access.
  5. In any chat, click the + button → Connectors, and toggle Opendate on.

You can also start from inside Opendate: open Conductor, select Connect your AI tools, then Add Opendate to Claude. Claude opens with the connector pre-selected — just approve and sign in.

Team and Enterprise plans

Owners add the connector once for the whole organization:

  1. Go to Organization settings → Connectors.
  2. Click Add, then choose Opendate from the directory.
  3. Save.

Team members then go to Settings → Connectors, find Opendate in the list, and click Connect to sign in with their own Opendate account.

Option 2: Add Opendate manually (custom connector)

Use this if the Opendate connector isn't showing in your directory — for example, on a plan or region where the directory listing isn't available yet.

  1. Open Settings → Connectors.
  2. Click +, then Add custom connector.
  3. Name it Opendate.
  4. Enter the server URL: https://app.opendate.io/mcp The /mcp suffix is required.
  5. Click Add, then complete the Opendate sign-in.
  6. In a chat, click + → Connectors and toggle Opendate on.

Note: Free plans are limited to one custom connector.

Claude Code

Run:

claude mcp add --transport http opendate https://app.opendate.io/mcp

Then authenticate with the /mcp command.

Security and privacy

  • Authentication runs through Opendate's OAuth sign-in — Claude never sees or stores your Opendate password
  • Access is scoped to your own Opendate permissions; the connector can't reach anything your account can't
  • Revoke access any time from Opendate Settings or from Claude's Settings → Connectors
  • MCP is an open protocol, and Opendate does not use your data to train AI models

Common questions

Does this cost extra? No. The connector is included with your Opendate subscription.

What's the difference between the directory connector and the custom connector? None, functionally — both point at the same Opendate MCP server. The directory version just skips the manual URL entry and is easier to roll out across a team.

I already set Opendate up as a custom connector. Do I need to switch? No, your existing setup keeps working. If you'd like to move to the directory version, remove the custom connector first so you don't end up with two Opendate entries in your tool list.

How does this work for a team? Each person authenticates individually, and permissions match their own Opendate access level.

Can I use other AI tools? Yes. The same MCP server works with ChatGPT