Connect your AI to SolerAds

One address for every client: https://solerads.com/api/mcp. You sign in with your SolerAds account, and the consent screen lists the accounts the AI may read.

Claude

1. In Claude, add a custom connector.
2. Name it SolerAds and paste https://solerads.com/api/mcp as the URL.
3. Sign in with your SolerAds account when the connector opens the sign-in page.
4. Choose the accounts the AI may read, then allow.

ChatGPT

1. In ChatGPT, add a custom MCP connector.
2. Paste https://solerads.com/api/mcp as the URL.
3. Sign in with your SolerAds account and choose the accounts the AI may read.

Cursor

Cursor connects with an API key, not with the sign-in page. A SolerAds admin creates the key in the console, under AI access. Add this to your mcp.json:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "solerads": {
      "url": "https://solerads.com/api/mcp",
      "headers": { "Authorization": "Bearer sk_mcp_..." }
    }
  }
}

Replace sk_mcp_... with the key. It is shown once when it is created and never again.

What the AI can do

• Access is read-only by default. Reading your accounts, KPIs, campaigns, proposals, decisions, runs and interventions is what every connected AI app gets.
• Proposing a change requires write access, which is requested in the console under AI access and approved by SolerAds. Once approved, the AI can propose a budget, a target or a status change. It lands in the console as a pending proposal; a person approves or refuses it, and only the platform applies an approved change.
• It never changes Google Ads or Meta on its own.

Keys and sign-in

Claude and ChatGPT connect with the SolerAds sign-in page (OAuth). API keys are for Cursor and scripts only, and a SolerAds admin creates them, with an explicit list of accounts and the permission to read or to propose. The write permission is available only after your organisation has requested it and SolerAds has approved it; before that, every key and every connection is read-only. A client account never receives an API key.

Disconnect an AI app

In the console, under AI access, every connected app is listed. Disconnecting one revokes its access immediately, and the next call it makes is refused. The same screen shows what each app asked and what it read.