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ChatGPT can query and analyze your data when connected to Nekt through the MCP Server. The connection uses OAuth with Dynamic Client Registration (DCR), so ChatGPT registers itself with your MCP Server and you authenticate with your Nekt credentials directly — no client IDs, secrets, or manual token management required.
Requires a paid Nekt plan (for MCP Server access) and a ChatGPT Plus, Team, or Enterprise subscription (for MCP support).

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1. Activate your MCP Server

The connection is made by activating the MCP Server in your workspace. Check this guide for instructions.

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2. OAuth endpoints

Nekt’s MCP Server is available at https://mcp.nekt.com, and the OAuth endpoints all share that host: ChatGPT discovers these values from the MCP Server, so they are usually filled in for you. Confirm them against the table and fill in anything missing.
If your workspace runs on your own cloud with a dedicated MCP Server host, use the Endpoint value shown in Integrations > MCP Server instead, and replace the /mcp suffix to get the other endpoints.

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3. Connect ChatGPT to Nekt

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Open the plugins page in ChatGPT

Go to chatgpt.com/plugins and click the + button in the search bar to add a new MCP server.
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Enter the connection details

Give the plugin a name (for example, nekt). The description and icon are optional.For Connection, keep Server URL selected and enter https://mcp.nekt.com/mcp.Set Authentication to OAuth.
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Configure Dynamic Client Registration

Open Advanced OAuth settings and select Dynamic Client Registration (DCR) as the client configuration method.Review the OAuth endpoints against the table above, then leave the default scopes empty.
Nekt no longer issues static OAuth client IDs and secrets for this integration. Do not select the manual client configuration method — the MCP Server registers a client for ChatGPT through the /register endpoint. If the Registration URL is missing, dynamic registration fails.
Leave OIDC enabled off. The MCP Server does not publish an OIDC configuration URL, so OpenID support is unavailable.
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Confirm the custom server warning

ChatGPT warns that custom MCP servers have not been reviewed by OpenAI. Select I understand and want to continue, then create the plugin.
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Authenticate with Nekt

ChatGPT will redirect you to the Nekt login page. Sign in with your Nekt credentials.After authenticating, a list of your MCP tokens will be displayed.
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Select your token

Tokens authenticate your requests to Nekt. They give ChatGPT access to the tables associated with each token.
  • If you haven’t created any custom tokens yet, you’ll see a default one created automatically with Full Access. This token accesses all tables in your workspace.
  • If you already have custom tokens, select the one you want to use.
Click Select Token to confirm.
Tokens created during the OAuth flow use the creating user’s permissions by default. Tokens created manually can be scoped to specific tables for fine-grained access control.
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Approve the MCP tools

The Nekt MCP Server provides a set of tools that AI agents use to interact with your data. You can learn more about them here.When ChatGPT prompts you to approve the Nekt tools, confirm to allow access.

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4. Explore your data

Once connected, ask ChatGPT a question about your data. For example:
ChatGPT will use the MCP tools to query your data and return an answer. You can see which tools were called and the queries executed in the response.
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Privacy & Security

Your data privacy is a core principle of the Nekt platform. When you connect ChatGPT to Nekt through the MCP Server, ChatGPT does not receive direct database credentials or unrestricted access to your infrastructure. Instead, ChatGPT interacts with your data exclusively through the secure tools exposed by the Nekt MCP Server, which act as a controlled gateway to the Nekt API. These tools enforce the same authentication, authorization, and permission rules used throughout the Nekt platform. Access is scoped using tokens and user permissions, meaning ChatGPT can only access the tables and actions explicitly allowed by the token you selected during connection. This architecture ensures that all queries, analysis, and data interactions remain governed, auditable, and restricted to your workspace permissions. When using ChatGPT, your interactions are subject to OpenAI’s privacy settings and policies. OpenAI allows users to control whether their conversations may be used for model training through their Data Controls settings. We recommend reviewing the official OpenAI privacy documentation to understand their data handling policies and selecting the configuration that best aligns with your organization’s security requirements.

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Need help?

Contact our support team if you encounter issues during setup.