The claude.ai and ChatGPT websites cannot send custom headers, so they sign in through a small authorization page hosted by your own JEDWare integration instead. You still use the same API key, entered once in a browser rather than pasted into a config file.
Steps (claude.ai)
- In claude.ai, open Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector.
- Enter the URL
https://<your-3cx-address>/jedware/mcpand add it. - A JEDWare page opens: “Connect Claude to JEDWare”. Paste your JEDWare API key and click Allow access.
- Claude can now answer questions about your call and chat statistics.
ChatGPT and other web-based assistants that support remote MCP servers follow the same pattern: add the server URL, then approve access on the JEDWare page.
Good to know
- The sign-in uses standard OAuth with short-lived tokens issued by your own server. Your API key is never stored by the AI provider.
- Revoking the API key in the JEDWare app also cuts off these browser connections within minutes.
- The connection is per system: to give an assistant access to two 3CX systems, add each system’s URL with its own key.
New to the feature? Start with Connect your AI assistant to JEDWare.