Connect an AI assistant to your EzFlow business so it can read your schedule and help you run it: check today’s classes, record payments, enrol students, send invoices and more. It works with any assistant that supports connectors, such as Claude, ChatGPT or Claude Code. It takes about two minutes and needs no code.
Pick your assistant under Step by step below. Each tab has its own screenshots. The EzFlow address is always the same: https://api.ezflow.my/mcp

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Where connectors live in each app

Claude

Settings, then Connectors.

ChatGPT

Settings, then Plugins, turn on Developer mode, then Browse plugins and +.

Claude Code

Run claude mcp add --transport http ezflow https://api.ezflow.my/mcp, then type /mcp.
Before you start: open your assistant app on your computer, and be ready to open your business email to read a short code.

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Step by step

1

Open your assistant settings

Open your AI assistant app and go to its Settings. Any assistant that supports connectors has the same option in its own menu.
The app menu with Settings circled
2

Find Connectors, then Add

Go to Connectors (some apps call this Integrations). Then click Add to add a custom connector.
The Connectors screen with the Add button circled
3

Type the EzFlow address

Give it a name like Ezflow-MCP. In the address box, type exactly https://api.ezflow.my/mcp, then click Continue.
The address field with the EzFlow MCP URL circled and Continue
4

Keep the default settings

Do not change any of the choices on this screen. They are already set for you. Click Add or Save.
The connector security defaults with the Add button circled
5

Start the sign-in

Click Connect. Some apps call this Sign in or Authenticate. This opens the EzFlow sign-in page.
The not-connected screen with the Connect button circled
6

Type your business email

On the EzFlow sign-in page, type the email you use for your EzFlow business, then click Send verification code. You can also use Google or Apple if that is how you sign in.
The EzFlow sign-in page with the email field and Send verification code circled
7

Enter the 6-digit code

Open your email inbox and find the 6-digit code from EzFlow. Type it into the boxes, then click Verify and continue.
The code entry boxes and Verify and continue circled
8

Approve access

EzFlow shows what the assistant will be allowed to do. Check that it shows your business and your role as Owner, then click the Allow button. This is the step that grants access.
The consent screen with the Allow button circled
9

Optional: stop the pop-ups for read tools

If your app offers it, set the read only tools to Always allow so the assistant does not ask you every time it looks something up. You can leave it asking each time if you prefer.
The tool permissions menu with Always allow circled
10

Check that it worked

Open EzFlow and go to Settings, then Integrations. Under AI assistants you will see your assistant listed as connected. To stop it at any time, click Revoke here.
EzFlow Settings Integrations showing the connected assistant, with the row circled

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You are connected

Go back to your assistant, start a new chat, and try something simple like “show me today’s classes” or “how many students are enrolled”.

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WhatsApp marketing from your assistant

Everything in the Marketing module can be done in plain words. Some things people ask:
  • “How many credits do I have and what is my sending limit?”
  • “Draft a marketing template that offers 20 percent off the September intake, then submit it for review.”
  • “How many customers would a campaign to everyone who has not visited in 60 days reach, and what would it cost?”
  • “Create a campaign called September promo with the approved template for that audience, and launch it now.”
  • “Pause the September promo.” “Resume it.” “Cancel it and refund what is left.”
  • “Show me the report for the last campaign.” “Who replied?”
  • “Set quiet hours to 9 to 8 and cap marketing at 300 credits a day.”
  • “Add +60123456789 to the do-not-message list.”
  • “Switch the second number to marketing only.” “Send a test message from it.”
  • “Update the about line on my second number to Fresh bakes daily in Bangi.” “Copy my main number’s profile to all my numbers.”
  • “Show me open WhatsApp conversations and reply to the last one.”
A few rules the assistant follows for you. Before a launch it must show you the estimate and ask you to confirm that every recipient agreed to receive marketing messages on WhatsApp, the same tick you see in the campaign wizard. Anything that spends credits, messages people, or cannot be undone asks you first. Your daily cap, quiet hours and per-customer weekly limit still apply exactly as in the dashboard. Two things stay in the dashboard on purpose: adding or connecting a number, because Meta needs its own sign-in window, and uploading a profile photo file, though you can give the assistant a public image link instead. If you connected your assistant before these tools existed, remove the connector and add it again so it picks up the new tool list.
If the assistant ever says it cannot find its EzFlow tools, remove the connector and add it again with the same address. Most assistants only refresh their tool list when the connector is added. In ChatGPT, the plugin page may say “No app actions available yet” right after connecting. Start a new chat and ask for something from EzFlow, and the tools load on first use.

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Is it safe?

Yes. You sign in and approve access yourself, and you stay in control:
  • You approve access once, and any action that creates, changes, pays, sends or deletes is restated to you before it runs.
  • You can revoke it anytime from Settings, then Integrations in EzFlow.
  • Your plan decides what it can do: reading is on every plan, and making changes needs Growth or higher.
  • EzFlow limits how fast an assistant can call the tools and watches for unusual activity, so a runaway or misbehaving assistant is stopped automatically.