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Concord MCP Server with ChatGPT: User Guide

Concords Model Context Protocol (MCP) connector allows you to work faster on contract tasks inside ChatGPT. Find agreements, run Q&A, summarize obligations, and create simple reports.

Before you start
  • Your admin must have Published the “Concord” connector in your ChatGPT workspace.
  • You need a Concord account (Viewer role is fine).

Connect your account

  1. In ChatGPT, open Settings → Apps & Connectors and find Concord (Published by your admin).
  2. Click Connect and complete the Concord sign‑in and authorization.
  3. Return to ChatGPT; the connector shows Connected.
Find the published Concord connector in Apps & Connectors
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Concord login during first‑time connection
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Authorize ChatGPT to your Concord account
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Connector shows Connected
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Use the connector in chat

From any chat, click Use Connectors and pick Concord, or start typing and choose it from the quick‑pick.

Open the composer menu → Use Connectors
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Then ask for what you need—for example:

  • “Search for contracts about Vendor X signed last quarter.”
  • “Summarize obligations in Agreement Y.”
  • “Create a report for contracts expiring in 90 days.”

Your available actions depend on your Concord permissions. Viewers can use read‑only features like Contract Q&A and Advanced Search on documents they can access.

FAQ

I don’t see the connector.
Ask your ChatGPT admin to publish the Concord connector to your workspace.

Do I need to enable anything inside Concord?
No additional toggle is required today.

What role is required?
A Viewer seat is sufficient; you inherit your Concord permissions.

Troubleshooting

  • Connected but tools don’t run: Disconnect and reconnect to refresh tokens.
  • Not authorized errors: Request access from your Concord admin or ask them to run the action.
  • Unclear status during tool calls: Try re‑running with a more specific prompt.

Security & Data

  • Authentication uses OAuth to your own Concord account.
  • No shared credentials; each user connects individually.
  • Data access is governed by your Concord permissions.