Reconnect → Choose permissions → Authorize → Sign in to Eqho → Return to your assistant.
In Claude, ChatGPT, or your MCP client, open the Eqho connection’s settings and choose Reconnect or Authenticate. The label varies by app.
If neither is available, disconnect and add the connection again using the same server URL:
https://mcp.eqho-solutions.dev/api/mcpOn the authorization screen, keep Environment set to Production unless your Eqho contact told you otherwise.
On the Authorize Access screen, look below the Authorize button. Click the small arrow beside Customize permissions.
1. Click Customize permissions.
Interactive example — this does not change your account. Your client ID will be different.
By authorizing, you allow this application to access your EQHO account on your behalf.
Read Only allows viewing, but not saving. Select Full Access if you intend to allow the available read and write actions. For narrower access, use the individual Write switches; roles are under Configuration.
Click Authorize after choosing your permissions. This opens the Eqho sign-in screen.
You’ll now see the Eqho Log In screen. Use the Eqho account that belongs to your organization: enter your email and password, or continue with the Google account you normally use for Eqho.
If Google shows several accounts, choose the one associated with your Eqho account.
Eqho sign-in screen · exampleEnter your credentials below
After a successful sign-in, the flow returns you to your MCP client. Accept an Open Claude or similar prompt if your browser displays one.
Return to your conversation and retry your intended save. If the client still shows the old connection status, refresh the connection or start a new chat.
The connection is ready after Eqho sign-in completes—not just after clicking Authorize.