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Bring your business data and workflows into ChatGPT.

Research companies, collect web data, and analyze saved databases from your ChatGPT conversation. Siftree supplies the connections, execution, storage, and hosting underneath.

Requires a Siftree account and ChatGPT access to custom remote MCP connections. Availability depends on your plan and workspace settings.

ChatGPT + Siftree

Research these companies, find available business contact details, and save a list we can review.

  1. 01Find the target accounts
  2. 02Research and enrich business contacts
  3. 03Connect the evidence to each result
  4. 04Save everything for the next question

Your conversation. A managed platform behind it.

More data to work with

14,818 cataloged capabilities across 4,168 apps and websites, plus public-web collection. Explore coverage and access for each source.

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Tasks that can execute

Build and run tasks, inspect status and logs, and coordinate multi-step work through Siftree tools.

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Results you can revisit

Keep all your data in persistent databases. Use neural search to find what matters and ask analytical questions from any conversation.

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A place for work to run

Keep work running between conversations and host the apps and interfaces your team uses.

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What would you ask ChatGPT to do?

One connection. Your existing access.

Your ChatGPT connection uses Siftree’s remote MCP endpoint with Streamable HTTP and OAuth. It can reach only the channels your authorizing account can access.

If you need a Siftree account or help scoping your first workflow, talk to the team. You can also open the Siftree app to manage your workspace.

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Set up the remote connection

  1. Confirm your ChatGPT account supports custom remote MCP servers and that your workspace administrator permits them.
  2. Add Siftree using the server address below.
    https://app.siftree.com/api/mcp
  3. Complete Siftree’s OAuth sign-in and review the access requested.
  4. Ask ChatGPT to list accessible workspaces. Select the intended workspace, then confirm its sources and permissions before running work.

Once connected, describe what you want to accomplish. Siftree handles the implementation.

Describe the work. Siftree handles the rest.

Describe the result you want. Siftree handles the collection, processing, databases, and ongoing execution behind it.

Want a workspace view? Copy the interface from its template page. Use the prompt here to plan the work with your connected assistant.

Using Siftree with ChatGPT.

What does Siftree add to ChatGPT?

Siftree provides supported data connections, public-web collection, task execution, persistent databases, reports, and hosting. Your assistant operates those capabilities through MCP tools, subject to your account access and workspace configuration.

Does every ChatGPT account support this connection?

No. Your client must support custom remote MCP connections with Streamable HTTP and OAuth. Plan eligibility, administrator settings, and the client’s available features determine whether you can add the connection.

Will the workflow keep running after I close the conversation?

Work configured as a background task or schedule runs on Siftree. A chat request alone does not establish recurring execution. Confirm that the task and schedule exist, and inspect their status and saved results in your workspace.

What access does the connection grant?

The connection acts with the Siftree access of the account that authorized it. Confirm the selected workspace and source credentials, and agree on review points for changes or external actions. Review the security page or contact the team for your requirements.

Can I use the same Siftree data from another assistant?

Saved databases and reports live on Siftree rather than inside a single chat. Another compatible client can access supported tools when connected with an authorized account. Client interfaces and embedded-app support can differ.

Planning a team rollout? Review access, usage, and operating requirements.