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Connect Claude Code

Claude Code connects to FeedbackPulse using a personal API token. You’ll create a token in FeedbackPulse and register the server with Claude Code using a single command.

Use this method when your MCP client does not support OAuth sign-in.

  • Your organisation must have AI Integrations (MCP) enabled. Ask your Admin to check Settings > Features.
  • Your Admin must grant you MCP access in Settings > Integrations.
  • Create a personal API token — see Managing API Tokens.

Once you have your API token, run the following command in your terminal — replacing YOUR_TOKEN with the token you copied:

Terminal window
claude mcp add feedbackpulse \
--transport http \
https://app.feedbackpulse.com/mcp \
--header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN"

This registers FeedbackPulse as an MCP server in Claude Code. The connection is stored in your Claude Code configuration and persists across sessions.

In your terminal, start a Claude Code session and ask:

claude
> List my FeedbackPulse surveys

You should see your organisation’s surveys in the response.

To remove the FeedbackPulse server from Claude Code:

Terminal window
claude mcp remove feedbackpulse

You can also revoke the token entirely from Settings > Integrations in FeedbackPulse, which will cause the connection to stop working immediately.

  • Your account only sees the FeedbackPulse data it is already authorised to access.
  • Write actions (for example, creating surveys or sending reminders) require admin-level permissions.
  • If the token is revoked or MCP access is disabled for your user, requests will fail until you reconnect with a valid token.

If you use Claude Code inside VS Code or another IDE, the FeedbackPulse server will be available in all Claude Code sessions once registered. You can ask questions about your feedback data without leaving your editor.


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