BrightEdge MCP

Navigate to chatgpt.com and log in. Click your profile icon in the bottom-left corner and select Settings.

In Settings, select the Apps section, then click Create app.

Fill in the following fields. Leave all other pre-populated fields as they are:

• Server URL: https://mcp2.brightedge.com/mcp

• OAuth Client ID

  Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager or the Support team to request the OAuth Client ID, which is required to complete the MCP server setup.
• OAuth Client Secret

Leave the Resource with DNS URL field as pre-populated, then click Create.

Note: You may need to click into Advanced Auth settings to view all the required fields.

A BrightEdge login screen will appear. Enter your BrightEdge account credentials and click Log In. Once authenticated, the connector will be added to your account.

Close the settings dialog. In the chat interface, click the + icon in the message input area, then select More. Select the BrightEdge connector you just created to activate it for the current conversation.

With the connector active, you can now query BrightEdge data directly in ChatGPT.

Launch Claude and click on your profile name in the bottom-left corner. Select Settings from the dropdown.

In the Settings menu, locate and click Connectors. You will see existing integrations (such as Google Drive and GitHub).

Click Add custom connector and fill in the following fields:

• Name: BrightEdge MCP
• Remote MCP Server URL: https://mcp2.brightedge.com/mcp

• OAuth Client ID

  Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager or the Support team to request the OAuth Client ID, which is required to complete the MCP server setup.

Expand Advanced settings if the Client ID field is not immediately visible. Click Add to save the connector.

The BrightEdge connector will now appear in your connectors list. Click Connect. Claude will redirect you to a BrightEdge OAuth/Auth0 login screen. Enter your BrightEdge email and password, then click Log In. Once authenticated, Claude will securely link the connector to your account.

After connecting, Claude will display the list of tools exposed by the BrightEdge MCP server. For each tool you can set the permission to Allowed, Blocked, or Ask every time. For uninterrupted use, set Read-only tools to Allowed.

The BrightEdge connector is now active. In any chat, ensure the BrightEdge connector is enabled (visible in the chat toolbar), then start prompting.

In the Google Cloud console, go to Gemini Enterprise → Data Stores. Click Create data store, then search for and select Custom MCP Server.

Fill in the following fields:

• MCP Server URL: https://mcp2.brightedge.com/mcp
• Authorization URL
• Token URL
• OAuth Client ID
• OAuth Client Secret
• Scope: openid profile email

In the MCP Server Description field, describe what BrightEdge MCP does and when the agent should use it — for example, "Provides SEO and AI visibility data, including keyword rankings, competitor gaps, and AI citation tracking, for the connected domain." Gemini relies heavily on this field to decide when to invoke the connector, so avoid vague descriptions. Optionally, use the MCP Agent Instructions field to tell the agent which tool to call for which type of question.

Click Continue, choose a location, name the data store (e.g. "BrightEdge MCP"), and click Create.

Once the data store status changes to Active, open it and select the Actions tab. Click Reload custom actions to pull in BrightEdge's tool list, select the tools you want available (up to 100 at a time), then click Enable actions.

Navigate to Apps, select the app you want to use (or create one), then go to Connected data sources. Click Add existing data stores, select the BrightEdge data store you just created, and click Connect.

Each user needs to authorize the connection individually. Open the Gemini Enterprise chat, click the connector icon in the message input area, and locate BrightEdge in the list. If it shows Authorize, click it and sign in with your BrightEdge account credentials on the Auth0-hosted login screen. Once authorized, the connector will show a toggle in place of the Authorize button — make sure it's switched on.

To avoid confusing results, toggle off other connectors you're not using for this task (e.g. Google Search), especially while testing.

Reference the connector by name rather than the term "MCP" — the agent reliably invokes tools when prompted with phrasing like "Using BrightEdge connector, find server info", but can fail to recognize "MCP" as a trigger. If the connector doesn't respond, try re-running the same prompt or starting a new chat.

Navigate to lovable.dev and sign in with your account credentials.

Click Settings in the navigation menu or from your profile dropdown.

In Settings, select Connectors. In the Personal connectors section, click Custom.

Fill in the connector form with the following values:

• –  Server URL: https://mcp2-sse.brightedge.com/sse
• –  Authentication: OAuth
• –  OAuth Client ID
• –  OAuth Client Secret

Click Add (or Connect) to proceed.

A BrightEdge authorization screen will appear. Select your workspace and click Allow to grant Lovable access.

Once connected, BrightEdge MCP will appear as "Enabled" in your Personal Connectors list. You can now use BrightEdge data in your Lovable projects and prompts.

In the Manus interface, locate the prompt input area. Click the Connect apps button (the second icon in the toolbar below the prompt input). This opens the connector options.

A list of available connectors will appear. Scroll to the bottom and click + Add connectors. This opens the full Connectors dialog.

In the Connectors dialog, click the Custom MCP tab at the top. If no custom MCPs have been added yet, you will see a message saying 'No custom MCP added yet'.

Click the + Add custom MCP dropdown button and select Direct configuration from the options (the alternative is Import by JSON). This opens the MCP configuration form.

Fill in the MCP configuration form with the following values:

• Server Name: BrightEdge
• Transport Type: SSE
• Server URL: https://mcp2-sse.brightedge.com/sse

In the Custom headers section, click + Add custom header and enter:

• Header name: Authorization
• Header value: Bearer <your-brightedge-token>

The Icon and Note fields are optional.

Click Save or Try it out to test before saving. BrightEdge will appear in the Custom MCP tab, confirmed with a green checkmark.

Close the connector dialog. Click Connect apps again — BrightEdge will now appear in the connector list and will be enabled by default. You can now include BrightEdge data in any Manus task or prompt.

Navigate to copilotstudio.microsoft.com and log in with your Microsoft credentials.

In the left panel, navigate to Agents and click New Agent (or open an existing agent). Provide a name, description, and select GPT-4o or your preferred model.

From within your agent, navigate to the Tools section and click Add Tool → Create New → Select MCP.

Fill in the following fields:

• Server URL: https://mcp2.brightedge.com/mcp
• OAuth Client ID

• OAuth Client Secret

  Please reach out to your Customer Success Manager or the Support team at integrations@brightedge.com to request the OAuth Client ID and Client Secret, which are required to complete the MCP server setup.
• Auth URL: https://be-mcp-server-v2-gigjheawsa-uc.a.run.app/authorize
• Token & Refresh URL: https://be-mcp-server-v2-gigjheawsa-uc.a.run.app/token
• Scope: openid profile email

Click Create. A Redirect URL will be generated.

Return to your agent and add the BrightEdge tool from the Tools section. A login screen will appear — enter your BrightEdge credentials to establish the connection.

Navigate to the Tools section of your agent and confirm that the BrightEdge MCP tool is shown as installed and active.

Navigate to your agent and begin prompting. The agent can now call BrightEdge tools to answer queries.

In n8n, navigate to Workflows and click Create workflow. This opens a blank workflow canvas.

On the workflow canvas, click Add first step (or the + icon). In the node search panel, search for MCP Client and select it to add it as a step.

With the MCP Client node selected, open the Parameters tab and set the following:

• –  Server Transport: HTTP Streamable
• –  MCP Endpoint URL: https://mcp2.brightedge.com/mcp
• –  Authentication: MCP OAuth2

For the Credential for MCP OAuth2 API field, click Create New Credential. A credential form will open — enter the following values:

• –  Use Dynamic Client Registration: Off (toggle off)
• –  Grant Type: Authorization Code
• –  Authorization URL: https://mrkt-0365.us.auth0.com/authorize
• –  Access Token URL: https://mrkt-0365.us.auth0.com/oauth/token
• –  Client ID
• –  Client Secret

Click Save, then click Connect to MCP. A BrightEdge login page will open — enter your BrightEdge credentials to complete the OAuth flow.

Once authenticated, return to the MCP Client node. In the Tool dropdown, select the BrightEdge tool you want to use. Set Input Mode to Manual and enter your prompt in the Values to Send field.

Example prompt: show me ranking between Jan to Feb 2026

Click Execute step (or Execute workflow if you have multiple nodes) to run the workflow. BrightEdge data will be returned as the node output.

In the OpenClaw UI, navigate to Skills in the left navigation menu. Locate mcporter in the Built-in Skills list and toggle it on.

Then install mcporter globally via npm by running the following command in your terminal:

npm install -g mcporter

Add the BrightEdge MCP server configuration to your local mcporter setup. Navigate to the .mcporter folder (create it if it doesn't exist):

cd $HOME/.mcporter/

Create or update credentials.json with the following content:

{
  "version": 1,
  "entries": {
    "brightedge|fc7a79fb09a7771d": {
      "serverName": "brightedge",
      "serverUrl": "https://mcp2.brightedge.com/mcp",
      "clientInfo": {
        "client_id": "NM9It06JLxFxSASeXvxdoEveq01Uhohv"
      }
    }
  }
}

Create or update mcporter.json with the following content:

{
  "mcpServers": {
    "brightedge": {
      "baseUrl": "https://mcp2.brightedge.com/mcp",
      "auth": "oauth"
    }
  }
}

Run the authentication command to link your BrightEdge account:

mcporter be-mcp auth

A BrightEdge login page will open in your browser. Enter your credentials and sign in. To verify the connection is active, run:

mcporter list

With authentication complete, use the /skill command in OpenClaw to query BrightEdge:

/skill <mcp_server_name> <query>
/skill brightedge Get me the top 3 keywords for this month.

BrightEdge data will be returned directly within your OpenClaw workflow.

In Relevance AI, navigate to the Agent or Tool you want to connect BrightEdge MCP to. Open its settings or configuration panel.

Look for the Integrations, Tools, or MCP section within the agent configuration. Click Add tool or Add integration.

When prompted for a tool type, choose MCP Server or Model Context Protocol.

Fill in the following fields:

• –  Server URL: https://mcp2.brightedge.com/mcp
• –  OAuth Client ID
• –  OAuth Client Secret
• –  Auth URL: https://mrkt-0365.us.auth0.com/authorize
• –  Token URL: https://mrkt-0365.us.auth0.com/oauth/token
• –  Scope: openid profile email

Click Connect or Save. A BrightEdge login screen will appear — enter your BrightEdge credentials to complete the OAuth flow. Once authenticated, the connection will be confirmed.

Save the configuration. Test the connection by running a sample query within Relevance AI to confirm BrightEdge data is returned successfully.

Open the installation URL above in any modern browser while signed in to your Slack account. This launches Slack's official OAuth installation flow.

Slack will prompt you to select the workspace where the BrightEdge App will be installed.

• If you are signed in to multiple workspaces, choose the correct one from the workspace switcher.
• If you are not signed in, Slack will ask you to sign in first.

Slack will display the list of permissions (OAuth scopes) requested by the BrightEdge App. Review them before continuing. Permissions include:

• Reading user and channel information
• Reading message history (channels and direct messages)
• Posting messages

Click Allow to grant the requested permissions and complete the installation. Once approved, Slack installs the app into your selected workspace. You may be redirected back to BrightEdge or to a Slack confirmation page.

After installation, verify that the BrightEdge App is available in your workspace:

• Open Slack.
• Go to Apps in the left sidebar.
• Search for BrightEdge.
• Confirm the app is listed and accessible.