Manage your account

Everything about your MCP connection is managed in one place: mcp.metraclick.com/app. There you choose which tools your AI assistant may use, add the logins those tools need, and get the URL or key you paste into your AI client.

Sign in

Open mcp.metraclick.com/app and pick your login:

ButtonWho it is forWhat you can do
Sign in with MetraclickFree accountsOne connection (tenant) with the public tools
Sign in with KOHLERCODEKOHLERCODE clientsSeveral connections, all tools your plan includes, connection settings

The first time you sign in with Metraclick, your connection is created automatically. Your API key and first connection URL are shown once. Copy them into a password manager right away.

If you see Access denied, your account is not cleared for this portal. Try another account or contact your administrator.

Choose your tools

  1. Open your tenant and go to the Tools tab.
  2. Tick the tools your AI assistant should be able to use. Use the filter to find a tool, or All / None for a whole group.
  3. Click Save tools.

Your AI client sees the new list within about a minute. Free accounts can choose from the public tools only.

Add a service login

Some tools work with your own accounts, for example a price-data key or a mailbox. Those logins are stored encrypted and are never shown again after saving.

  1. Go to the Credentials tab.
  2. Pick the service in Add a service… and click Add.
  3. Fill in the form and save.

To change a saved login, click Edit next to it and change only what you need. Password fields stay empty but keep the stored value unless you type a new one or choose Remove stored value.

Some services, such as X, Bing Webmaster Tools, and YouTube, connect with Authorize instead of a password. You are sent to that service to approve access and then brought back.

The Which tools use which service? section shows which login each tool needs.

Connect your AI assistant

The Overview tab shows the hub URL, your tenant id, and a ready-to-copy example configuration.

  • Clients that accept headers use the tenant id and API key.
  • Clients that only accept a URL (Gemini Spark, n8n, and similar) use a connection URL from the Connection URLs tab. Click Issue connection URL, give it a name such as spark, and copy it. It is shown only once.

Then test your connection URL.

Lost key or leaked URL

  • Lost or leaked API key: on Overview, click Rotate key. You get a new key once; the old key stops working immediately, so update every client that used it.
  • Leaked connection URL: on Connection URLs, click Revoke next to it and issue a new one. Other URLs keep working.

Last used shows when a URL was last used. never usually means the client is not using it yet.

Language

Use the language menu at the top to switch between English and German. Your choice is saved for your next visit.

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