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Get your instance’s MCP URL from your administrator or Connect a client in the console. See connection prerequisites and sign-in before starting.

These screenshots show the Plugins interface provided in September 2026. Available options can depend on your account and workspace permissions. If your interface differs or you cannot add a plugin, ask your workspace administrator which setup path is available.

1. Open Plugins

Section titled “1. Open Plugins”

Select Plugins in the ChatGPT sidebar.

ChatGPT sidebar with an arrow pointing to Plugins

Click the + button beside the plugin search box.

Plugins page with an arrow pointing to the plus button

2. Create the plugin

Section titled “2. Create the plugin”

In New Plugin:

  1. Enter a name such as Cutova MCP for Epicor Kinetic. The description and icon are optional.
  2. Choose Server URL and paste the complete MCP URL for your instance. The ABCD quick code shown below is an example.
  3. Set Authentication to OAuth. Use the discovered settings; this flow does not require manually entering OAuth endpoints.
  4. Read the custom MCP server notice. If you recognize and trust the server you are adding, select I understand and want to continue.
  5. Click Create.

New Plugin dialog showing name, server URL, OAuth authentication, acknowledgement and Create

3. Sign in and authorize

Section titled “3. Sign in and authorize”

Click Sign in with Cutova MCP for Epicor Kinetic. The button uses the name you gave the plugin.

Add Cutova to ChatGPT dialog with the sign-in button

Sign in to your own Epicor environment using your normal sign-in method. Your environment may show a different sign-in screen.

Example Epicor sign-in screen

On the Epicor MCP Auth screen, review the notice and click Authorize.

Epicor MCP Auth screen with its authorization notice and Authorize button

Next, Cutova shows Authorize access to Epicor. Check the signed-in user, environment, application and destination. For this connection, the application is ChatGPT and the destination shown is https://chatgpt.com. If those details match the connection you started, click Allow access.

Cutova consent screen identifying ChatGPT, its destination and the Allow access button

The screenshot includes a notice for a newly registered application. Continue only when you recognize the setup you just initiated. For Epicor Classic’s token-paste flow, see the shared sign-in guide.

4. Check the available actions

Section titled “4. Check the available actions”

Return to the plugin’s settings in ChatGPT. Confirm that the connection and its Actions are listed. Your action list depends on the tools enabled for your instance; it may differ from this example.

ChatGPT plugin settings showing the Cutova connection and available actions

5. Try a first question

Section titled “5. Try a first question”

Open a new chat and ask a question supported by your installed tools. For example, if your instance has business reporting tools, you can ask How is my business doing today?

ChatGPT composer with an example business question

For a bounded first check with a known tool, follow your first tool call.

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