Creartful AIConnectors
Your tools, connected.
Search Console, analytics, Merchant Center, your store, CRM, email and SMS, connected to one Claude project through MCP, so your marketing is read and worked on as one system.
In plain words
What MCP is, and why it matters to you.
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, is an open standard for linking an AI model to the software a business already uses.
Think of it as one adapter that fits many sockets. Without it, an AI workspace only knows what someone pastes into it. With it, your Claude project can read your live product data, your pages and your search data, and prepare changes in the systems where the work actually lives.
Because it is a standard, a connector is a defined, testable piece: it states what it can read, what it can change, and whose account it acts through. That is what lets us set its access, review its output on the human belay, and remove it cleanly.
What connects
Your whole marketing stack, in one workspace.
Search, analytics, shopping, local, CRM, email and SMS. Pick a group to see the systems in it, what the workspace does with them, and where each connection stands today.
Search and analytics.
What people search for, which pages they choose, and what they do after they arrive. Read side by side, so SEO and AEO work goes where it counts.
- Google Search ConsoleQueries, pages, impressions and clicksCommunity or custom connector
- Google Analytics 4Traffic, conversions and AI referral visitsOfficial, early release, read only
Store and shopping.
Your catalog is the source of truth for pages, feeds and campaigns. The workspace reads it live and keeps the Merchant Center feed and your markup in step with it.
- ShopifyProducts, variants, pricing and collectionsOfficial
- WooCommerceProducts and ordersOfficial, developer preview
- Google Merchant CenterFeed, diagnostics and disapprovalsOfficial, early release
Local.
For a business people visit, the profile on the map and the site have to agree. The workspace checks them against each other every cycle.
- Google Business ProfileName, hours, categories, services and reviewsThird-party or custom connector
- Location dataA sheet of locations, hours and servicesEvery plan
CRM.
Who your customers and leads are, and what they have bought or asked about. Segments from the CRM shape the campaigns the workspace drafts.
- HubSpotContacts, companies, deals and segmentsOfficial
- SalesforceRecords, segments and marketing dataOfficial
- Other CRMsAny system with an APICustom, on Expedition
Email and SMS.
Campaigns built from live products, prices and links, in your voice, drafted for review and sent to your approver as a test first.
- KlaviyoCampaigns, flows and performanceOfficial
- MailchimpAudiences, campaigns and reportsConfirmed on the call
- AttentiveSMS campaigns, journeys and segmentsOfficial, beta
- Listrak and othersThrough a custom connectorCustom, on Expedition
Website and files.
The site itself, where approved changes land, and the documents the workspace drafts from: brand guides, price lists and product sheets.
- WordPressPages, posts, media and structured dataScoped per site
- Shopify themesTemplates and sectionsOfficial
- Files and documentsBrand guide, price lists, product sheetsEvery plan
Status as of October 2026. Connectors change quickly: “official” means published by the company that makes the tool. We confirm each one, and its access level, on the discovery call.
Connected, not just collected
Two systems, read together.
The value is in the pairs. Each of these needs two sources side by side, which is exactly what one workspace gives you.
Search Console + your site
Seen often, chosen rarely.
Queries with many impressions and few clicks point to titles and descriptions worth rewriting.
Merchant Center + your store
One price everywhere.
Feed, product page and markup checked against each other, and disapproved products fixed at the source.
GA4 + Search Console
Where to work next.
Which pages earn search and AI referral visits, and which bring visits that go nowhere.
Your store + email and SMS
Campaigns that match the shelf.
Sale, restock and new-arrival sends built from live prices, stock and links.
CRM + email
The right message to the right list.
Segments from your CRM shape what each campaign says and who it goes to.
Business Profile + your site
The same details everywhere.
Name, address, phone, hours and services kept in step on the map and on every location page.
The overview
How the engine fits together.
Your tools feed one Claude project. The project drafts the work. A person on our side reviews it, and only then does it ship to your site, your list or your catalog.
signed off
- Your toolsStore and catalog, website, Search Console, GA4, Merchant Center, CRM, email and SMS, files and documents.
- Your Claude projectBrand rules, product data and live connections in one workspace. It drafts the work.
- Human belayA person at the studio checks, reprompts and signs off.
- What shipsPages and structured data, catalog content, campaign builds and the changelog.
- Automated path, drafted in the workspace
- Steps a person owns
One connection, start to finish
How a connector is set up.
Every connector climbs the same short route, so you always know what it can do and how to take it away.
Map it.
We list the tasks the connection serves and the least access those tasks need.
Grant it.
You grant that access from your own account. No shared passwords.
Test it.
It reads first. Writes are tested on a draft or a preview before they touch anything live.
Remove it.
You can revoke it from your account at any time, and we note the change in the changelog.
Next steps
Three ways in.
Book a call to talk it through, ask the help desk a question, or sign in if you are already a client.
Origin Point
Book a discovery call.
One conversation about your site, your tools and the work that repeats.
Book a callHelp desk
Ask a question.
Search the answers, or send a request and a person replies.
Open the help deskClients
Sign in to your portal.
Your changelog, approvals, reports and access.
Client sign-in
Ready to work together?
Start at the Origin Point.
Tell us which tools your team uses, and we will tell you what can be connected and what each connection could take off your list.