Connect your AI client to Zoloo MCP
This guide helps you connect an AI client to your Zoloo account. First check that MCP is available for your account, and choose only the permissions your first use case needs.
What you need
A Zoloo account on a plan that includes MCP (from Business). Under Settings → AI-agents (MCP) you see your allowance and your connected apps. If your client does not sign in with your Zoloo account, create an MCP key there and choose per area what the client may read.
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Do not paste passwords, bol.com API secrets or MCP keys into a regular chat message. A key only belongs in your client's configuration field or secret store. If you sign in with your Zoloo account, you confirm the connection inside Zoloo itself, while you are signed in.
Pick your client
Connect in a few steps
Claude Desktop, Claude Code, ChatGPT and Codex sign in with your Zoloo account. For the other clients below you put an MCP key in their own settings. Select your client; the steps and the configuration adapt.
Claude Desktop
- 1In Claude, open the connector settings and choose "Add custom connector". On Team and Enterprise, the owner first adds the connector in the organisation settings.
- 2Enter Zoloo as the name and paste the address below as the URL. Copy each value with its own button.
- 3Open the advanced settings and enter claude-desktop as the OAuth Client ID. No client secret is needed.
- 4Connect. You land on a Zoloo MCP page that lists what the client may read, with a button into Zoloo where you approve while signed in. Then pick the Zoloo connector in a chat.
Zoloohttps://mcp.boloo.co/mcpclaude-desktopApproving happens in Zoloo
When you sign in, you first see a Zoloo MCP page. It names the client that is asking and lists what it may read. The button takes you into Zoloo, where you approve on your own signed-in account, and your client carries on from there. Changed your mind? Deny it on that same page and nothing happens.
What about DeepSeek?
DeepSeek is a model, not a client. If you run DeepSeek inside Hermes, OpenClaw or Cursor, follow that client's tab above: the Zoloo connection is exactly the same.
Steps based on the official documentation of: Claude, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, Hermes Agent, OpenClaw, ChatGPT, ChatGPT desktop app, OpenAI Codex, VS Code
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Which plan includes MCP
MCP is included from the Business plan. The pricing page shows how many calls per month each plan includes. How many your account has, and what is left this period, is in Zoloo under Settings → AI-agents (MCP). Hourly limits apply even with an unlimited allowance.
Taking access away again
On that same page you can revoke a key at any moment; it stops working immediately. An app you connected by signing in is listed under Connected apps and can be disconnected there. Revoking never touches your bol.com connection itself. Data your AI client has already received stays under your AI provider's policy.
Try it
Start with a read question
Pick a question whose answer you can check in Zoloo yourself, and say that the client must not change anything.
- Summarise the available campaign performance for the last 7 days. State the period and the source. Change nothing.
- Show the stock of my offers, from low to high. Report missing data and change nothing.
- Summarise my tracked products and keep estimates apart from measured figures.
- Compare my revenue this month with last month and state both periods.