Connect ChatGPT to Unify

Use ChatGPT with the Unify MCP connection to investigate your sites and, when permitted, save changes to dashboards, reports and other supported configurations.

Before you start

Sign in to Unify with your personal Insights account. Select the intended account and open MCP. You do not need an OpenAI API key, an Eniris administrator account or a password pasted into chat.

Add the connection in ChatGPT

Use ChatGPT on the web in a workspace that allows custom remote MCP connections. In the current interface:

1. Open Plugins, choose +, then Add custom MCP server.
2. Enter a recognizable name, such as Unify – Demo Operations.
3. Set the server URL to https://unify.eniris.com/bff/mcp.
4. Choose OAuth authentication and create the plugin.
5. Install it from its plugin details. Creating a definition alone does not make it available in conversations.
6. Complete sign-in and the Unify authorization described below.
7. In a conversation, type @ and select the installed Unify plugin.

Workspace controls can restrict custom connections. If your interface uses different labels, follow OpenAI's current custom MCP connection instructions. The Unify URL and authentication method remain the same.

Approve access in Unify

The authorization screen identifies the requesting app, its callback origin and the selected Unify account. Check these before choosing Allow connection.

Also allow editing is off by default. Leave it off to read and analyze data. Enable it if you want supported write operations and you already have the relevant rights in Unify. Granting this option does not turn a viewer into an administrator.

If the account is wrong, deny the request, select the correct account in Unify and restart the connection. Do not approve the wrong account expecting an account change in the browser to fix the AI connection later.

Verify your first request

Use this prompt with the Unify plugin selected:

Use portal_guide to show the connected Unify account and permissions. List the first ten accessible sites, including their IDs. Do not save or change anything.

Check that ChatGPT used Unify tools and returned the expected account. A general answer about solar monitoring does not verify that the connection works.

Next, try a bounded investigation:

Find Demo Solar North in the accessible sites. For the last complete calendar month in the site's timezone, summarize production and PR with units and data gaps. Do not treat missing readings as zero.

“Demo Solar North” is a fictitious example; replace it with a site you can access.

Enable editing later

If the connection was authorized as read only, remove or reconnect it through the AI client, authorize again and enable Also allow editing. Ask ChatGPT to read the current object first, explain the change and preserve unrelated content. AI-client approval prompts are separate from Unify's authorization and permission checks.

After a successful save, inspect the corresponding item in Unify. For a chart or report example, continue with practical workflows.

Manage or remove access

In Unify, open MCP → My connections → Revoke access for the relevant entry. Remove the plugin in ChatGPT too if you no longer want it displayed there. Revoking access prevents subsequent authorized operations; it does not erase content already returned to a conversation.

See permissions and expiry or connection troubleshooting.