Inventory & products
Find products by name, UPC, or SKU and understand exactly what is available.
- Available and reserved quantity
- Warehouse-level stock
- Product and identifier details
Ask questions across live inventory, quotes, invoices, customers, fulfillment, and more—without opening another dashboard.
The connector gives approved BuyINT administrators 22 focused tools for accurate, live answers inside Claude.
Find products by name, UPC, or SKU and understand exactly what is available.
Review quote pipelines and retrieve detailed line items using public quote numbers.
Surface invoice details, overdue exposure, and client credit usage.
Find companies, inspect account details, and identify pending approvals.
Track fulfillment, RMAs, serials, vendors, and integration health.
Start with a high-level snapshot, then ask Claude to investigate what matters.
Each administrator connects with their own BuyINT identity. Claude never receives or stores the user's password.
Use the secure MCP endpoint shown here.
In Claude, open Customize → Connectors, select Add custom connector, and paste the URL.
Authenticate with an Admin or Super Admin account and complete the emailed OTP.
Try “What inventory is low?” or “Show me pending customer approvals.”
The connector uses OAuth 2.1 with PKCE and applies BuyINT identity checks before any tool can access operational data.
At launch, only active BuyINT Admin and Super Admin accounts. Sales Manager and Sales Representative access can be added later with their existing role permissions and assigned-client scope.
No. Phase 1 is intentionally read-only. Claude can search, summarize, compare, and explain operational data without making changes.
No. Authentication happens on the BuyINT-hosted sign-in page using OAuth 2.1. Claude receives an access token after successful sign-in and OTP verification, not the password.
Ask naturally: “How many AirPods do we have?”, “Show pending quotes,” “Which invoices are overdue?”, “Any new customers awaiting approval?”, or “What RMAs are still open?”