Connect Grok to Quest Portal

Add Quest Portal to Grok as a custom connector, on the web or in the Grok apps.

The address to use: https://mcp.questportal.com/mcp

Not yet confirmed with a live sign-in. Grok accepts any remote MCP server with OAuth and everything it is known to send is accepted by Quest Portal, but nobody has completed the connection from a Grok account. If it doesn't work for you, tell support what you saw. The steps follow xAI's documentation: https://docs.x.ai/grok/connectors

What you need

  • A Quest Portal account with Core or Pro, including the free trials. With Core your assistant can read your campaigns; with Pro it can also make changes.

  • A Grok account.

Set up

Step 1: Open Connectors. Go to grok.com/connectors, click New Connector and select Custom.

Step 2: Add Quest Portal. Enter the server URL. Leave the client fields empty and keep the suggested sign-in settings.

Step 3: Approve access in Quest Portal. A Quest Portal page opens in your browser. Sign in if asked, check what Grok is asking to use, and click Allow access.

Good to know

  • On Grok Business and Enterprise, a team admin first adds the connector in the xAI console under Grok Business, then Connectors.

  • In Grok Build, xAI's coding CLI, run grok mcp add --transport http questportal https://mcp.questportal.com/mcp.

More help

See Connect Quest Portal to Claude and ChatGPT for what your assistant can do, what it can access and how to disconnect it. You can see and disconnect every connected assistant at https://app.questportal.com/settings/mcp.

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