Coming Soon! Fathom MCP: Connect Claude & ChatGPT

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MCP (Model Context Protocol) lets you connect Fathom to AI assistants like Claude and ChatGPT, so you can ask questions about your meetings and create work products (emails, plans, briefs, etc.) without having to copy/paste meeting content.

This feature is currently in a closed beta and will be available in the coming weeks!

What you can do with the MCP integration

  • Ask Claude/ChatGPT questions about your meetings.

  • Draft follow-ups, QBR narratives, action plans, and other deliverables using meeting context.

  • Combine Fathom meeting context with other context you already use in Claude/ChatGPT (docs, notes, plans, etc.)

What data can Claude/ChatGPT access?

  • The integration can only access meetings you already have permission to view in Fathom.

  • MCP doesn’t unlock new categories of data - it mainly makes it easier for Claude/ChatGPT to retrieve the meeting context you need.

Setting Up the Integration

ChatGPT

  1. Visit ChatGPT Apps

  2. Find and connect to Fathom

  3. Complete the OAuth authentication

  4. Configure any required settings

Claude

  1. If you’re on Claude Teams or Claude Enterprise, an account owner has to enable connectors first. See instructions here!

  2. Visit the Anthropic MCP Directory

  3. Find and connect to Fathom

  4. Complete the OAuth authentication

When should you use MCP vs Account-Wide Ask Fathom?

Use Account-Wide Ask Fathom when:

  • You want a guided “answer across meetings” experience inside Fathom.

  • You don’t need to create the output elsewhere.

Use the MCP integration when:

  • You want meeting context available inside Claude/ChatGPT.

  • You want to create deliverables outside Fathom or combine meeting context with other sources.

Learn more about Ask Fathom here!

Example Prompts

  • Draft a follow-up email for the client based on my last meeting with Acme Corp.

  • Compare what customers are asking for in my sales meetings with our current product roadmap doc.

  • Every Friday, summarize the top customer objections from this week’s sales meetings and draft a short brief for the team.

  • Find mentions of competitor X across my recent customer calls and summarize patterns.