Veew + Claude, ChatGPT & any MCP client
Ask your AI for the proposal. Veew writes it.
Connect Veew to the assistant you already work in. Paste the call notes, name the template, and get back an on-brand draft built from the deal, with your pricing and approved proof, ready for you to review and send.
One conversation
From call notes to a designed proposal, without leaving the chat.
Your assistant already has the context: the transcript you pasted, the email thread, the research you just did. With Veew connected, it picks the template, files the notes on the deal (creating the deal if it's new), and asks Veew to write. You get a link to a finished draft, not a wall of text to format.
- Proposals, sales decks, and one-pagers, from any of your templates
- “Make the summary shorter” rewrites one section in place
- “Who opened the Northwind proposal?” answers from real engagement data
create_proposal · SaaS subscription proposal
Veew is writing the draft…
Why not just ask the AI to write it?
Your assistant brings the context. Veew brings the standard.
A general assistant writes well, but it doesn't know your pricing, invents case studies, and hands you text you still have to design. Through the connector, the writing happens in Veew, against the same rules as every other proposal your team sends.
Only proof you approved
Veew cites the case studies, testimonials, and stats in your library, and nothing it made up.
Your brand and pricing
Templates, locked sections, brand kit, and product catalog all apply. The draft looks like your best proposal.
The deal keeps the notes
Notes your assistant files stay on the deal, feed the deal brief, and inform every document after this one.
A person always publishes
Drafts only, by design.
An AI assistant can create and revise drafts. It can't publish, share, send, or delete anything. Every AI-written section is marked for review in the editor, and the proposal reaches a buyer only when someone on your team chooses Go live.
Works as you
Each person connects their own assistant. It sees what they can see in Veew, nothing more.
Sign in, no API keys
Standard OAuth sign-in with a consent screen. Disconnect any app under Settings → Integrations, effective immediately.
Nothing kept from the chat
Veew logs which tool was called and when, never the conversation or what was sent.
Set up in two minutes
Add one URL to your assistant.
Copy the URL
https://veew.ai/mcp
Add it as a connector
Claude: Customize → Connectors → Add custom connector. ChatGPT, Cursor, and Claude Code: wherever the app adds MCP servers.
Sign in and allow
Your assistant sends you to Veew once. Approve it, and start asking.
Step by step, including Claude Team and ChatGPT workspaces: Connect Claude, ChatGPT and other AI apps.
What your assistant can do
Thirteen tools, one job: better proposals, faster.
Veew MCP connector FAQ
What is an MCP server?
MCP (Model Context Protocol) is the open standard AI assistants use to connect to other software. Veew runs a remote MCP server at veew.ai/mcp, so any assistant that supports MCP connectors, including Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor, and Claude Code, can work with your Veew workspace in plain language.
What can my AI assistant do in Veew?
Read your templates, deals, and documents; start a deal and file meeting notes on it; create a proposal, sales deck, or one-pager from a template and have Veew write it; rewrite a single section; redraft a whole document; and tell you how buyers engaged with anything you have shared.
Can the AI publish or send a proposal to my customer?
No. Everything an assistant creates is a draft. A person opens it in Veew, reviews the AI-written sections, and chooses Share, then Go live. The connector has no tool for publishing, sending, or deleting, and its access token can't publish on its own either.
Who writes the proposal, my AI or Veew?
Veew does. Your assistant gathers the context (the call notes, the email thread, what you tell it) and hands it over. Veew's drafter writes the document in your brand voice, with your pricing and only the case studies and stats you have approved. That's how a proposal drafted from Claude looks the same as one drafted in Veew.
Which plan includes the MCP connector?
Team. Anyone in a Team workspace can connect their own assistant; each connection works as that person, with their permissions.
Do I need an API key?
No. You add the connector URL to your assistant, sign in to Veew when it asks, and approve the connection. You can see and disconnect every connected app under Settings → Integrations.
How long does a draft take?
Usually under a minute. The assistant keeps you posted while Veew writes, then hands back a link to the draft.
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- From call notes to proposal: what to do with the summary your notetaker just wrote
Fathom, Fireflies, Otter, Read AI, and Granola capture the call. Here's how to get from the summary to a proposal: what to extract, where it goes, and how to automate it.
Team plan
Your AI assistant, now with a proposal team behind it.
Start free, move to Team when you're ready, and connect Claude, ChatGPT, or Cursor in two minutes.
Free plan, no card required.