Prepare structured coaching and business reviews from approved FITsociety records.
Connect Claude to FITsociety’s hosted MCP server and work through client questions with the information your connection is allowed to use. You choose the company access, modules and any selected write actions in FITsociety’s authorisation flow.
A structured review begins with a clear scope: one client, a defined period and a specific question. Claude can use approved FITsociety tools to gather the relevant records, organise the observations and prepare questions for the coach.
The same server supports different requests according to the approved grant.
Review permitted plans and recorded sessions to prepare the next coaching conversation. Training information requires health-data consent.
Summarise bookings for a named client and period, with attended, cancelled and absent sessions kept separate.
Inspect accessible invoice records and prepare a list of follow-up questions. Current MCP invoice tools do not change invoice status or collect payments.
Use FITsociety to confirm this client’s profile. Review their bookings and any coach notes you are permitted to access for the last 14 days. Return recorded facts, missing context and a draft check-in agenda as separate sections. Do not create a note or change a booking.
If the assistant cannot access notes, it should state that limitation. Private notes require their own consent and module access; they are not included simply because bookings are available.
Enable the company MCP feature first. A Manager or Admin coach must approve company access during FITsociety authorisation.
https://mcp.fitsociety.io/mcp/v1
Team and Enterprise organisations require an authorised owner or administrator to add the connector first. Members then connect individually. See the FITsociety Claude guide and Claude’s current custom connector instructions for workspace-specific steps.
Begin with the minimum modules needed for your review. Health information and private communications require additional consent. To enable a supported write, the grant must allow writes and include the specific tool.
Ask to review the exact proposal before saving, then check the affected record in FITsociety. This review step is part of the workflow you establish with Claude; the grant controls which actions the server permits.
Anthropic receives the results requested through the connection under its own terms. You can revoke future access in FITsociety, but revocation does not remove results already shared. Read the MCP security and privacy guide before using sensitive client information.
No. FITsociety hosts a remote server at the URL above. Claude needs permission to use custom connectors and the company needs MCP enabled in FITsociety.
A coach with an active Manager or Admin role approves company access in FITsociety. Claude organisation permissions can separately determine who may add the connector to the workspace.
Use Register automatically if Claude asks how to identify the OAuth client. FITsociety supports dynamic client registration. Follow the linked connection guide for the supported setup rather than pasting account credentials into a chat.
The supported note-creation tool requires the client notes module, private-communication consent, write access and explicit approval of that write tool. Draft and review the note before asking the assistant to save it.
No. The connection only exposes permitted records and tools. Enabled company features, module selections, account access, consent and applicable history limits can all affect what Claude can retrieve.
Both clients use FITsociety’s MCP server and permission model. The setup interface and assistant experience differ. Equivalent approved grants expose the same supported FITsociety tools; neither client bypasses the server’s access controls.
Connect the assistant to the coaching or business work you want to improve.
See how FITsociety’s client context and permissioned tools support the review you want to run with Claude.