The ValueCore MCP server connects Claude Desktop to your ValueCore account. Find a business case, read its inputs and assumptions, update values, and turn the result into a share link or a PowerPoint — without leaving the conversation.
Works with Claude Free, Pro, Max, Team & Enterprise
Sign in with your own ValueCore account Nothing to install
Every request maps to ValueCore tools that run on your behalf. Claude reads first, proposes changes, and asks you to confirm before it writes, shares, or exports anything.
Every request maps to ValueCore tools that run on your behalf. Claude reads first, proposes changes, and asks you to confirm before it writes, shares, or exports anything.
Try:
Use the ValueCore list_visualizers tool to list my recent business cases with their names and links. Do not change anything.
Pull the inputs, assumptions, and calculated outputs for one section of a large model, with a link to open it in ValueCore.
Try:
For the business case I selected, show the current inputs and calculated outputs in its ROI section. Explain the assumptions and include the link to open
it in ValueCore.
Start from one of your organization’s approved models, or change specific inputs on an existing case. Claude reports accepted and rejected inputs, then reads back the new results.
Try:
Help me create a business case named Acme Evaluation. First list the suitable ValueCore models and ask me to select one. Then show the proposed inputs and ask me to confirm.
Export a reviewed case to PowerPoint, or create a customer- facing share snapshot with its own link — and see who has opened it.
Try:
Export the reviewed business case to PowerPoint once. Check the existing export job until it completes and return its download link.
confirm your user and organization
your recent business cases
new case from a model
change inputs, with feedback
who opened a shared case
opportunities from your CRM
your org's guidance for Claude
search by name
rename or reconfigure
read the computed outputs
start a PowerPoint export
find proof points
models available to you
work on one case
inputs a case exposes
customer-facing snapshot link
poll a job, get the download
pull a case study's detail
Your connection acts as the ValueCore user who signs in. Existing visualizers are scoped to that user’s own records, and every write, share, or export shows up as a tool permission prompt you can allow or decline.
ValueCore is a remote custom connector. Add it once, sign in with the ValueCore account you already use, and run a quick identity check.
In Claude Desktop open Customize › Connectors › Add custom connector. Name it ValueCore, paste the server URL, and keep /mcp/sse at the end. If a transport selector appears, choose Streamable HTTP.
Claude opens the ValueCore authorization page on api.visualize-roi.com. Use your usual ValueCore username and password. On single sign-on, generate a personal access token under MCP Server Access in your ValueCore account menu and paste it in.
Start a new chat, enable ValueCore, and ask: "Use only the ValueCore whoami tool. Tell me my ValueCore user name and organization name." When it returns the account you expect, you're ready to work with business data.
A Claude Team or Enterprise Owner adds ValueCore once from Organization settings. Each member then authorizes their own ValueCore account, so access always matches what that person can already see in ValueCore.
Add the connector from Organization settings Connectors, then set default tool permission restrictions to match company policy. Members can choose stricter permissions for themselves.
Every employee authorizes with their own ValueCore login or personal access token. There is no shared identity and no administrator view of everyone's records.
Role-based connector access on Enterprise plans works as usual. Offboarding is reviewed in both Claude and ValueCore, and a personal token is treated like a password.
Add the connector today. If you’re rolling it out to a team, the
connection guide walks Owners and members through every screen.