BigHoot MCP server analytics connection

Connect Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or n8n to BigHoot through OAuth 2.1 and nine read-only MCP tools. View the reference and try example requests.

What is mcp server analytics and why would you use it?

mcp server analytics means your AI client queries the analytics data directly instead of you exporting dashboards. The BigHoot MCP server speaks Streamable HTTP with JSON-RPC 2.0 and exposes 9 read-only tools – from get_kpis and get_funnel_performance to get_watchtower_alerts. Claude, ChatGPT, Cursor or n8n pull aggregated numbers straight into the conversation.

Can an AI client change anything in my account?

No. All tools are read-only and annotated with readOnlyHint. Write operations are not part of this version.

Is personal data transferred?

No. The server returns aggregated, PII-free metrics only. Raw session content, names, email addresses and IP addresses never leave BigHoot.

Do I need a specific plan?

Projects on any plan can connect. Individual tools follow the same plan gates as the matching dashboard feature — funnels and heatmaps from Starter, e-commerce, session frustration and AI recommendations from Growth.

Does this work with multiple projects or companies?

Yes. list_projects returns every project you have access to, across accounts. Every other tool expects a project_id, so analyses stay cleanly separated.

How do I revoke a client's access?

In your AI client's connection settings, or in BigHoot under MCP Connections. That page also shows the log of recent tool calls.

Which questions can you ask through the MCP server?

Typical questions are "How did conversion rate move this week?", "Where does my checkout funnel break?", "Which pages create the most rage clicks?" or "Which Watchtower alerts are open?". The client picks the matching tool and gets aggregated, PII-free values back – no raw data and no write access.