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Integrates with Ambivo's CRM API to enable natural language querying of leads, contacts, opportuniti...

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Integrates with Ambivo's CRM API to enable natural language querying of leads, contacts, opportunities, and other business objects with secure JWT authentication and multi-tenant support.

  1. Log in to your Ambivo account or admin dashboard (the Ambivo API base URL is referenced as https://goferapi.ambivo.com). (juheapi.com)

  2. Find the API / Developer / Integrations settings (look for sections named “API Keys”, “Developer”, “Integrations”, or “API Tokens”) and create or view an API credential. Ambivo’s MCP server expects a JWT Bearer token for authentication (the README says the token should be a valid JWT from Ambivo API authentication). (juheapi.com)

  3. Copy the credential you obtain:

    • If you are given a JWT token directly, copy that token.
    • If you are given an API key (not a JWT), copy the API key — some Ambivo integrations use API keys which may need to be exchanged for a JWT or accepted directly by the MCP server depending on your Ambivo account. If Ambivo docs show a “generate token” or “exchange API key for token” endpoint, follow that flow to get a JWT. (pipedream.com)

  4. Open the FastMCP connection interface (click your “Install Now” button to add ENVs).

  5. In the FastMCP ENVs form, set the authentication environment variable(s):

    • Preferred: AMBIVO_AUTH_TOKEN = (this name is commonly used for prepopulating the token). (glama.ai)
    • If Ambivo provided only an API key and your deployment expects that, also try AMBIVO_API_KEY = .
    • Do not include extra whitespace or surrounding quotes when pasting the token.

  6. Save/Install via the “Install Now” button in the FastMCP interface to apply the ENV values.

  7. Verify the server/client authentication:

    • If needed, run the MCP tool call to set the token at runtime (use the server’s set_auth_token tool) with the same JWT you added to the ENVs:
      { "tool": "set_auth_token", "arguments": { "token": "" } }. (juheapi.com)

  8. Test a query (for example, call the natural_query tool) to confirm the token works:

    • Example: { "tool": "natural_query", "arguments": { "query": "Show me leads created this week", "response_format": "both" } }. (juheapi.com)

  9. Secure the token: treat it as a secret (do not commit to source control), restrict access in FastMCP to trusted users, and rotate the token per your organization’s security policy.

  10. If you cannot find a way to generate a JWT in your Ambivo dashboard, contact Ambivo support or check Ambivo developer/docs for the “API keys” or “token” generation instructions — some Ambivo integrations expose an API-key-to-JWT exchange in their docs. (pipedream.com)

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