How to Connect Your AI Assistant to Peedia Online with MCP Connect Peedia Online to Claude or ChatGPT and ask questions about your store in everyday language. Your AI assistant can help you review sales, find popular products, check stock, and decide what to focus on next. For example, ask: “How did my store perform this month, and what should I focus on next?” Step 1: Copy the Peedia MCP link Open your Peedia AI connections settings. Go to Settings → AI connections (MCP). Find MCP server URL and select Copy URL. You can also copy the link here: https://mcp.peedia.online/mcp Step 2: Add Peedia to Claude or ChatGPT Connect with Claude Open Claude and go to Customize → Connectors. In some versions, you will find Connectors under Settings. Select + Add → Add custom connector. Enter Peedia Online as the name and paste the Peedia MCP link into the URL field. Save or continue if prompted, then select Connect. Connect with ChatGPT Open ChatGPT in your browser and go to its apps or connectors area. Some versions call this Plugins. Choose the option to add a custom app or MCP server. Enter Peedia Online as the name and paste the Peedia MCP link into the server URL field. Save or continue if prompted, then select Connect. If you cannot find the option to add a connection, check whether it is available on your AI account. If you use a work account, ask your workspace administrator to help. Step 3: Sign in to Peedia After you select Connect, you will be taken to the Peedia Online sign-in page. Sign in with the Peedia account for the store you want to use. If you are already signed in, you may skip this screen. If an approval screen appears, check the store and select Allow access. You will be taken back to Claude or ChatGPT to finish connecting. Step 4: Ask your first question Open a conversation and select Peedia Online from the apps or connectors menu if needed. Then try: Show me five products from my Peedia store. Once your assistant responds with your store’s products, you can start asking more questions. You can also follow up naturally: “Which of these products had the most orders this month?” Useful prompts to try Copy a prompt below into your AI chat. Change the period or product name to match what you want to explore. Get a sales overview Summarize my Peedia store’s performance over the last 30 days. Show the number of orders, total order value, and payments received separately. Explain the main findings in simple language. Use this to prepare for a weekly or monthly business review. Find your most popular products Which products had the most units ordered in the last 30 days? Show the top five and suggest which ones I should review for my next promotion. This helps you choose products to feature in your store or marketing. Check stock Review stock for my most-ordered products. Which ones may need restocking? If stock is held in different locations, show those separately. Use this to plan a stock check before promoting a product. Review unpaid or failed payments Review orders from the last 30 days. Summarize unpaid, failed, and partially paid orders, and suggest what I should check in my Peedia dashboard. This gives you a starting point for reviewing payment issues. Explore carts left behind Which products appear most often in cart items left for at least 24 hours? Summarize what the figures show and suggest a few things I could check in my store. Use this to decide which products or parts of checkout to investigate. Review checkout and delivery Review my current checkout and shipping settings. Suggest three things I could check to make ordering clearer and easier for customers. This helps you prepare a practical checklist for reviewing your checkout. Understand repeat ordering For the last 30 days, compare customers who placed one order with those who placed more than one. Explain the results simply and suggest ideas I could consider to encourage repeat orders. Use this as a starting point for planning offers or improving the shopping experience. Plan your next steps Review my store’s recent sales, products, stock, and checkout settings. Suggest three priorities for this week. Explain the store figures behind each suggestion and one action I can check in Peedia. This turns a broad store review into a short list of things to work on. Get more helpful answers Be specific about what you want to understand. Instead of “How is my store doing?”, try “Which five products had the most units ordered in the last 30 days?” Keep the conversation going with follow-up questions such as “Explain that more simply,” “Show this as a table,” or “What should I check first?”