Dashboard

Connect IMAccelerator

IMAccelerator is an MCP server that lets Claude read this dashboard directly. It sees the same numbers you see here, with the same rules applied. Ask it “which webinar made the most money?”“which video brought the most sign-ups?” and it answers from live data instead of guessing.

Server URL
https://track.tijarahinstitute.com/mcp

Read-only. Nothing Claude does here can change or delete anything.

Your account connects to the same two tabs you have here: Organic and Daily opt-ins. Claude can’t see anything else through your login.

Which method should I use?

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No token, no config file. You approve it once with your work accountyour dashboard login.

  1. In Claude, open Settings → Connectors.
  2. Click Add custom connector.
  3. Paste the URL: https://track.tijarahinstitute.com/mcp
  4. Leave “OAuth Client ID” and “OAuth Client Secret” empty. They look required. They are not: Claude registers itself automatically.
  5. Click Add, then Connect.
  6. Sign in with your @imaccelerator.com Google account if asked,Sign in the way you sign in to this dashboard if asked, then click Connect on the approval screen.

Full access is for @imaccelerator.com accounts. That’s stricter than dashboard login on purpose. The MCP can read revenue, buyer journeys and registrant contact details. Editors can connect too, but only reach their Organic and Daily opt-ins tabs.

Access token Fallback

A small local program (mcp-remote) sits between Claude and the server and attaches your token. Use this for Claude Code, or if the first method doesn’t work.

Your token

Sign in as an admin to see the token

Visible to admins only. If you’re signed in and still can’t see it, ask an admin for it.

Claude Desktop

Open Settings → Developer → Edit Config, then paste this. If the file already lists other servers, add the IMAccelerator block alongside them rather than replacing everything.

claude_desktop_config.json
{
  "mcpServers": {
    "IMAccelerator": {
      "command": "npx",
      "args": [
        "-y",
        "mcp-remote",
        "https://track.tijarahinstitute.com/mcp",
        "--header",
        "Authorization:${AUTH_HEADER}"
      ],
      "env": {
        "AUTH_HEADER": "Bearer YOUR_TOKEN_HERE"
      }
    }
  }
}

Don’t tidy up that missing space after Authorization:. Windows mangles spaces inside args, so the space lives in the env value instead, where it’s safe.

Then fully quit and reopen Claude Desktop. Closing the window isn’t enough (⌘Q on Mac, quit from the system tray on Windows). The first start takes 10–20 seconds while it downloads mcp-remote.

Claude Code

Terminal
claude mcp add --transport http imaccelerator \
  https://track.tijarahinstitute.com/mcp \
  --header "Authorization: Bearer YOUR_TOKEN_HERE"

Check it worked

Open the connector menu in Claude. IMAccelerator should be listed with eleventhree tools. Then ask it something only this dashboard knows:

Ask Claude
Why are WhatsApp joins low compared to previous webinars?

It should come back with every show’s join rate, not a general answer.

It should come back with real videos and sign-up counts, not a general answer.

What you can ask it

Ask aboutExamples
Organic“Which video brought the most sign-ups?” · “Which channel converts best per 1,000 views?”
Daily opt-ins“How many opt-ins came from email last week?” · “Which source is growing?”
Webinars“Which webinars are coming up?”
Ask aboutExamples
Organic“Which video brought the most sign-ups?”
Daily opt-ins“How many opt-ins came from email last week?”
Comparing shows“Has attendance been sliding?” · “Which show had the best ROAS?”
One show“How did Aug 2 do?” · “Which landing page converted best?”
Ads“Which ad was cheapest?” · “Which creative hooks best?” · “Where did spend go by age?”
Sales team“Who’s the best closer?” · “Who rings bookings fastest?”
Revenue“Where did revenue come from last month?”
Data health“Is the data up to date?”
Anything elseIt can run read-only SQL against the database for one-off questions.

It knows the house rules. The tools carry the same definitions the dashboard uses: that a blank attendance means “Zoom told us nothing” rather than “nobody came”, that costs divide by ad-sourced leads only, that a small sample can’t win a ranking. So its answers should match what you see here.

If it doesn’t connect

Read-only access · ElevenThree tools · The server runs on the same box as this dashboard.

Technical detail lives in mcp-server/README.md in the repo.

Calling the data from a script instead? See the API reference.