Follow Up Boss Connector
A self-hosted MCP server that connects a Follow Up Boss CRM account to Claude, enabling CRM operations through natural language via 25 curated tools and a raw API tool.
README
Follow Up Boss connector for Claude
A tiny self-hosted MCP server that connects one Follow Up Boss account to Claude. You deploy your own copy, it holds your own API key, and Claude talks to it over a private link. No middleman, no per-task fees, full CRM access.
Non-technical setup guide: GUIDE.md (about 20 minutes, no coding)
Deploy your own
After deploying, your connector URL is:
https://YOUR-APP.vercel.app/c/YOUR-MCP-SECRET/mcp
Add that as a custom connector in Claude (Settings > Connectors > Add custom connector).
How it works
- Next.js App Router + mcp-handler, stateless Streamable HTTP (no Redis)
- The URL path carries a long random secret; the API route checks it (constant-time) before anything runs, and wrong or missing secrets get a bare 404
- 25 curated tools cover the everyday CRM surface (people, leads via /events so action plans fire, notes, tasks, calls, texts, appointments, deals, pipelines, stages, users, action plans, custom fields, timeline)
- One
fub_apiraw tool covers the entire rest of the Follow Up Boss REST API - DELETE calls are blocked unless you set
FUB_ALLOW_DELETE=1 - New leads are created through
POST /v1/events, the supported intake path, so Follow Up Boss deduplicates and fires lead flows exactly as if the lead came from a website
Environment variables
| Name | Required | What it is |
|---|---|---|
FUB_API_KEY |
yes | Your Follow Up Boss API key (Admin > API > Create API Key) |
MCP_SECRET |
yes | A long random password you make up; becomes part of your private URL |
FUB_ALLOW_DELETE |
no | Set to 1 to let the raw tool make DELETE calls. Off by default |
FUB_X_SYSTEM / FUB_X_SYSTEM_KEY |
no | Only for registered Follow Up Boss partner systems |
Local development
npm install
cp .env.example .env.local # fill in FUB_API_KEY and MCP_SECRET
npm run dev
# connector at http://localhost:3000/c/YOUR-MCP-SECRET/mcp
Security model
The secret link is the whole gate, so treat the full URL like a password. It is checked in constant time, invalid attempts get an anonymous 404, the internal /api path cannot be reached without the secret, and the MCP layer never sees the secret (the URL is normalized before it is handed off). Rotate by changing MCP_SECRET and redeploying; revoke everything by deleting the API key in Follow Up Boss.
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