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Connect ChatGPT

Ask ChatGPT to analyze your clients' books and take action. Pull reports, categorize transactions, and automate rules without leaving the conversation

What You'll Need

  • A ChatGPT account. ChatGPT's Plugins directory is open on every plan, but whether you can connect Kick depends on your plan, region, and workspace settings.

  • A Kick account with access to at least one workspace

Tip: Log in to your Kick account in your browser before starting. This makes the authorization step faster.


Connect ChatGPT to Kick

Step 1: Add Kick from the Plugins Directory

Open the Kick listing in ChatGPT, or open ChatGPT's Plugins directory and search for Kick. Open the listing and click Connect.

In ChatGPT Business, apps are on by default, but an admin can turn them off. In Enterprise and Edu, apps are off until an admin enables them. If Connect is grayed out or says Disabled by admin, ask your workspace admin to enable Kick in Workspace settings > Apps.

Step 2: Authorize the Connection

Kick's authorization page opens, titled "ChatGPT is requesting access".

  1. Sign in to your Kick account if prompted.

  2. Under Permissions, choose Read & write or Read only. Read & write appears only when ChatGPT asks for write access.

  3. Under Workspace access, check All workspaces, or check each workspace ChatGPT may use. All workspaces also covers workspaces you're added to later.

  4. Click Authorize.

Step 3: Use Kick in a Conversation

In any chat, type @Kick followed by what you want, or open the + menu and choose Kick. On some screens, Kick is under More.


Verify Your Connection

Start a chat with Kick and ask:

ChatGPT should respond with available tools (like transactions_query, reports_query, context_browse) and your active workspace name.


Troubleshooting

Connect Is Grayed Out or Says Disabled by Admin

Your plan, region, or workspace settings don't allow the Kick app. In a Business, Enterprise, or Edu workspace, ask your admin to enable Kick in Workspace settings > Apps.

Authorization Failed or Connection Error

The authorization didn't complete successfully.

  1. In ChatGPT, go to Settings > Apps and disconnect Kick.

  2. Open the Kick listing again and click Connect.

  3. Click Authorize on the Kick authorization page.

Wrong Workspace Showing

Your Kick account has access to multiple workspaces. Tell ChatGPT which workspace you want to use:

If the workspace isn't available at all, it wasn't selected when you authorized. Disconnect Kick and connect again, checking that workspace.


Data Privacy and Security

  • OpenAI's terms apply: When you connect Kick to ChatGPT, your use of ChatGPT is governed by OpenAI's terms and privacy policies, not Kick's.

  • Training depends on your plan: On ChatGPT Business, Enterprise, and Edu, OpenAI doesn't use information from apps to train its models by default. On Free, Go, Plus, and Pro, it may, while Improve the model for everyone is on, which it is by default. Turn it off in Settings > Data Controls. Weigh that before using a personal account with client books.

  • Memory can keep what ChatGPT reads: If Memory is on, ChatGPT may remember information it pulled from Kick.

  • Access is limited to what you authorized: ChatGPT can reach only the workspaces you checked when you authorized, only while you still have access to them in Kick, and only at the permission you chose.

  • Changes are previewed, and ChatGPT asks before important ones: Kick prepares a preview of every change before applying it. By default, ChatGPT asks for your approval before actions it considers important. If you choose Always allow for Kick, changes can run without asking. Review this under Settings > Apps.

  • You control access: Disconnect Kick at any time from Settings > Apps.


Next Steps

Now that you're connected:

  1. Try a sample query: "List my workspaces" or "What tools can you use?"

  2. Explore reports by asking ChatGPT to generate a cash flow projection for a client.

  3. Check out the Kick MCP Use Case Library.

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