MCP and API access: ask your hotel data from Claude or ChatGPT
Your Monday morning question deserves a one line answer, not seven dashboard clicks. Connect your assistant once and ask your hotel data in plain language.
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Quick answer
MCP, the Model Context Protocol, lets an AI assistant like Claude or ChatGPT query your analytics directly, so you can ask "how much AI traffic did my hotel get last month" in plain language and get your real numbers back. reporte.ai exposes a remote MCP server and a REST API over the same data your panel shows, secured with your own key.
How it works in reporte.ai
You connect the endpoint from your panel with a personal key. From that moment your assistant can list your properties, pull traffic and AI traffic, read hotel stats, check demand from your booking engine, review the health of your tracking and fetch your open recommendations.
The MCP tools reuse the exact same logic that renders your panel. That is a design decision, not a detail: an agent analytics setup where the API and the dashboard compute numbers separately ends with the assistant saying one thing and the screen another, and you never knowing which to trust.
This is what agent analytics looks like from the other side. Your data stops being a dashboard you visit and becomes a source your own AI tools can reason over, join with other context and summarize into the Monday morning question that actually matters.
The API serves the same data over plain HTTP for anything that is not an assistant, like a spreadsheet, an internal script or your PMS consultant. One key, revocable from your panel, and access is governed by your plan.
Who it is for
Independent hoteliers who already live in ChatGPT or Claude and want their numbers there too. Tech comfortable campings automating a weekly report. Small groups whose ops people prefer one question over seven dashboard clicks.
FAQ
The Model Context Protocol, an open standard that lets AI assistants call external tools and data sources. Connecting the reporte.ai MCP server means your assistant can query your analytics with your permission and your key.
Any client that speaks MCP, including Claude and ChatGPT through their connector or integration settings. The server is remote, so there is nothing to install on your machine.
No. The tools are read only. They answer questions about traffic, stats, demand, health and recommendations, and nothing more.
Yes, by construction. The endpoints reuse the panel's own logic, so the number your assistant quotes is the number your screen shows.
No. You copy the endpoint and your key from the panel into your assistant's connector settings. The API side is standard REST for whoever on your team wants to script with it.