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Overview

Connect Glean to your Minoa workspace so your enterprise search and AI experiences can query live sales context from Minoa.

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What you can do

Once connected, Glean can answer questions like:
  • “Show me my open business cases”
  • “What is our current pipeline health?”
  • “Which use cases are performing best by win rate?”

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Before you start

Make sure you have:
  • A Glean workspace with MCP client support enabled
  • A Minoa account
  • An OAuth client for Glean, generated from Minoa Integration Settings

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Connect Minoa

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Step 1: Note the Minoa MCP server URL

Your Minoa MCP server URL is:

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Step 2: Generate OAuth credentials in Minoa

Glean needs an OAuth client credential pair. In Minoa:
  1. Open Integration Settings
  2. Go to OAuth Clients
  3. Create a new client for Glean
  4. Copy the generated Client ID and Client Secret
Keep the generated credentials secure. You’ll enter them in Glean when setting up the MCP connection.

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Step 3: Configure the MCP connection in Glean

In Glean, create an MCP client or server connection and use: If Glean supports OAuth discovery, you can give it the server URL and let it find the endpoints from: https://mcp.minoa.io/.well-known/oauth-authorization-server

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Step 4: Authorize access

  1. Start the OAuth connection flow from Glean
  2. Sign in to Minoa
  3. Review permissions and click Authorize
  4. Return to Glean and check the connection is active
Each user signs in with their own Minoa account, so Glean inherits their role. It can read and change exactly what that user can in the web app, and nothing else. Editing the value framework and its math stays admin-only. See Permissions and governance.

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Step 5: Try it out

Ask Glean:
“What business cases do I have open right now?”
If it comes back with your real deals, you’re connected.

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Manage access

Disconnect the Minoa MCP source in Glean to revoke access. You can also delete the OAuth client from Minoa Integration Settings, which cuts off the connection for everyone using it. Glean sees the same permission-checked toolset as every other MCP client. The full capability list, and the role each one requires, is on the Minoa MCP Server page.

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Troubleshooting

Double-check that the Client ID and Client Secret were generated in Minoa Integration Settings and copied into Glean correctly.
Confirm Glean is using the Authorization Code grant type, the token endpoint https://mcp.minoa.io/token, and scope read.
Reconnect the MCP source in Glean to force schema and tool discovery.

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Need help

For OAuth setup help or connection troubleshooting, contact support@minoa.io.