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Installation

Connecting hackÜ takes two minutes and requires nothing installed on your machine and no key from anyone. You authorise with your own hackÜ account, you pick your company, and the assistant ends up with read access to that company’s data.

  1. Open Plugins in the sidebar.

  2. Search for hackÜ and install it.

  3. A browser tab opens with the hackÜ authorisation screen. If you are not signed in, it will ask you there — never in the chat.

  4. Review the permissions and pick your company in the dropdown. This is the decision that matters most: access is pinned to that company and cannot be changed without authorising again.

  5. Press Authorise. You go back to ChatGPT and you can start asking.

To call it, type @hackÜ at the start of your message:

@hackÜ what is my company called and how many people do we have?

Ask this:

@hackÜ what is our company called?

If it answers with your company’s name, you are set. If it says it cannot confirm that or that it has no access, see Troubleshooting.

If you administer more than one company and you need to query a different one, authorise the plugin again and pick the other one in the dropdown. One authorisation always points at a single company; that is what guarantees an answer never mixes data from two organisations.

You can revoke the authorisation at any time from your client’s settings, by uninstalling the plugin or deleting the connector. Access also cuts off by itself if you stop administering that company in hackÜ: nobody has to remember to revoke it when somebody changes role.

Alongside the production plugin there is hackÜ QA, which points at the testing environment. It installs as a separate plugin, under its own name, so the two can coexist without being confused for each other. The data QA returns is not production data and must not be used to make decisions.

If your organisation works with hackÜ in a dedicated environment, ask your hackÜ contact for your server address and use the Claude tab with that address instead of the production one.