Claude setup guide

Last updated: 1 Nov 2026

Gotoquill lets you review a PDF and apply a human-confirmed signature from Claude. This page covers the custom connector today. A Connectors Directory listing may follow; do not treat this page as a submitted listing.

Connector URL

Remote MCP (Streamable HTTP):

https://mcp.gotoquill.com/mcp

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Support: support@gotoquill.com

Add Gotoquill in Claude

Open Claude settings and find Connectors (or custom MCP connectors, depending on your plan).
Add a custom connector with URL https://mcp.gotoquill.com/mcp.
Complete the Gotoquill OAuth Allow screen when prompted.
Confirm tools such as open_signing_card and sign_in_chat appear for the connector.

Sign a PDF

Attach a PDF in the chat (or provide a PDF the tools can fetch).
Ask Claude to open Gotoquill for that PDF (examples below).
In the Gotoquill card, review the preview, drag signature boxes if needed, draw or type your name, check consent, and tap Sign.
Download the signed PDF from the card when status is completed.

Example prompts

Sign this attached PDF with Gotoquill after I confirm.
Open a Gotoquill signing card for this PDF. I am Party A.
Request a signature on this PDF and show me the signing card.

Tips for Claude

If the preview looks small, tap Expand. Builds 0.3.13+ enlarge the default preview and keep Sign clear of the reply bar.
Use Next spot to jump between Signature, Initials, and Date boxes.
Two-column Party A / Party B forms: say which party you are so placements stay on your column.
If the connector shows an old icon after an update, remove and re-add the connector so Claude refreshes server icons.

Security notes

Gotoquill never stamps without an explicit consent action in the card (or an equivalent confirmed tool path).
Records auto-expire. Keep your own copy of signed PDFs.
Do not upload secrets, payment-card data, or health records you are not allowed to process.

Need help? Email support@gotoquill.com. Directory submission to Anthropic is a separate step performed only by the operator.